or probably more accurately a little one..
On Wednesday I took Miss Odilia in to see the vet and had her neutered. I talked to them about her eyes and the bump on her head, and warned them not to scruff her and went off to work. I got a call just after lunch from the vet to tell me how things went.
He said he took a look at her eyes and while he didn't feel comfortable "prying them open" he said he did get a peek inside and he agrees that she does not have eyeballs. Everything she is able to do is with hearing, smell, touch and pure spunk! :) He said things looked fine and there was no need to do anything to them or with them. The spay went uneventful and she was doing very well. He also got a good look at the bump on her head. He said he got a good look at it and even attempted to aspirate it (put a needle in and take out fluid if there is any, cells if there isn't) and he believes it to simply be some scar tissue and is nothing to worry about. Although doing it gave her a new funky "hairdo"
Don't worry, it really isn't that noticeable in person. |
I also took home her booster heska vaccine.. I don't like to do those on days of surgery, so she will either get it today or tomorrow depending on how busy I am. I'm intending on bringing The Spitters into the shelter for their booster vaccines and some revolution as well, so we will see how it all goes.
So all is well and we are right on track for her adoption in just under three weeks!
Glad the spay was uneventful and Miss Odilia is doing great. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to hear everything is going as scheduled, even if Odilia did get a reverse mohawk in the bargain! That little girl never fails to impress me.
ReplyDeleteWe're glad things went well for her. Purrs for her speedy recovery and of course to find the most amazing forever home ever. Belly kisses to her from our human! (Gentle ones, given the incision.)
ReplyDeleteYeah....good news for Odilia. Tell her not to worry about the haircut - we had one here with a similar look for a while (Miss Greta had a bite abscess on her head - in about that spot come to think of it). Love the belleh spots!!
ReplyDeleteOdilia is just a living angel...I wish I could kiss that little belly!!!
ReplyDeleteShe is such a trooper! And has spunk in bucket loads! I will have to come over to get some more Odilia cuddles before she heads South!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that the spaying went well. I always get nervous when my little kittens have to go through that.
ReplyDeleteOh, that is good news overall! Glad the bump on her head is nothing to worry about.
ReplyDeleteI could look at that spotted belly all day long! :)
ReplyDeletejust love her,so glad that her spay went well,xx
ReplyDeleteI feel like Odi is part of the family!! I do hope her adoptive family do a blog!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe're glad all went well for Odilia. We think what she does is with more spunk than anything else! ;)
ReplyDeleteLooks like Odilia came through like a trooper. Mommy loves her so much and sure would like to adopt her, but she says that she bets people will be lining up to have Miss Odilia join their family. And our daddy won't let her adopt anymore kitties right now. Purrs and hugs, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Jo
ReplyDeleteOf course she did great, she is a great little one!!!
ReplyDeleteSo they shaved her belly AND her head???!?!?!? Poor little puffer-nutter.
ReplyDeleteThe Roo would like to know where Odi's tattoo is. She talking smack about being cooler with ink, yadda yadda yadda.
no tat.. Miss Odilia is ink free.
DeleteVets haven't invested in tattoo machines as there isn't a huge call for it up here. It is pretty rare that a spayed cat will end up at a shelter without a visible spay scar. It does happen from time to time, but not so much that any of the vets have invested in equipment.
Happy to hear everything went well.
ReplyDeleteMixed emotions here...glad everything went so well at the clinic with Odilia, but I'm sure going to miss seeing her little face.
ReplyDeleteHi Connie when you have a minute pop over we have an award for you,xx Speedy and Rachel
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute tummy! I'm glad it went well. I hope she gets a wonderful forever and ever home.
ReplyDeleteWe're glad that Odilia is doing so well. What a sweetheart!
ReplyDeleteNo eyeballs? Eeks! Good to know she's doing well tho. :)
ReplyDeleteMiss Odilia!!! Awwwww! So lovely to meet you and your funky haircut! We are so glad your spay went well! Your tummy is adorable!!
ReplyDeletep.s. we love your sparkly electric lights new look blog! Yay!
Take care
x
Glad everything went well for her...purrs to her for healing the bump.
ReplyDeleteWhat a trooper! The spunk of little ones like this never ceases to amaze me.
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