Mother took father to the vet today. When he came home, we walked with a big thingee and limped. The dog and I actually had a conference about it. Sometimes he isn’t as stupid as he looks. Max said that he stunk of shots. He hoped that they hadn’t “fixed” him. I heard Mother say something about his sleeping downstairs.
The gall! How am I going to nurse him back to health with licks, kisses, and fur therapy? Loud purrs are clinically proven to be a valuable tool in promoting healing.
The dog and I worry that Mother took him to a vet for humans rather than our doctor; Dr. Balderelli is the best. I hope that where he went is OK.
But they must be foolish. They forgot to put the Collar of Shame on him: incompetence, just plain stupid incompetence.
What if he attempts to bite his stitches?
Louis N. Carreras, Woodcarver 
I had to wear the Collar of Shame when I had neck surgery!
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I’m sure that Louis wondered what had happened.
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That would imply him actually giving a hoot, which he doesn’t! How are you feeling?
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Xenia–you and Max might need to confer further. Obviously, the human vet is incompetent.
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They refuse to listen to prudent advice, AS Empress of all I curvy I know best. I am sure that you defer to the wisdom your cats! – Xenia (H.I.M.)
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What were they thinking?
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Well, I came home from hip surgery, smelling like a hospital, and they suspect that something is going on. The dog woke me up with a wet nose several time last night, followed me to the bathroom, and stands alongside the walkers until I get going. He’s the on duty nurse.
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Sounds like you are getting the best care.
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Wishing you a speedy recovery, Lou.
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