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Originally Posted by atisketatasket
Lone dog and I had to leave new cat at the vet this morning. She refused to give them a urine sample at first and I have never had success with those crystals they give you to put in an empty litterbox so the cat will pee in it--cats are not that dumb or compliant. So they kept her for a few hours.
Lone dog moped around all morning when I was teaching, so I took him with me when it was time to go pick her up. He rested his head on the seat by her carrier on the ride home and listened to her long list of grievances, occasionally giving a soft moan in response.
In short, lone dog is new cat's therapist. So of course as soon as we were home and she was free she gave him a smack. Typical ungrateful client.  |
Awe, this was so sweet. It's amazing how the pets care for one another.
Since Amelia still smells like transmission fluid I think Esther can't recognize her so there has been lots of hissing and growling and swiping at my house but Emma (Mom's dog) keeps right on playing with Amelia and acting like nothing is wrong so maybe Emma's smeller isn't that good or she doesn't care that the cat smells like transmission fluid. What is sad is that Amelia usually hangs out in a different room from Esther right now since Esther is being quite a brat to Amelia. But Amelia did let me carry her around while I got her dinner ready the other day. Progress! She is getting much more open to human interaction even if the cat interaction has stalled.