Poor Chucky

[Black Sun]

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My wife once asked me if you could get two headed llamas like the one in Dr Doolittle in real life.

Erm........no.....I mean I dare say they have been genetic deformities but as a general rule, NO!

[LH]

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I once told a woman that my bathroom was out of order because the toilet was not plugged in. She believed me.

[twisteroo]

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Back to the cat recovery stories: I once had an old 7 toed calico stray, she had some kind of a cold, could hardly breath, snot hanging out of her face. She was a stray and could not be caught or touched. Well she got so sick that she could not get away and we caught her, took her to the vet and they wanted to put her down. We brought her home with some antibiotics to choke down her.
She would not eat, we tried can food and tuna and all kinds of soft food figuring her throat would hurt. A day or two of antibiotics and she's still not eating. Just for the hell of it we put out a bowl of the Wal-mart Special Kitty dry food that all the strays around here get and she starts to eat like there is no tomorrow.
It turns out that her nose was stuffed up and she could not smell the can food and didn't know what it was, she had never been treated to it before, but she knew what the special kitty looked like. She was feeling better, just didn't know she had any food.

Anyway...she was my best buddy after that for a few years till she disappeared, I assume she died somewhere. But I like to think that we were both better off in some way because we crossed paths.
Stupid cats!!

[Trouble]

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Well, Miha (my cat) showed up but she's not looking so good. I blocked off access to under the house. I'm leaving to go out of town for 4 days tomorrow but I told my husband to keep an eye on her--I think it might be time to bring her inside. It sucks that I have to leave.

[Twitchin Kitten]

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Twistie, fighting an upper respiratiory infection is the worst! That can take months to fully get out of the cats system. Been there and done that way too often! Stress will often bring that out in a kitten. But once they get that and live through it, they are more equipped to fight it off in the future. It's highly contagious to all the cats and human can transfer it from one cat to another.

Chucky's doing very good. I got some starter pills until his prescription comes in the mail.

Trouble, I would think it's time to get her in. You may not see her again after today.