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post #61 of 80
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Originally Posted by nanner View Post
Yeah, I would leave her there, as long as she has everything she needs, and her buddies can visit her. I think it encourages her to rest. I really do think she'll come down on her own when she feels better.

My take on the subject, too. Hope your sweet chatty girl is feeling better soon. and
post #62 of 80
How's she feeling tonight, Susan?
post #63 of 80
Poor Rosie. I also would just leave her be - she has all the essentials and she is almost forced by her position not to jump or walk around. And she has you with her for a good number of hours each day/night, which is also good for her. For a few days I am sure that is best. Only TCS members would agree that one should share one's bed when necessary not just with a cat but with all the accessories! I will be thinking of you over the weekend.
post #64 of 80
Thread Starter 
I had already arranged to go out with friends for dinner tonight before all this happened, but I know whenever I go out they just sleep. I lay on the bed reading this afternoon when I got home to keep her company and she was walking around the bed more than normal so I took that to be a good sign, then she would curl up beside me.

I've just got home now and she was sitting at the bottom of the bed again waiting for her treats while I was getting changed, she decided to use the litterbox, first for a wee, then dug to China for a poop and her tail lifted!!!!! not high but better than it was!.

I want to let you all know how grateful I am for all the strong vibes you've all sent my little girl, and ill pay you all back with an overload of pictures once she's a lot better
post #65 of 80
Hopefully before the weekend is over, Rosie will be a lot better! Can't wait to see pictures of her
post #66 of 80
Thread Starter 
I'm just ready to head up to bed when I hear the patter of tiny paws coming down the stairs!!!. Omg the difference in her to what she was last night. Now jacks seen her he's looking at her as if he wants to play but ill keep a close eye on him.
post #67 of 80
Keep healing sweetie
post #68 of 80
Oh, Susan, I'm so glad your sweetie is starting to feel better. Keeping up the
post #69 of 80
Way to go, Rosie! I'm so glad you're doing better!
post #70 of 80
Thread Starter 
I took a few shots of her this afternoon so i'm off to put them in fur pics, but she's doing great!!!
post #71 of 80
That's great news Susan! A little rest (and loving care!) goes a long way.
post #72 of 80
Like I said, she has the best nurse!
post #73 of 80
Sorry I hadn't replied earlier, but I am happy to hear the positive updates today about Rosie!! I hope she continues to improve and feel better!
post #74 of 80
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Originally Posted by Rosiemac View Post
I'm just ready to head up to bed when I hear the patter of tiny paws coming down the stairs!!!. Omg the difference in her to what she was last night. Now jacks seen her he's looking at her as if he wants to play but ill keep a close eye on him.
That's great that she's doing so much better!
post #75 of 80
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Originally Posted by Rosiemac View Post
I took a few shots of her this afternoon so i'm off to put them in fur pics, but she's doing great!!!
What a wonderful update.

With the care she received, however, how could it be otherwise? We should all be so lucky in our nurses when we're ill or injured.

AC
post #76 of 80
I'm so glad that Rosie is doing better. She has been in my thoughts and prayers. You are such a wonderful meowmy!
post #77 of 80
Poor Rosie! Sorry I didn't see this sooner! Glad she is doing better!!
post #78 of 80
I am off to see Rose's new pictures.
post #79 of 80
It's wonderful she is much better!


Robin
post #80 of 80
Glad Rosie is improving and feeling better. Now I am going to FUR pictures to see her pictures
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