Kitty Farmcat at TED

On Oct 2, 4:44�pm, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
She's got an URTI again. �She starting sneezing late on Tuesday so I took
her to TED on Wednesday after work.
�She had a very bad upper respiratory tract infection earlier this year that
took six weeks to clear up and put her off her food, which it does because
they cannot smell it and she cannot afford not to eat.
I hadn't realised then how important it was, so I put it off taking her to
TED for a few days, thinking it was nothing that would not clear up on its
own soon. �I learnt from that.
So I got her to TED asap.
I was not able to see the vet I normally see, he was on holiday. �I agreed
to any appointment available, anyone.
I got a child vet. �Very nice and pleasant and KFC purred for him.. �He was a
little scared of her at first, since he'd seen her reputation on the
computer.
He just copied what her vet did last time. �Long acting antibiotic, steriod
to increase appetite, multivitamin as she only eats chicken.

He said "the trouble with these very old cats is that the immune system is
not good" � I know that. �"and when they get something like this it will
probably never completely go away"
I know that too.
KFC could do with some purrs that her snotty nose will clear up so she might
consider eating again.

Tweed

Best wishes for a quick recovery & appetite. Please keep us posted.

Sherry

Christina Websell wrote:
She's got an URTI again. She starting sneezing late on Tuesday so I
took her to TED on Wednesday after work.
KFC could do with some purrs that her snotty nose will clear up so
she might consider eating again.

Tweed

Purrs on the way, of course, for dear KFC.

Jill

On Thu, 2 Oct 2008 22:44:19 +0100, "Christina Websell"
wrote:

She's got an URTI again. She starting sneezing late on Tuesday so I took
her to TED on Wednesday after work.
She had a very bad upper respiratory tract infection earlier this year that
took six weeks to clear up and put her off her food, which it does because
they cannot smell it and she cannot afford not to eat.
I hadn't realised then how important it was, so I put it off taking her to
TED for a few days, thinking it was nothing that would not clear up on its
own soon. I learnt from that.
So I got her to TED asap.
I was not able to see the vet I normally see, he was on holiday. I agreed
to any appointment available, anyone.
I got a child vet. Very nice and pleasant and KFC purred for him. He was a
little scared of her at first, since he'd seen her reputation on the
computer.
He just copied what her vet did last time. Long acting antibiotic, steriod
to increase appetite, multivitamin as she only eats chicken.

He said "the trouble with these very old cats is that the immune system is
not good" I know that. "and when they get something like this it will
probably never completely go away"
I know that too.
KFC could do with some purrs that her snotty nose will clear up so she might
consider eating again.

Tweed




Purrs are on the way for KFC to make a good, speedy recovery.

~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^..^

"Life without cats would be only marginally worth living."
-TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie.

Every day is a treasure with Kenzie; I try to treat them that way. There
will only be so many, and then there will never, ever, be any more.

How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven.
- Robert Heinlein

"Irulan" ...
"Christina Websell" She's got an URTI again. She starting sneezing
late on Tuesday so I took
her to TED on Wednesday after work. ::snip::



aw, we will be praying and purring mightily that
KFC gets over her cold quickly with no adverse
effects.

Lily & her mama

We're purring and praying also that KFC gets over her cold quickly.
Poor girl
Love
Kyla

--
Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time.

Purrs are provided in abundance for the grand dame KFC that she has
many more years to come, and gets better soonest. Best wishes in any
case. She has had a good long life, and deserves whatever she wants
which we all know you will provide to her.

You both take care.

cl

She's got an URTI again. She starting sneezing late on Tuesday so I took
her to TED on Wednesday after work.
She had a very bad upper respiratory tract infection earlier this year that
took six weeks to clear up and put her off her food, which it does because
they cannot smell it and she cannot afford not to eat.
I hadn't realised then how important it was, so I put it off taking her to
TED for a few days, thinking it was nothing that would not clear up on its
own soon. I learnt from that.
So I got her to TED asap.
I was not able to see the vet I normally see, he was on holiday. I agreed
to any appointment available, anyone.
I got a child vet. Very nice and pleasant and KFC purred for him. He was a
little scared of her at first, since he'd seen her reputation on the
computer.
He just copied what her vet did last time. Long acting antibiotic, steriod
to increase appetite, multivitamin as she only eats chicken.

He said "the trouble with these very old cats is that the immune system is
not good" I know that. "and when they get something like this it will
probably never completely go away"
I know that too.
KFC could do with some purrs that her snotty nose will clear up so she might
consider eating again.

Tweed

Christina Websell wrote:
She's got an URTI again. She starting sneezing late on Tuesday so I took
her to TED on Wednesday after work.
She had a very bad upper respiratory tract infection earlier this year that
took six weeks to clear up and put her off her food, which it does because
they cannot smell it and she cannot afford not to eat.
I hadn't realised then how important it was, so I put it off taking her to
TED for a few days, thinking it was nothing that would not clear up on its
own soon. I learnt from that.
So I got her to TED asap.
I was not able to see the vet I normally see, he was on holiday. I agreed
to any appointment available, anyone.
I got a child vet. Very nice and pleasant and KFC purred for him. He was a
little scared of her at first, since he'd seen her reputation on the
computer.
He just copied what her vet did last time. Long acting antibiotic, steriod
to increase appetite, multivitamin as she only eats chicken.

He said "the trouble with these very old cats is that the immune system is
not good" I know that. "and when they get something like this it will
probably never completely go away"
I know that too.
KFC could do with some purrs that her snotty nose will clear up so she might
consider eating again.

Tweed





Purrs for KFC on the way.

Sam

"Christina Websell" wrote in
message ...
She's got an URTI again. She starting sneezing late on Tuesday so I
took her to TED on Wednesday after work.

Jake is inside and purring. Molly and about half a dozen other
neighborhood cats are all outside having a mass stare down, so maybe
the mothership will let the lot of them know purrs are needed.

Jo

On Oct 2, 2:44 pm, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
She's got an URTI again. She starting sneezing late on Tuesday so I took
her to TED on Wednesday after work.
She had a very bad upper respiratory tract infection earlier this year that
took six weeks to clear up and put her off her food, which it does because
they cannot smell it and she cannot afford not to eat.
I hadn't realised then how important it was, so I put it off taking her to
TED for a few days, thinking it was nothing that would not clear up on its
own soon. I learnt from that.
So I got her to TED asap.
I was not able to see the vet I normally see, he was on holiday. I agreed
to any appointment available, anyone.
I got a child vet. Very nice and pleasant and KFC purred for him. He was a
little scared of her at first, since he'd seen her reputation on the
computer.
He just copied what her vet did last time. Long acting antibiotic, steriod
to increase appetite, multivitamin as she only eats chicken.

He said "the trouble with these very old cats is that the immune system is
not good" I know that. "and when they get something like this it will
probably never completely go away"
I know that too.
KFC could do with some purrs that her snotty nose will clear up so she might
consider eating again.

Tweed

PUrrs for KFC...

Kristi

Massive purrs for KFC to feel better soon

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

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Let's hope she is clear again soon