I agree that you need to make the appointments, but at a time that works for your mom. It's a drop-off/pickup thing. Maybe on your way to school or cheer?
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When is she due?
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Let your mom know that she can drop the cats off in the morning and pick them up later in the day. that might help her decided when and how to do it. You don't stay at the vet and wait.
when your ready to reintroduce them this guide will help.
[article="32680"]How To Successfully Introduce Cats The Ultimate Guide[/article]
when your ready to reintroduce them this guide will help.
[article="32680"]How To Successfully Introduce Cats The Ultimate Guide[/article]
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Thank you both, do either of you-or anyone else-have an idea ABOUT how long it will take?
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When I took Vincent in I was told to have him there by 8:30 (though I was late due to a bad sense of direction lol) and could come get him at 5.
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I think it depends on where you take them some vets keep the females overnight. You can call around and ask before you make the appointment.
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Ok, thanks. And I will let y'all know when we get her fixed, and how it goes with her and Symba after that
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Kittens can be fixed at two months, so I would really take both of them now. That way they'll both smell funny from the vet at the same time and will accept one another again quickly.
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How are things going? Any update?
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No not yet my mom won't call she says she's busy and I keep telling her to make an appointment and she said "What if I give Cece to someone else who could take really good care of her?" And I told her no bc I'd feel really bad[emoji]128078[/emoji][emoji]127996[/emoji]
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It might be better to give the cats away to someone who is willing to handle their medical needs, honestly. You are risking their health by letting them outside to mate indiscriminately, and by allowing a mother to have multiple litters and get pregnant by her son.
I know you're a minor and you're trying your best, but taking some initiative here and rehoming or making the appointment is needed.
Good luck.
I know you're a minor and you're trying your best, but taking some initiative here and rehoming or making the appointment is needed.
Good luck.
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Thanks
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Nice! [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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The fact he loves it is all that matters! He looks very cozy! [emoji]128149[/emoji]
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Symba just wants to sleep[emoji]128514[/emoji][emoji]128149[/emoji]
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How is Cece?
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Good
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