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Oct 09, 2018 at 06:18 PM
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Miette scared the holy lovin' pooh out of me last night. She was not in the house when I got home from work. I spent over an hour tearing the house apart looking for her. Then checked the yard, the barn, the pasture. Even hiked down to the road to make she she hadn't been hit by a car. I was losing it. Had to stop looking because it got dark. Called a friend because I was coming apart at the seams. She suggested that the baby might be hiding under the house. Yes! Was going to crawl under the house and hunt for her this morning, except I woke up to the sound of her howling under the bathtub. She'd crawled through the insulation etc and followed the plumbing into the house. Thankfully I have a garden tub with wood panels around it. Took a panel off and she popped out. While cuddling and loving on her I told her in a stern voice that she was a bad, bad girl for scaring me so.
Today was a follow up at the vet for her kitten shots. She gained weight! She's up to 3 pounds 9.5 ounces. That's double her weight from last time. She's not turning into a chunky monkey, she was terribly skinny when I found her. I asked the vet to check her hearing. Cats are notorious for not listening, but she doesn't seem to react to any noise. The vet confirmed she either has a hearing impairment or is deaf. That probably explains why she YELLS when she meows. Non-critter people would think I was silly but I'm exhausted tonight. I had trouble falling asleep last night worrying about the baby. Ten didn't sleep well. |
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