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I had made an appointment for him about three weeks ago at a low-cost clinic that treats ferals and I trapped him about 5 PM yesterday. He was in the drop trap overnight, had his appointment this morning and now he’s in a small bathroom in the larger bedroom with Fred. My cameras are no longer working I can’t see short videos on their cloud-they want me to pay a lot of money- so I don’t know if Fred has gone to see him yet.
I’m just wondering if I’m making a mistake here and I should’ve kept him in the trap longer to help him calm down. He was sedated of course for his exam.
They said he’s pretty healthy, unfortunately he also has fiv like Fred. He’s overweight I said I thought he had been losing weight, and I guess he gained it back. He is 13 pounds.
Just wondering if the bathroom is going to be good enough to get him into a more calm tame state and maybe become touchable. He’s got a little cave bed on top of the heater that I was using in the shelter outside, a floor scratcher, some toys, and I’m going to give him some food and water soon. He had all his vaccinations yesterday and they said to come back for boosters but I don’t know how I will get him back In the carrier now.
They also gave me some wormer to give him just in case, because he didn’t poop overnight at all and barely ate anything except before he was trapped. When I get some poop I will test it too.
So far Fred is not touchable at all although he is interacting more but he has not come into my room for a while. I have a feeling when I have left the door open and I am sleeping etc. he may be sneaking around downstairs though but I don’t have cameras on the stairs or downstairs. I’m just so worried I’m going to end up with two untouchable cats and it’s gonna be hard to get them to DVM etc. so far there has really not been hissing or growling… Quinn hissed very softly at the trap set up because I let them in briefly just to see what was going on.
I’m just wondering if I’m making a mistake here and I should’ve kept him in the trap longer to help him calm down. He was sedated of course for his exam.
They said he’s pretty healthy, unfortunately he also has fiv like Fred. He’s overweight I said I thought he had been losing weight, and I guess he gained it back. He is 13 pounds.
Just wondering if the bathroom is going to be good enough to get him into a more calm tame state and maybe become touchable. He’s got a little cave bed on top of the heater that I was using in the shelter outside, a floor scratcher, some toys, and I’m going to give him some food and water soon. He had all his vaccinations yesterday and they said to come back for boosters but I don’t know how I will get him back In the carrier now.
They also gave me some wormer to give him just in case, because he didn’t poop overnight at all and barely ate anything except before he was trapped. When I get some poop I will test it too.
So far Fred is not touchable at all although he is interacting more but he has not come into my room for a while. I have a feeling when I have left the door open and I am sleeping etc. he may be sneaking around downstairs though but I don’t have cameras on the stairs or downstairs. I’m just so worried I’m going to end up with two untouchable cats and it’s gonna be hard to get them to DVM etc. so far there has really not been hissing or growling… Quinn hissed very softly at the trap set up because I let them in briefly just to see what was going on.