The Ollie Tails: Part the Fourth
*19.10.06*
YEEEEEEEEEHA
We have liftoff.
Well not really.
But basically Ollie's been given the all clear. Given his extremely good response to the antibiotics and steroids the vet thinks it was probably a rather nasty ear infection that had been untreated for a long time.
He's been on and off the bed loads now, dashes over and jumps up when I go in so that I can reach him to better scratch his ears :-)
He seems to have decided that prawn flavour Whiskas is the best thing since sliced mice and has had a couple of interesting-sounding conversations with my girlies, under the door.
Vet says that as soon as I'm confident his diarrhoea has settled (stress-related - our estate is being re-roofed!!) I can start introducing him to the kits properly and I reckon he's a green for rehoming from there on.
YEEEEEEEEEHA
We have liftoff.
Well not really.
But basically Ollie's been given the all clear. Given his extremely good response to the antibiotics and steroids the vet thinks it was probably a rather nasty ear infection that had been untreated for a long time.
He's been on and off the bed loads now, dashes over and jumps up when I go in so that I can reach him to better scratch his ears :-)
He seems to have decided that prawn flavour Whiskas is the best thing since sliced mice and has had a couple of interesting-sounding conversations with my girlies, under the door.
Vet says that as soon as I'm confident his diarrhoea has settled (stress-related - our estate is being re-roofed!!) I can start introducing him to the kits properly and I reckon he's a green for rehoming from there on.
posted by R at 10:26 pm
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