Paint emergency with Wellington!

Oh my gosh jenny hope everything is going to be OK, I'll have you in my Thoughts & Prayers

Oh my...sending healing vibes and prayers, and hope you get some rest tonight, you surely must be exhausted!

Goodness Jenny! It never rains, does it! I'm glad, though, that you were able to get Wellington the attention he needed -- sooner than might have been the case, had he not had the run-in with the paint brush. I hope his recovery is quick. Sending lots of vibes and prayers for him, and for you.

Sending vibes and prayers for you and Wellington. But it does sound like some unseen force was actually looking out for Wellington and I hope will continue to.

I have to agree with everyone - the paint was a blessing in disguise. You were able to get Wellington into the vet in time because you were monitoring him so closely.

I'm sending lots and lots of healthy vibes for Wellington, and for you, Jenny.

Wow that's the second story like this today! Thank goodness you got paint on him!

Just checking, did you get any sleep?

No, I didn't get much sleep, but I had four cats to comfortme. Biscotte didn't seem to realise Wellington wasn't there - she cuddled up to Persil. But I went at 8 AM to the vet, and picked him up. The vet said it was a very small calcium stone, and was easy to remove once he was asleep and dilated. So he has avoided real surgery, thank goodness. He is on antibiotics and dilating tablets for ten days. The vet does not think there is a need to change his diet yet, but I think I will anyway. He prefers wet food, and I bought two boxes of high protein food last time I was inthe UK. It was to try it out, and they all seem to like it, so next time I go I will buy three months' worth! I will probably have to order it from Pets at Home,a s they are unlikely to have that much in stock. You can't get it here, everyone here feeds dry food and Friskies or Whiskas wet as a treat.

He was glad to be home, and I have him separate from the others, as he is not to eat till tonight. He went straight to a water bowl though, and took a long drink, which is good. It was all a warning, and I will take preventative measures to avois any problems int he future. He has enough to deal with, with his asthma. Thankyou all for your concern.

That was quite the ordeal for Wellington. It sounds that he will be ok though.
I hope that you are feeling more relieved today and can relax a bit yourself.

I am glad he is home and the situation wasn't as serious as it have been. He is 1 lucky kitty to have been painted!

So glad to hear he is home.

glad he's home - bless sweet Wellington he's had a couple of traumatic days he'll get some peace and quiet now for his recovery

Glad to hear Wellington is home, and the problem was not as bad as it might have been. Here's to quick healing!

Poor Wellington! That paint was definitely a blessing in disguise. The poor boy was probably not feeling well to begin with and wasn't showing any symptoms at the time.

I'm so glad that he is home and that it wasn't a really serious thing. What an ordeal for the poor boy.

Frankie sends a face wash, and me chin skritiches. I am glad he's home and it wasn't quite the surgery you thought he would need.

Glad to hear Wellington's at home and on the road to recovery. to both of you.

I'm so glad to hear he's home and on the road to being all better!

hows the little fella fairing up this morning

Goodness, Jenny, what a couple of days! I'm so glad Wellington is doing better after his surgery. Maybe he ran into that brush on purpose, who knows? Hugs from Colorado.