Three for TED

Took Waffles, Francis & Marble off to TED for their booster shots and annual
once-overs.

Saw a new TED at the practice. A lady TED.

Francis, scourge of TEDs since his unfortunate encounter with that darned
fool young male vet a few years ago, was putty in the new lady TED's hands.
Not a peep from him. No growls, no yowls, no hisses and certainly no bites.
Makes me wonder if Francis's anti-TED thing is specifically and
anti-male-TED thing.

Marble was his usual wimpy self. He howled whilst in the cat carrier and
promptly offered complete surrender as soon as I removed him from the
carrier.

Even Waffles, who could easily be Olympic champion in swearing at TEDs
offered not a peep of resistance.

All three duly had their jabs.

Waffles may need to have the last of her teeth removed surgically at some
point. Her remaining teeth are few and in not good shape, but they don't
seem to be bothering her at the moment. Being an elderly lady, I'd like not
to put her through the stress of an operation unless *necessary*. At the
moment, it's not necessary. So it's a case of keeping an eye on her,
checking her breath is not getting bad, making sure she continues to eat
properly and if she doesn't - then that's when she'll have the risk of
anaesthesia. But right now, she seems entirely content with life, she runs
around, plays in the garden, hunts... does all the normal cat things and
with seeming great enjoyment. Long may that continue.

"wafflycat" wrote in message
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Took Waffles, Francis & Marble off to TED for their booster shots and
annual once-overs.

Saw a new TED at the practice. A lady TED.

Francis, scourge of TEDs since his unfortunate encounter with that darned
fool young male vet a few years ago, was putty in the new lady TED's
hands. Not a peep from him. No growls, no yowls, no hisses and certainly
no bites. Makes me wonder if Francis's anti-TED thing is specifically and
anti-male-TED thing.

Marble was his usual wimpy self. He howled whilst in the cat carrier and
promptly offered complete surrender as soon as I removed him from the
carrier.

Even Waffles, who could easily be Olympic champion in swearing at TEDs
offered not a peep of resistance.

All three duly had their jabs.

I think some vets just have and "aura" about them. You know how bad
Bandit(RB) was - putting one vet tech in the ER. But there was one doctor
with whom she was always a perfect lady - he could poke and prod all he
liked and she just sat there letting him do it without a peep.


Waffles may need to have the last of her teeth removed surgically at some
point. Her remaining teeth are few and in not good shape, but they don't
seem to be bothering her at the moment. Being an elderly lady, I'd like
not to put her through the stress of an operation unless *necessary*. At
the moment, it's not necessary. So it's a case of keeping an eye on her,
checking her breath is not getting bad, making sure she continues to eat
properly and if she doesn't - then that's when she'll have the risk of
anaesthesia. But right now, she seems entirely content with life, she runs
around, plays in the garden, hunts... does all the normal cat things and
with seeming great enjoyment. Long may that continue.

Many purrs coming that her remaining teeth stay in her mouth where they
belong! ;

Nose Kisses,

CatNipped

On Aug 6, 4:52*am, "wafflycat"
wrote:
Took Waffles, Francis & Marble off to TED for their booster shots and annual
once-overs.

Saw a new TED at the practice. A lady TED.

Francis, scourge of TEDs since his unfortunate encounter with that darned
fool young male vet a few years ago, was putty in the new lady TED's hands.
Not a peep from him. No growls, no yowls, no hisses and certainly no bites.
Makes me wonder if Francis's anti-TED thing is specifically and
anti-male-TED thing.

Marble was his usual wimpy self. He howled whilst in the cat carrier and
promptly offered complete surrender as soon as I removed him from the
carrier.

Even Waffles, who could easily be Olympic champion in swearing at TEDs
offered not a peep of resistance.

All three duly had their jabs.

Waffles may need to have the last of her teeth removed surgically at some
point. Her remaining teeth are few and in not good shape, but they don't
seem to be bothering her at the moment. Being an elderly lady, I'd like not
to put her through the stress of an operation unless *necessary*. At the
moment, it's not necessary. So it's a case of keeping an eye on her,
checking her breath is not getting bad, making sure she continues to eat
properly and if she doesn't - then that's when she'll have the risk of
anaesthesia. But right now, she seems entirely content with life, she runs
around, plays in the garden, hunts... does all the normal cat things and
with seeming great enjoyment. Long may that continue.

It all sounds good. Always nice to have a TED that the masters approve
of.

--
Will in New Haven

wafflycat wrote:
Took Waffles, Francis & Marble off to TED for their booster shots and
annual once-overs.

Saw a new TED at the practice. A lady TED.

Francis, scourge of TEDs since his unfortunate encounter with that
darned fool young male vet a few years ago, was putty in the new lady
TED's hands. Not a peep from him. No growls, no yowls, no hisses and
certainly no bites. Makes me wonder if Francis's anti-TED thing is
specifically and anti-male-TED thing.

Marble was his usual wimpy self. He howled whilst in the cat carrier
and promptly offered complete surrender as soon as I removed him from
the carrier.

Even Waffles, who could easily be Olympic champion in swearing at TEDs
offered not a peep of resistance.

All three duly had their jabs.

Waffles may need to have the last of her teeth removed surgically at
some point. Her remaining teeth are few and in not good shape, but
they don't seem to be bothering her at the moment. Being an elderly
lady, I'd like not to put her through the stress of an operation
unless *necessary*. At the moment, it's not necessary. So it's a case
of keeping an eye on her, checking her breath is not getting bad,
making sure she continues to eat properly and if she doesn't - then
that's when she'll have the risk of anaesthesia. But right now, she
seems entirely content with life, she runs around, plays in the
garden, hunts... does all the normal cat things and with seeming
great enjoyment. Long may that continue.

The new lady TED sounds like a keeper.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

On Aug 6, 1:52*am, "wafflycat"
wrote:


Francis, scourge of TEDs since his unfortunate encounter with that darned
fool young male vet a few years ago, was putty in the new lady TED's hands.
Not a peep from him. No growls, no yowls, no hisses and certainly no bites.
Makes me wonder if Francis's anti-TED thing is specifically and
anti-male-TED thing.


It's why I stick with Kylie the Aussie vet- even Sarsi behaves with
her!

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

"wafflycat" wrote in message
...
Took Waffles, Francis & Marble off to TED for their booster shots and
annual once-overs.

Saw a new TED at the practice. A lady TED.

Francis, scourge of TEDs since his unfortunate encounter with that darned
fool young male vet a few years ago, was putty in the new lady TED's
hands. Not a peep from him. No growls, no yowls, no hisses and certainly
no bites. Makes me wonder if Francis's anti-TED thing is specifically and
anti-male-TED thing.

Marble was his usual wimpy self. He howled whilst in the cat carrier and
promptly offered complete surrender as soon as I removed him from the
carrier.

Even Waffles, who could easily be Olympic champion in swearing at TEDs
offered not a peep of resistance.

All three duly had their jabs.

Waffles may need to have the last of her teeth removed surgically at some
point. Her remaining teeth are few and in not good shape, but they don't
seem to be bothering her at the moment. Being an elderly lady, I'd like
not to put her through the stress of an operation unless *necessary*. At
the moment, it's not necessary. So it's a case of keeping an eye on her,
checking her breath is not getting bad, making sure she continues to eat
properly and if she doesn't - then that's when she'll have the risk of
anaesthesia. But right now, she seems entirely content with life, she runs
around, plays in the garden, hunts... does all the normal cat things and
with seeming great enjoyment. Long may that continue.

Glad it all went smoothly.

--
Theresa, Stinky and Dante
drtmuirATearthlink.net

Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

wafflycat wrote:

Took Waffles, Francis & Marble off to TED for their booster shots and annual
once-overs.

Saw a new TED at the practice. A lady TED.

Francis, scourge of TEDs since his unfortunate encounter with that darned
fool young male vet a few years ago, was putty in the new lady TED's hands.
Not a peep from him. No growls, no yowls, no hisses and certainly no bites.
Makes me wonder if Francis's anti-TED thing is specifically and
anti-male-TED thing.

Marble was his usual wimpy self. He howled whilst in the cat carrier and
promptly offered complete surrender as soon as I removed him from the
carrier.

Even Waffles, who could easily be Olympic champion in swearing at TEDs
offered not a peep of resistance.

Hmm, was this vet's name Victoria Stilwell?

--
Joyce ^..^

(To email me, remove the X's from my user name.)

Glad all went well. I gave mine their daily kitty toofpaste, the
enzymes help, even if I can't 'brush' them.
Kyla
"wafflycat"
Took Waffles, Francis & Marble off to TED for their booster shots and
annual once-overs.

Saw a new TED at the practice. A lady TED.

Francis, scourge of TEDs since his unfortunate encounter with that darned
fool young male vet a few years ago, was putty in the new lady TED's
hands. Not a peep from him. No growls, no yowls, no hisses and certainly
no bites. Makes me wonder if Francis's anti-TED thing is specifically and
anti-male-TED thing.

Marble was his usual wimpy self. He howled whilst in the cat carrier and
promptly offered complete surrender as soon as I removed him from the
carrier.

Even Waffles, who could easily be Olympic champion in swearing at TEDs
offered not a peep of resistance.

All three duly had their jabs.

Waffles may need to have the last of her teeth removed surgically at some
point. Her remaining teeth are few and in not good shape, but they don't
seem to be bothering her at the moment. Being an elderly lady, I'd like
not to put her through the stress of an operation unless *necessary*. At
the moment, it's not necessary. So it's a case of keeping an eye on her,
checking her breath is not getting bad, making sure she continues to eat
properly and if she doesn't - then that's when she'll have the risk of
anaesthesia. But right now, she seems entirely content with life, she runs
around, plays in the garden, hunts... does all the normal cat things and
with seeming great enjoyment. Long may that continue.

"wafflycat" wrote in message
...
Took Waffles, Francis & Marble off to TED for their booster
shots and annual once-overs.

. ..

Waffles may need to have the last of her teeth removed
surgically at some point. ...

Cats can survive without any teeth, as long as they have at least
half of their tongue. Or so one of my cat fact books says. I'm
sure we all know how rough a cats' tongue can be, and it'll cope
very nicely with gooshy food.

--
MatSav

wrote in message
...

Hmm, was this vet's name Victoria Stilwell?


I thought the woman was the dog dominatrix. LOL, we get a kick out of "It's
Me Or The Dog" on Animal Planet channel. Rob loves watching "The Dog
Whisperer" on National Geographic channel.

Pam S.