buttercup creek

[threeplusfire]

We took Tsar Slate to the vet clinic this morning. He weighs 15lbs, is very healthy, now up to date on his shots, and has a yeast infection in his ears. Now we have to stick drops in his ears twice a day, and clean them out with q-tips. Cats really don't like that. But he was fairly good, just expressing his displeasure with many squeaky meows. Mom clipped his nails while we were there, and she's ordering me the nice clippers and a fine tooth comb for brushing Tsar Slate's very long hair.

They put a silly bandana on my kitty. He doesn't seem to mind it and it makes me think of Cate buying Halloween costumes for her dogs. We might microchip him in the future, and maybe I'll microchip Alan too. Just in case he ever gets lost and turns up at the SPCA. Hah!

Very gloomy outside, full of drizzle. I'm watching Cops in the middle of the day. Since it's the new trend, I bought Brett an early birthday present. It was too cool to pass up! And if he comes over this weekend I'll tell him what it is. *cue evil laughter*

Comments

[feu-de-fripe.livejournal.com]

try cotton balls for his ears it may go faster and won't be as poky.
as far as the chip thing goes i am way too paranoid a person to think this is a good idea. in a way i just keep thinking how it is practice before they barcode all of us. creepy

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[holdmycoat.livejournal.com]

These chips are just a plot by the federal government to keep track of the whereabouts, movents and habits of our pets. Once you lovable puppy steps out of line the men in the dark sunglasses with nets will show up and make your furry friend "disapear" :>

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[feu-de-fripe.livejournal.com]

just like they do to the women of juarez and thew young arabs in california, and the canadians they send to syria


i wouldn't be surprised

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Yeah, my mom recommend cotton balls too. Poor cat.

I can see where the chips are a really good idea for pets/show animals, but not so good for people.