funnel cat
Jan. 12th, 2009 09:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
crankylexDamien prior to mid-December:
Damien after mid-December:
So I came home from work one Thursday last month and found Damien panting and drooling in the corner. I rushed him into the vet despite his protests to the contrary. Verdict?
Broken jaw.
Cue surgeon and much gnashing of teeth.
He is now wired and pinned together, with a funnel on his head. He is healing despite his best efforts to the contrary while being confined to a Great Dane crate in my bedroom. Thankfully the weeks of forcefeeding him are over, he's eating on his own. He's slightly less pitiful than he was, but he's still pretty pitiful.
And I still have no freakin' clue how he broke his jaw. Kind thoughts directed towards a 10 year old formerly feral, extremely grumpy cat would be greatly appreciated.
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Damien after mid-December:
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So I came home from work one Thursday last month and found Damien panting and drooling in the corner. I rushed him into the vet despite his protests to the contrary. Verdict?
Broken jaw.
Cue surgeon and much gnashing of teeth.
He is now wired and pinned together, with a funnel on his head. He is healing despite his best efforts to the contrary while being confined to a Great Dane crate in my bedroom. Thankfully the weeks of forcefeeding him are over, he's eating on his own. He's slightly less pitiful than he was, but he's still pretty pitiful.
And I still have no freakin' clue how he broke his jaw. Kind thoughts directed towards a 10 year old formerly feral, extremely grumpy cat would be greatly appreciated.
