She isn't eating but seems alert and is not trying to get to her stitches. I even managed to sit her on my lap for a while ( with a strong hold) while I gave her a massage and put a few drops of Emergency Essence on her neck. I have never been able to hold her, so I made the most of it.
The vet found a little ovary tissue on each side. I have the samples in a jar in my cupboard. The vet said that I could get the lab to test the sample to prove that it is ovary if I wanted, otherwise I can monitor Riley to see if her behaviour improves. It is tempting, but I don't need any extra fees right now, so I will wait and see how she is. I am still annoyed that I did the sensible thing and got my cat spayed over a year ago and now I have had to fork out big bucks to finish the job! I did get quite a big discount but............ SHEESH!
Riley behaved herself at the clinic, making a liar out of me. When I got her home and opened the cat carrier door, I was expecting her to be so groggy that I could at last have my first ever proper cuddle with her. But no, she shot off like a bullet and hid under the spare bed for hours. I just left her to it figuring she will come out when she was comfortable.
I couldn't even survey the "damage" until hours later. Every time she walked by I would try to see where the stitches were and if they were still in place. Riley didn't come home with a cone. Silly me, I was expecting the stitches to be on the side of her body like her original spay. I hadn't realised that they ran along the front of her tummy this time.
Since Riley wont let me pick her up I have to sneak a peak when I can.
Of course Miette is having a field day hissing at both Riley and Samson as they both have the smell of the vet cllinic on them. She can be a little minx sometimes. Little Miss Healthy! Well I should be thankful at least one of them is problem free ( touch wood) but she doesn't have to rub their noses in it.
Riley goes back to have her stitches out in ten days and Samson will go along for another check and injection. Honestly the clinic is starting to feel like my second home. I will be happy when I don't have to go so often any more. My weeks are filled with vet appointments for Samson, Physio appts. , pilates appts. and GP appts. for me as well as getting to various client's homes daily. Argh! Enough with appointments already!!!
Sorry, having a meltdown at the minute.
Well that is the latest news.
Hugs to all
Carmen xx

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