10-04-2018, 07:46 PM
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I wondered that, Newcomer. I have her toilet tray by the door, but I expect she will do it all over my freshly cleaned carpets! Unless she wees if I get a chance to get her outside later, to the communal grass. Hope the rain stays away.
11-04-2018, 08:40 AM
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Holly is doing ok. She spent all afternoon groaning and wandering aimlessly, after she woke up, but had some food. When it was bedtime, I tried to keep her on the floor, and it was a battle of wills till I gave in and lifted her up (from behind the front legs), when she settled down and there was less of the groaning. Bit awkward at times, sharing a pillow with a hard plastic cone, but it was not all night.I got up at 6.15 for the bathroom, got her on the floor when I heard her wanting to get down, went into the kitchen to get her canned food out of the fridge to warm up and she was eager to have some, so had to boil up some water to warm it. She ate it eagerly.
Outside for toilet, and she did a wee for the first time, and wanted to chase a squirrel. Noooooooooo!!!!
And she has since had more food. Now lying on an old duvet in the lounge.
And she also, the independent moo, jumped up onto the chair before I could lift her, fortunately not crying out, but wanted to get back down again. I have a piece of cardboard to put up when I’m not in the room.
11-04-2018, 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Julie1962
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Sounding good jazzi if she's eating pooing and weeing and trying to get on the sofa she's well on way to recovery.
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