That's too hot.............
Hi FranHiya,gracie,atty and dale
Hey KatyaSo strange. I never saw a notice about AdBlocker, but I saw, earlier today, a big rectangular ad (just under the search box) for Broke Dick and some other vendors.
Hi, Gracie, Tibs, Classy, Atty, Frannie, Dale, Kat...
(((((Bear))))))
Joining us are ya'.
Not fun is it!
Sure is!
Goodnight,snails
Thursday... fine, fine, fine...
Yesterday, she was TRYING to eat but her head was shaking (like a
tremor) and when she looked up, I saw one whole side of her face was
swollen. So much her right eye was closed shut. I opened the door and
she stated to run away but was falling all over herself. That was the
last time I saw her... but she's on a deck chair now. ( that she
showed up.) Pretty dark, but I can still see something very large
(lemon-sized) on the side of her head. It *MUST* hurt.
It's disturbing how it came on so fast. It's also frustrating because I
cannot grab and get her to a vet. She needs it. I'll see if the Crazy
Cat Lady down the road has a trap. I'll end up with a possum, racoon
or skunk. (I could also end up with Oreo ensnared... which would be
good, too.)
.....
"
Causes of Facial Swelling in Cats: A number of different factors can cause
facial swelling in cats, some which are more severe than others. To ensure
your cat is properly treated, take him to an emergency vet as soon as possible.
Some of the causes include:
Allergic reaction
Dental abscess
Facial trauma
Insect/snake bite
Muscle inflammation
Inflamed salivary glands
Acetaminophen poisoning
Cancer
Hematoma
Infection
"
...but no mention of impaired coordination or head tremors along with the swelling.
Yesterday, she was TRYING to eat but her head was shaking (like a
tremor) and when she looked up, I saw one whole side of her face was
swollen. So much her right eye was closed shut. I opened the door and
she stated to run away but was falling all over herself. That was the
last time I saw her... but she's on a deck chair now. (
that sheshowed up.) Pretty dark, but I can still see something very large
(lemon-sized) on the side of her head.
It *MUST* hurt.It's disturbing how it came on so fast. It's also frustrating because I
cannot grab and get her to a vet. She needs it. I'll see if the Crazy
Cat Lady down the road has a trap. I'll end up with a possum, racoon
or skunk. (I could also end up with Oreo ensnared... which would be
good, too.)
.....
"
Causes of Facial Swelling in Cats: A number of different factors can cause
facial swelling in cats, some which are more severe than others. To ensure
your cat is properly treated, take him to an emergency vet as soon as possible.
Some of the causes include:
Allergic reaction
Dental abscess
Facial trauma
Insect/snake bite
Muscle inflammation
Inflamed salivary glands
Acetaminophen poisoning
Cancer
Hematoma
Infection
"
...but no mention of impaired coordination or head tremors along with the swelling.
So sorry, Bear. It must be very frustrating. Poor kitty....
Good night handsomeGoodnight Tibs, and Fran, and Dale-still-awake too.
And the rest of ya snails.
Sweet dreams to you tooThat's nice and toasty.
Sweet dreams. Snails!
Oh no!Thursday... fine, fine, fine...
Yesterday, she was TRYING to eat but her head was shaking (like a
tremor) and when she looked up, I saw one whole side of her face was
swollen. So much her right eye was closed shut. I opened the door and
she stated to run away but was falling all over herself. That was the
last time I saw her... but she's on a deck chair now. (
showed up.) Pretty dark, but I can still see something very large
(lemon-sized) on the side of her head.
It's disturbing how it came on so fast. It's also frustrating because I
cannot grab and get her to a vet. She needs it. I'll see if the Crazy
Cat Lady down the road has a trap. I'll end up with a possum, racoon
or skunk. (I could also end up with Oreo ensnared... which would be
good, too.)
.....
"
Causes of Facial Swelling in Cats: A number of different factors can cause
facial swelling in cats, some which are more severe than others. To ensure
your cat is properly treated, take him to an emergency vet as soon as possible.
Some of the causes include:
Allergic reaction
Dental abscess
Facial trauma
Insect/snake bite
Muscle inflammation
Inflamed salivary glands
Acetaminophen poisoning
Cancer
Hematoma
Infection
"
...but no mention of impaired coordination or head tremors along with the swelling.
That makes me sad
For someone like myself who usually goes to bed between 10-11 pm and wakes up between 5-6 in this waking up at 3-4 is the pits. That hospital stay has me all turned around. It will pass, I know!
Good morning
Hoping for the same from Bear, Tibs
Good morning
Hoping for the same from Bear, Tibs
morning, gracie!
definitely the pits! and i have no idea why i wake up at such an ungodly hour
i usually do read till almost 11pm and 5 hours of sleep don't cut it
definitely the pits! and i have no idea why i wake up at such an ungodly hour
i usually do read till almost 11pm and 5 hours of sleep don't cut it
Sorry ladiesmorning, gracie!
definitely the pits! and i have no idea why i wake up at such an ungodly hour
Been dealing with that kind of sleep pattern myself for about 17 years now ... it gets mighty old
Looks like you're going to have to wait for ECF to wake up before you get breakfast
