Showing posts with label Hoo-haa-ectomy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hoo-haa-ectomy. Show all posts

Monday, September 22, 2008

Mancat Monday

Hiya kitties, Captain Jack and Dante here - no Kid this morning as he is in the PTU on his way to get his hoohaa-ectomy. We do not think he ever guessed what was going on - not even when Mommy picked up all the food and water bowls last night. Heck, he didn't even seem to care much when Mommy did not listen to our demands for treats this morning and instead said "I know Jack and Dante and I am sorry. You will have to wait until Fagin gets into the PTU to get somethng to eat cause you know he cannot have any." Sigh. And people wonder why we say the Kid drives us nuts! Well, if you can please purr for Fagin today. Mommy is a bit nervous as you know.

One more thing - as you may know Fagin did prove himself on the adventuring for Meow Like a Pirate Day (go here to learn about it) so we have decided to promote him from Cabin Kitten to something else. Since today is such an auspicious day, we thought that we will surprise him with his new name and title when he gets home from his hoohaa-ectomy. Since Captain Jack is obviously the Captain and Sir Dante Barbossa is First Mate - we ask you kitties - what should Fagin be called??

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Worried Wednesday

Hello friends!! Instead of the usual Wordless Wednesday today we are having Worried Wednesday in honor of Mommy. As you know, in the past couple of weeks Mommy's family has had Smudge and now Buck go to the Bridge. Those loses have made her very sad and also very worried.

Apparently humans have a saying that "Bad things always happen in threes" and since we have lost two fuzzy children, she is afraid of there being a third. This is compounded by the fact that on September 22nd, little Fagin is going for his hoo-haa-ectomy. Because of scheduling and such, Aunt Susan will not be doing the procedure. Another V-E-T she referred Fagin to will be doing it. Although Mommy has talked to Aunt Susan before and knows that the procedure is very quick and very easy (it's why Aunt Susan recommended us out to this other, less expensive vet. If Fagin were a girl Aunt Susan would do it and we would pay the higher ER V-E-T clinic cost but Aunt Susan feels Dr. Amy can do it no probem), she is nervous. Can you kitties and beans give her some encouragement? She has actually considered canceling Fagin's appointment and then tells herself she is being silly and he needs to have it done. Poor Mommy! She just needs some reassurance that everything will be fine.