bettyellen
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Wed Sep-21-05 11:07 PM
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How long does it take a cat stitches to heal enough |
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that i can take this cone thing off of caindy's head? she's going to pick at them for sure.
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progmom
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Wed Sep-21-05 11:25 PM
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1. i only know about dog stitches |
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and what i knew, i seem to have forgotten. :(
on a positive note, i bought you your chocolate today. :D
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Wed Sep-21-05 11:31 PM
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2. i can't find the answer on the intrnet, dammit. |
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i thought it was on the "fact sheet" the vet gave me. it aint. :( she's miserable, and she's getting to me, but she will rip at them.
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Wed Sep-21-05 11:58 PM
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Thu Sep-22-05 08:50 AM
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5. Probably about a week. |
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And yeah, she's not going to be able to groom herself during that time.
You may be able to take it off of her if you can confine her to a location where, if she starts to pick at her stitches, you can put the cone back on.
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Thu Sep-22-05 07:21 PM
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7. i'm doing that now- gosh she looked so miserable last night. |
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and now she's so happy to bee grooming away. thanks!
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Thu Sep-22-05 08:52 AM
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because they are evil incarnate - which is why I love them so
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