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May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
ginger_syn
Her Insanity laughs under pressure...👾
Im sorry to hear that epona.
trabuquera
Modesty Bag
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Hmmm! - This morning Clive was looking a lot less sorry for himself and was making his way upstairs to "serenade" me by way of pre-thanks for the breakfast I was going to serve him
Face was still swollen and puffy but no where near as bad as last night and that he was showing interest in food is always a good sign
I "think" we've got a wasp nest or two up in "top garden" and I've seen some rather large wasp like looking stingy things that could be hornets(?) or something equally that you wouldn't want to be stung by . . . like you'd see in Australia . . . that kind of nasty looking
So he's probably reacquainted himself with them . . . you'd think he'd learn
Face was still swollen and puffy but no where near as bad as last night and that he was showing interest in food is always a good sign
I "think" we've got a wasp nest or two up in "top garden" and I've seen some rather large wasp like looking stingy things that could be hornets(?) or something equally that you wouldn't want to be stung by . . . like you'd see in Australia . . . that kind of nasty looking
So he's probably reacquainted himself with them . . . you'd think he'd learn
Sasaferrato
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I can't remember if I've posted this one before... it's a long thread. 
Ollie staring intently at a bird on the tree outside.
Ollie staring intently at a bird on the tree outside.
Sasaferrato
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My grandson (he's 16 now and taller than me) has always loved cats. That was Gizmo, a big gentle moggie.
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Radar was put to sleep in my arms this evening, we spent some time with him beforehand to say goodbye. Turns out that his health issues were caused by him battling what was probably cancer in multiple places including brain tumour, we decided given the neurological involvement and other complications from having a weakened immune system and such a poor prognosis no matter what, that we wouldn't put him through any further tests. He went peacefully with his head resting on my arm
Baronage-Phase
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Sasaferrato
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So sorry. 
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
Sorry to hear this. It was a similar story with my cat a few years ago. It’s a horrible thing to have to do
trabuquera
Modesty Bag
ruffneck23
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Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Sorry for rambling on a bit - I also just want to say that Wanstead Vet Hospital treated us all very well - we were there for over 2 hours visiting Radar, going through his notes and test results with a vet, once we had made the decision we were given the time we needed alone with Radar to try to come to terms with it and say goodbye, we weren't at any point rushed, and the whole thing was treated with sensitivity and sympathy.
It was still horrible and heartbreaking, but they did their best to reduce stress for all of us in a difficult time.
It still doesn't really seem real mind you.
It was still horrible and heartbreaking, but they did their best to reduce stress for all of us in a difficult time.
It still doesn't really seem real mind you.
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