Flanny’s War Wound

In which I impinge on Flanny’s modesty by lifting her sweater to show her stitches. It’s a bigger incision than I expected.

Josey has a lot to say about the kittens being sequestered away in their own room.

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9 Responses to Flanny’s War Wound

  1. Awww, see animals know when something’s wrong with a member of their family. It’s very upsetting to them. Catnip wishes for a speedy recovery!

    • Redscylla says:

      It’s possible that Josey was concerned. It’s also possible that she was just peeved that she couldn’t get to them and snorfle them. That’s her primary interest–snorfling.

  2. Lurkertype says:

    Was Flanny still coming out of the anesthesia there? I wouldn’t care to be snorfled either.

  3. Lauri says:

    Heehee….Josey speaks Orion. O heard her and the ears went straight up. He makes so much noise, most of it just like Josey’s!

    • Redscylla says:

      A lot of the play pics you’ve posted of Onion remind me of Josey–the same goofy long-limbed floppity stuff. So it doesn’t surprise me that they have the same conversational habits. Does he squeak a lot when he first wakes up?

      • Lauri says:

        He squeaks when he’s really excited…or even whistles….through his nose. Waking up when I have to send him outside at 5 am involves lots of moaning and groaning and stretching.
        If he wakes up on his own he’s pretty quiet…unless he wants out of his crate..then it’s the whining. :)

  4. Lauri says:

    D’oh! I meant to say that the incision doesn’t look bad. Some animals…lots, in fact, get lumps all over as they get older. I’m glad it wasn’t anything serroious //jeeezis now I’m trying to see around Stringbean’s butt.
    I suppose I could fill up his food dish and get rid of him!
    Here comes Orion to snorfle him. That will do the trick!

    • Redscylla says:

      HA! Dog snorfling is singularly effective at silencing pesky cats. And yes, boxers are very prone to old lady lumps here and there. Flanny’s has been there for almost 3 years. Vet felt it was best to take it off, make sure it was benign, and be done with.

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