I'm glad Stumpie is your baby Skyron. God put him in the right hands (yours and ur vets) and I pray he gives this boy many more happy days with his mommy.
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Please help - my kitten is acting like he's drunk?
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Wow. Reading Patrick's story today made me realise how close I actually came to losing Stump 3 weeks ago. All I can say is I love my vet. I never mentioned this in my post - before we took Stump to our regular vet we took him to an emergency clinic first. They said he had swallowed a bug, and was having an allergic reaction to it. Thank God I decided to go with my gut and wake up my vet. I wish there was some way of showing my vet how much he means to us. Stump isn't the first of our babies pulled back from the brink by that man. Even the strangest, most un-heard of diseases you can think of, he always gets the diagnosis right, first time round. He even apologised to me for only being able to confirm his suspicion of toxo a day after we took him in. Any suggestions on what to get a completely un-emotional man you barely know to say thank you?
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Yes! especially if he is single or divorced, food always seems to go down well with men! (Heck, it goes down well with women too, if they haven't had to cook it themselves.) If he drinks alcohol, then a bottle of nice wine or spirits (no one seems to object to a good malt whiskey) would also be good. And, whatever you choose, a card saying how wonderful you think he is (and his diagnostic skills are) would be lovely to receive, no matter how unemotional he is.
I think I would also write to your local vets magazine or the South African veterinary association, singing his praises to the skies. It would be nice if his peers got to hear how great he is at his job!
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We had to sit in his office today for Stump's zapper treatment because all the other consult rooms were occupied. The man has CRATES full of beer back there, bottles and bottles of expensive red wine, even a chocolate cake . . . Things in bags that have never been opened. I have come to be weary of the boxes in his office though. Once encountered a medium-sized crocodile in an inconspicuous-looking box in his office . . .
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ROFLMAO at Jcat! Your vet sounds like a complete angel - definitely sing his praises to his peers.
Posted 2 years ago by KapitiKats in NZ #
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ROTFLMAO at Jcat too.
Skyron maybe you could give him a large box of band aids for those inevitable crocodile/cat/dog/etc oops moments.Posted 2 years ago by Moonshadow_NZ #
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Stump continues to hop along, and play, and catch bugs, and leaves, and annoys his older brothers endlessly . . . Child really looks better. Suppose I cant say he's cured, but he has definitely had a very good week so far. Today is exactly 3 weeks (I think) since we got the FIV diagnosis =)
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