There I was, sitting in my room thinking how glad I was to have my cats back to normal. I went through a wild ride with my cats, but it turned out to be okay.
“Meow.” That is the sound my cats made all the way to the vets. Today was the day that my cats got spayed and neutered. We walked into the door and checked in at the front desk. The vet said, “You need to leave your cats here awhile so we can get them ready, come back later today."
At home, everything was different. We could leave our bedroom doors open and no one hopped up on our laps at dinner. When our cats were kittens, they would always beg for food at the table. At dinner, I felt awkward sitting there without the constant meows for food.
The next day, when we picked the cats up they had head cones on. Man they look weird. I’ve never seen an animal with a cone. Our vet told us to keep them in separate rooms and Katie had to go in a cage.
A few days later, Rowdie was let out of his room. He was all healed and I thought man, it’s only a matter of time before Katie is let out of her cage. When the time came to let her out, we noticed that her stomach was way too big. We took her to the vet and they said that Katie had an internal fluid leak. They said they would have to drain the fluid every couple of days for awhile, and we would have to put her back in her cage.
I was sitting in my room thinking about how hard it must be to be locked up in that cage all day. I thought how lonely it must be. I freaked out and with that thought, I spent every day with Katie until she was well. Day by day Katie and I grew a stronger relationship with each other.
When we were able to let her out of the cage to let her roam around the room we had to change things up. When the time came that Katie could be let out of the room, she still had to keep her cone on. We had to keep a constant watch on her so she couldn't jump, run, or get pounced on by her brother. We also had to make sure she could eat and drink. But the worst part was the cat litter would get stuck on her cone and we had to wipe it off.
The day the vet told us we could take her cone off, I jumped up and started running around the room. After that I felt kind of embarrassed since I ran around in the middle of the waiting room. Luckily no one was there but us.
After all that hard work we did to keep her safe it paid off. She was in that cone for a month, and a week after Christmas we took it off. Katie is my best friend and she's now back to her old spazzy self, thanks to her brother's constant pouncing. Now Katie and I are best friends and I love her very much.
Monday, April 28, 2008
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Rough Draft 2
There I was sitting in my room thinking how glad I was to have my cats back to normal. I went through a wild ride with my cats but it turned out to be okay.
“Meow” That is the sound my cat made all the way to the vets. Today was the day that my cats got spayed and neutered. We walked into the door and checked in at the front desk. We walked into the room and the vet said, “You need to leave your cats here awhile so we can get them ready, come back in one day” she said in a sweet voice. We drove home and I was sitting there thinking how quiet it was without the cats around in the car meowing. At home everything was different we could leave our bedroom doors open and no one hopped up on our laps at dinner. When our cats were kittens they would always beg for food at the table. So we made up the blue plate system. Every time we took those blue plates off the fridge they knew they were going to get some food. At dinner I felt awkward sitting there without the constant meows for food.
The next day when we picked the cats up and they had cones on. Man they look weird I’ve never seen an animal with a cone on. We took them home and the meows were back as we drove back home. Our vet told us to keep them in separate rooms and Katie had to go in a cage.
A few weeks later Rowdie was let out of his cage he was all healed and I thought man it’s only a matter of time before Katie is let out of her cage. In that time that Katie was in her cage I started to get more connected with her. When the time came to let her out of her cage we noticed that her stomach was way too big. We took her to the vet and they said that Katie had a fluid leak in her chest. They said they would have to drain the fluid every couple of days for awhile and we would have to put her back in her cage. Again I was sitting in my room thinking about how hard it must be to sit in that cage all day. I thought how lonely it must be. I freaked out and with that thought I spent every day with Katie until she was well. Day by day Katie and I grew a stronger relationship with each other. In order to keep me entertained in the room she was in, I turned on my TV which is also in there.
When we were able to let her out of the cage to let here roam around the room we had to change things up. She still had her cone on so she could easily trip or get stuck. Plus we had to make sure that she didn't jump or run so we had to slant things so she could climb. We also needed one person to be in the room when she is out. That person was me. It was not because I was forced to it was because I wanted to. The reason was because I became so attached to her I didn't want to leave her. When the time came that Katie could be let out of the room she still had to keep her cone on. We had to keep a constant watch on her so she couldn't jump, run, or get pounced on by her brother. We also had to make sure she could eat and drink. But the worst part was the cat litter would get stuck on her cone and we had to wipe it off. The day the vet told us we could let her out of her cage. I jumped up and started running around the room. After that I felt kind of embarrassed since I ran around in the middle of the waiting room. Luckily no one was there but us.
After all that hard work we did to keep her safe it paid off. She was in that cone for a month and a week after Christmas we could take it off. The day we took the cone off I noticed how soft her fur was since I couldn’t pet her for a month. Katie Is my best friend and she's now back to her old spazzy self thanks to her bothers constant pouncing. I still love Katie even after all that and I never won't.
“Meow” That is the sound my cat made all the way to the vets. Today was the day that my cats got spayed and neutered. We walked into the door and checked in at the front desk. We walked into the room and the vet said, “You need to leave your cats here awhile so we can get them ready, come back in one day” she said in a sweet voice. We drove home and I was sitting there thinking how quiet it was without the cats around in the car meowing. At home everything was different we could leave our bedroom doors open and no one hopped up on our laps at dinner. When our cats were kittens they would always beg for food at the table. So we made up the blue plate system. Every time we took those blue plates off the fridge they knew they were going to get some food. At dinner I felt awkward sitting there without the constant meows for food.
The next day when we picked the cats up and they had cones on. Man they look weird I’ve never seen an animal with a cone on. We took them home and the meows were back as we drove back home. Our vet told us to keep them in separate rooms and Katie had to go in a cage.
A few weeks later Rowdie was let out of his cage he was all healed and I thought man it’s only a matter of time before Katie is let out of her cage. In that time that Katie was in her cage I started to get more connected with her. When the time came to let her out of her cage we noticed that her stomach was way too big. We took her to the vet and they said that Katie had a fluid leak in her chest. They said they would have to drain the fluid every couple of days for awhile and we would have to put her back in her cage. Again I was sitting in my room thinking about how hard it must be to sit in that cage all day. I thought how lonely it must be. I freaked out and with that thought I spent every day with Katie until she was well. Day by day Katie and I grew a stronger relationship with each other. In order to keep me entertained in the room she was in, I turned on my TV which is also in there.
When we were able to let her out of the cage to let here roam around the room we had to change things up. She still had her cone on so she could easily trip or get stuck. Plus we had to make sure that she didn't jump or run so we had to slant things so she could climb. We also needed one person to be in the room when she is out. That person was me. It was not because I was forced to it was because I wanted to. The reason was because I became so attached to her I didn't want to leave her. When the time came that Katie could be let out of the room she still had to keep her cone on. We had to keep a constant watch on her so she couldn't jump, run, or get pounced on by her brother. We also had to make sure she could eat and drink. But the worst part was the cat litter would get stuck on her cone and we had to wipe it off. The day the vet told us we could let her out of her cage. I jumped up and started running around the room. After that I felt kind of embarrassed since I ran around in the middle of the waiting room. Luckily no one was there but us.
After all that hard work we did to keep her safe it paid off. She was in that cone for a month and a week after Christmas we could take it off. The day we took the cone off I noticed how soft her fur was since I couldn’t pet her for a month. Katie Is my best friend and she's now back to her old spazzy self thanks to her bothers constant pouncing. I still love Katie even after all that and I never won't.
Monday, April 7, 2008
alternitive leads
1. anamonapea: "Meow" said my cat Katie as I pet her. "You are starting to get back to normal" I said.
2. posing question: "How did this happen!" I said going home from the vets.
3. spoken words: "Oh no not again!" these were the words I said when I found out that something bad had happened to my cat. And it would change me forever.
2. posing question: "How did this happen!" I said going home from the vets.
3. spoken words: "Oh no not again!" these were the words I said when I found out that something bad had happened to my cat. And it would change me forever.
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Rough Draft 1
The day finally came. The day we had to get our cats Rowdie and Katie spayed and neutered.The vet told us to go home and wait till tomorrow to pick them up. In that one night I thought about all the things that could go wrong. For the rest of the day I freaked out. Finally we went back to the vets. The vet put cones on the cats and to keep them from biting there stitches. The vet told us to keep them in separate cages. A few weeks later we were able to let Rowdie out of his cage. But Katie was still left in her cage. In that time that Katie was in her cage I started to get more connected with her. When the time came to let her out of her cage we noticed that her stomach was way to big. We took her to the vet and they said that Katie had a fluid leak in her chest. They said they would have to drain the fluid every couple of days for awhile and we would have to put her back in her cage. Again I was sitting in my room thinking about how hard it must be to sit in that cage all day. I thought how lonely it must be. And with that thought I spent every day with Katie until she was well. Day by day me and Katie grew a stronger relationship with each other. In order to keep me entertained in the room I turned on my TV. When we were able to let her out of the cage to let here roam around the room we had to change things up. She still had her cone on so she could easily trip or get stuck. Plus we had to make sure that she didn't jump or run so we had to slant things so she could climb. We also needed one person to be in the room when she is out. That person was me. It was not because I was forced to it was because I wanted to. The reason was because I became so attached to her I didn't want to leave her. When the time came that Katie could be let out of the room she still had to keep her cone on. We had to keep a constant watch on her so she couldn't jump, run, or get pounced on by her brother. We also had to make sure she could eat and drink. but the worst part was the cat litter would get stuck on her cone and we had to wipe it off.
After all that hard work we did to keep her safe it payed off. She was in that cone for a month and a week after Christmas we could take it off. She's now back to her old spazzy self thanks to her bothers constant pouncing. I still love Katie even after all that and I never won't.
After all that hard work we did to keep her safe it payed off. She was in that cone for a month and a week after Christmas we could take it off. She's now back to her old spazzy self thanks to her bothers constant pouncing. I still love Katie even after all that and I never won't.
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