I'm at the point in my life where nothing fazes me.
That disturbs me sometimes, like when I have to get up close and personal with an anus, but that's something to ponder when I have free time.
Anyway...prolapse isn't uncommon in obese cats, something about all the fat pressing against everything. He doesn't appear to strain when he shits (because, you know, I've watched closely), which is the most common cause, so we're going to blame the fat.
That gets an 'eeewh'. Never had to do that, but I did have to rub ointment on my Doberman Pinscher's sac when he was neutered and proceeded to pull the stitches out with his teeth. Vet then stapled him closed, gave him a satellite collar, and handed me the ointment saying 'apply liberally every few hours to help healing'.
This is true. I can't think of that many people who I would go to this kind of trouble for.
I would use the collar for Monty, but he's obese, so he can't reach his ass end anyway, and it appears that none of the other animals are willing to give him a hand.
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How the hell did he do that?
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That disturbs me sometimes, like when I have to get up close and personal with an anus, but that's something to ponder when I have free time.
Anyway...prolapse isn't uncommon in obese cats, something about all the fat pressing against everything. He doesn't appear to strain when he shits (because, you know, I've watched closely), which is the most common cause, so we're going to blame the fat.
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::crosses fingers::
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*looks hopeful*
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::rubs hands together::
I swear to god, we should round up all bastard ex-husbands and poke them with pointy sticks.
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We pet lovers are a rare breed :)
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I would use the collar for Monty, but he's obese, so he can't reach his ass end anyway, and it appears that none of the other animals are willing to give him a hand.