Discussion on Cats, Moggies and Felines in general [with Pictures]

[JessicaTam]

That’s how our cats like it. BJ (ginger) and Pip.

 

[Cossie]

Well, not good news, poor old Bean died on Friday, things were looking so promising. He wasn't our cat, but for some reason I had developed a great liking for him and of course hoped he recovered.

 

[VPS]

All cats

 

[k_sheep]

Who knew - there are pet ophthalmologists!

Bandit is 17yo standard issue cat with an entropian (bottom eyelid folds inwards) giving her goopy eye. Can do a surgery to try to fix the eyelid but it's a long one, no guarantee of success, and she's got a heart murmur so a bit of an anaesthetic rest. He thinks she's not actually in pain with it so we're going with keeping-an-eye (ha!) on it. If gets a corneal ulcer or something I think enucleation (removal of the eye altogether) will be next step.

You can see she's clearly suffering as she sits on my freshly planted coriander *rolleyes* (totally enclosed yard - she's not a free roamer and is confined inside at dusk).

 

[VPS]

Who knew - there are pet ophthalmologists!

Bandit is 17yo standard issue cat with an entropian (bottom eyelid folds inwards) giving her goopy eye. Can do a surgery to try to fix the eyelid but it's a long one, no guarantee of success, and she's got a heart murmur so a bit of an anaesthetic rest. He thinks she's not actually in pain with it so we're going with keeping-an-eye (ha!) on it. If gets a corneal ulcer or something I think enucleation (removal of the eye altogether) will be next step. View attachment 509409

You can see she's clearly suffering as she sits on my freshly planted coriander *rolleyes* (totally enclosed yard - she's not a free roamer and is confined inside at dusk).

You'd be astounded at the number of cataract surgeries they do on dogs

 

[Dr Bob]

Who knew - there are pet ophthalmologists!

Bandit is 17yo standard issue cat with an entropian (bottom eyelid folds inwards) giving her goopy eye. Can do a surgery to try to fix the eyelid but it's a long one, no guarantee of success, and she's got a heart murmur so a bit of an anaesthetic rest. He thinks she's not actually in pain with it so we're going with keeping-an-eye (ha!) on it. If gets a corneal ulcer or something I think enucleation (removal of the eye altogether) will be next step. View attachment 509409

You can see she's clearly suffering as she sits on my freshly planted coriander *rolleyes* (totally enclosed yard - she's not a free roamer and is confined inside at dusk).

Under normal circumstances that would be a 5 minute fix and , yes, she's in, at the lest, extreme discomfort.

 

[k_sheep]

Under normal circumstances that would be a 5 minute fix and , yes, she's in, at the lest, extreme discomfort.

See I had read all over the internet it's very painful (hence why I asked our normal vet for a referral) but he said "I estimated a 2/10 'arbitrary pain-scale'" ... and reassured me she wasn't bothered.

Urk!

 

[Quickstatus]

She has adopted a new bed - but only if the box is on the kitchen island bench

 

[Cossie]

The boy, another delivery, oh it's not a box, but it's something I can get into!



The other day I was very cold, but fortunately mum had a nice heated blanket for me.

 

[TheRealTMA]

Wherefore art thou Romeow? Cat interrupts Shakespeare tragedy

Ballet turns to unexpected comedy as stray gatecrashes death scene and plays with actor’s hair

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[AuSammy]

The neighbours cat has decided our couch is a suitable place to relax when it's cold outside.

 

[Buzzard]

You'd be astounded at the number of cataract surgeries they do on dogs

Seeing eye dogs?

 

[Cossie]

Some quick photos of the boy's new toy as mentioned in the WCMO thread.

He loves it, so far....... Sorry for the image quality, they were taken with my ipad and he was being very active! More later from my real camera.

The top thing spins around and there is a another "lure" that spins under the cover and is seen in the 4 openings. Highly recommended.

 

[Flyfrequently]

Saw this in Singapore yesterday


In case anyone is looking for a new kitty kat - need to zoom in

 

[Brissy1]

I thought that cats don't like coats, but cold in Sydney so missB decided to wrap up Ruby. No complaints from Ruby.

 

[zig]

I thought that cats don't like coats, but cold in Sydney so missB decided to wrap up Ruby. No complaints from Ruby.View attachment 517000

Very cute and cosy.