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Post by cazypops on Sept 23, 2016 19:38:20 GMT
Oh that's brilliant news.  Our little soldier is on the mend.  I bet you're so relieved barley. |
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Post by scallywag on Sept 23, 2016 19:59:54 GMT
Thats excellent news smiling from ear to ear, x
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Post by scallywag on Sept 25, 2016 19:07:48 GMT
Hows the gorgeous Alfie doing barley ? |
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Post by barley on Sept 25, 2016 19:29:05 GMT
Hows the gorgeous Alfie doing barley ? He's doing ok thank you Still really tired but I think that's largely the painkillers. He went for a little walk this evening (just 5 mins down the road & back) but he definitely enjoyed being out and about The swelling is beginning to go down a little although the bruising is coming out more. He doesn't seem uncomfortable with it though and that's the main thing xx |
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Post by alfiemummy on Sept 25, 2016 21:02:35 GMT
Did he like his new toy barley? |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2016 10:03:50 GMT
How did I manage to miss all this? How careless of me!!!  Main thing though is that your gorgeous wee man is home and recuperating well  One of my 16 year old foster cats, Misty, had to have an eye removed in 2011 and never had any further problems until she passed away a few months later of a completely unrelated condition (cancer on her trachea). She developed a corneal sequestrum which led to her eye being removed. The vet surgery kept her in overnight but once she came home 24hrs after the op she soon regained her place as the Boss of the household and had Thom-Thom, Lily and Nina back in their rightful place below her  Her face was quite swollen and shaved over that eye but it soon grew back (the fur), the swelling went down and the eye healed up no problem. In fact, one of her favourite 'tricks' was to sidle up to Neil who would be watching tv and rub her head against him to make him stroke her. He'd be absent-mindedly rubbing away at what he thought was her chin or cheek but when he looked down he'd realise it was actually her empty eye socket  Misty would do it deliberately - it was almost as if she KNEW it made Neil gag  How is our brave wee boy today? |
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Post by lotsofcats on Sept 26, 2016 12:36:14 GMT
Glad that Alfie is getting out and about and enjoying it.
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Post by tonib on Sept 27, 2016 0:29:29 GMT
Glad to hear Alfie is beginning to bounce back albeit a bit tired barley. I see he had company at your work |
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Post by boxerluver30 on Sept 27, 2016 11:05:17 GMT
Glad he's still doing OK |
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Post by barley on Sept 30, 2016 19:54:12 GMT
Did he like his new toy barley ? He does! We're staying at my mums house this week because she's on hols so am staying with my sister... and mousey had to come with us Did you get Alfie a new toy in the end? I can't remember! Hope he's liking all his noms.   How did I manage to miss all this? How careless of me!!! Main thing though is that your gorgeous wee man is home and recuperating well One of my 16 year old foster cats, Misty, had to have an eye removed in 2011 and never had any further problems until she passed away a few months later of a completely unrelated condition (cancer on her trachea). She developed a corneal sequestrum which led to her eye being removed. The vet surgery kept her in overnight but once she came home 24hrs after the op she soon regained her place as the Boss of the household and had Thom-Thom, Lily and Nina back in their rightful place below her Her face was quite swollen and shaved over that eye but it soon grew back (the fur), the swelling went down and the eye healed up no problem. In fact, one of her favourite 'tricks' was to sidle up to Neil who would be watching tv and rub her head against him to make him stroke her. He'd be absent-mindedly rubbing away at what he thought was her chin or cheek but when he looked down he'd realise it was actually her empty eye socket Misty would do it deliberately - it was almost as if she KNEW it made Neil gag How is our brave wee boy today? Aw don't worry Misty sounds like a little soldier like Alfie... it's ten days (or thereabouts) post surgery and honestly he's looking great! The swelling has gone right down and the hair is already growing in quite a bit. Glad that Alfie is getting out and about and enjoying it. Thank you Glad to hear Alfie is beginning to bounce back albeit a bit tired barley . I see he had company at your work Those are his girlfriends, Matilda & Jemima Glad he's still doing OK Thank you |
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Post by alfiemummy on Sept 30, 2016 20:02:53 GMT
No I didn't barley - but my friend bought him a stuffed toy duck on Tuesday so he ended up with a new toy in the end anyway He's definitely enjoying all the food thanks, there's enough to last him for months Also, after all my efforts not to buy him new collars etc that he doesn't need... I bought him a new collar and harness at TK Maxx yesterday, oops |
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Post by cazypops on Sept 30, 2016 20:47:18 GMT
Really glad to see Alfie looking so well barley, and he certainly looks like he's enjoying himself with his new toy. |
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Post by tonib on Oct 1, 2016 21:42:55 GMT
Alfie really does look good barley, certainly enjoying his toy |
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Our little soldier is on the mend. 
One of my 16 year old foster cats, Misty, had to have an eye removed in 2011 and never had any further problems until she passed away a few months later of a completely unrelated condition (cancer on her trachea). She developed a corneal sequestrum which led to her eye being removed. The vet surgery kept her in overnight but once she came home 24hrs after the op she soon regained her place as the Boss of the household and had Thom-Thom, Lily and Nina back in their rightful place below her 
Her face was quite swollen and shaved over that eye but it soon grew back (the fur), the swelling went down and the eye healed up no problem. In fact, one of her favourite 'tricks' was to sidle up to Neil who would be watching tv and rub her head against him to make him stroke her. He'd be absent-mindedly rubbing away at what he thought was her chin or cheek but when he looked down he'd realise it was actually her empty eye socket 
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