So why am I worried? (1 Viewer)

[zaskar]

He's a good, strong, healthy cat.
He's only 7.
It's only a minor op to clean his teeth under general.
and the vet, quite apart from having a list of qualifications as long as my arm, is a dammed nice chap.
So why the hell am I sat at work panicking!!!!!!
Concentration level = 0
Roll on 2 oclock!:Sad:

 

[Road Runner]

He's a good, strong, healthy cat.
He's only 7.
It's only a minor op to clean his teeth under general.
and the vet, quite apart from having a list of qualifications as long as my arm, is a dammed nice chap.
So why the hell am I sat at work panicking!!!!!!
Concentration level = 0
Roll on 2 oclock!:Sad:

he will be fine but you would not be normal if you did not worry.

2 o'clock will seem a year awayoh:

 

[Caggsie]

In the last 4 weeks all three of my animals have had dentals due to abcesses - all came through it unscathed - all will be fine.:thumb: Mine are all in their teens.

Karen

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[haganap]

You worry because you love your animal and you cant tell them why you are doing it.

But you know it makes sense to do it.

Our cat is 17 and has been a pleasure to own, everyday he gets weaker, more skinny and more stubon, but we love him.:thumb:

 

[zaskar]

WAAAAAAYEEEEEEYYYYY!!!!!

He's OK.:thumb:
Vets have just rung. Still a bit groggy, but all went well and I can collect him at 4:15. Phew!
The op didn't worry me, it's the anesthetic that scares the heck out of me!

Perhaps I can get some flippin' work done now:Blush:

 

[madbluemad]

:thumb::thumb::thumb:

Jim

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[Road Runner]

Great news:thumb:

Bruno goes in for a major operation in the morning.

Scared stiff but he has a lump in his tummy sadly that needs removing.