Hoy es #caturday y aunque no lo fuera lo mas seguro es que hable, como siempre, de gatitos.
Estos 煤ltimos d铆as estuve ocupada con el beb茅 gato, les contar茅 c贸mo van las cosas con este microbio, le digo as铆 porque es muy chiquito.
Este mi茅rcoles le lleve de nuevo a la cl铆nica y le agarraron puntos nuevamente quedo realmente genial, lo traje a casa pero comenz贸 a estar muy, muy inquieto quiera hacer del dos (popo) pero lo lograba, le deje tranquilo y durmi贸 bastante bien esa noche.
Fue as铆 como lo bueno vino el jueves, ten铆a ya un taponcito de heces que evidentemente estaba algo duro y que 茅l por si solo no lograba expulsar, para ayudarlo le coloque un cuarto de supositorio pedi谩trico de glicerina, que aunque disolvi贸 algo tampoco pudo lograr el efecto deseado , el beb茅 estuvo sumamente inquieto todo el d铆a caminando de un lado al otro, y obviamente me mantuve a su lado intentando ayudarle y calmarle.
Ya al final del d铆a sub铆 para darle de comer al resto de la manada, as铆 que lo met铆 en un kennel para evitar que el microbio los molestara mientras com铆an, para mi sorpresa al terminar mi labor el beb茅 hab铆a hecho, pero era evidente que el tap贸n de heces era tal que torci贸 los puntos y su prolapso volvi贸.
Por una parte me sent铆 aliviada porque el beb茅 ya hab铆a liberado, pero por el otro sab铆a que tendr铆a que volver a la cl铆nica para que los veterinarios decidieran que hacer.
Y as铆 fue, el vienes me levante me aliste y sal铆 a la cl铆nica, all铆 uno de los veterinarios me inform贸 que lo mejor era dejar al gatito hospitalizado por unos d铆as, confieso que no es la primera vez que dejo a un gatito hospitalizado, pero la sensaci贸n siempre es la misma para mi, no se exactamente como describirla es una mezcla de vac铆o y miedo. Ya que siempre deseo protegerles.
Ayer al regresar sent铆 la casa muy callada y tranquila, ya que el beb茅 no estaba maullando y demandando atenci贸n, le tengo mucho afecto a esa peque帽a bola de pelos.
El d铆a de hoy fui a visitarlo le lleve una almohada para que le de calorcito y una latita de comida h煤meda para su alimento de hoy y ma帽ana.
Me encanto verlo con sus largos bigotes y maullando al recibirme, parec铆a que me estaba reclamando por haberle dejado all铆. Lamentable no le puedo visitar ma帽ana ya que los domingos solo van ver a sus pacientes hospitalizados para alimentarles, y pasar sus respectivos tratamientos.
As铆 han sido estos d铆as agitados y esperando den el mejor resultado para este peque帽o siam茅s que al estar sano ser谩 dado en adopci贸n.
Me despido con cari帽o y deseando desde ya leer sus agradables comentarios.
Today is #caturday and even if it wasn't, it's sure to talk, as always, about kittens.
These last days I was busy with the baby cat, I will tell you how things are going with this microbe, I call it that because it is very small.
This Wednesday I took him back to the clinic and he got stitches again, he looked really great, I brought him home but he started to be very, very restless wanting to do the deuce (poop) but he made it, I left him alone and he slept pretty well that night.
That's how the good thing came on Thursday, he already had a stool plug that was obviously a little hard and he could not get it out by himself, to help him I placed a room of glycerin pediatric suppository, which although it dissolved something could not achieve the desired effect, the baby was extremely restless all day walking from one side to the other, and obviously I stayed by his side trying to help and calm him down.
At the end of the day I went upstairs to feed the rest of the herd, so I put him in a kennel to avoid the microbe from bothering them while they were eating, to my surprise when I finished my work the baby had done, but it was evident that the stopper was such that he twisted the stitches and his prolapse returned.
On the one hand I was relieved because the baby had already been released, but on the other I knew I would have to go back to the clinic for the vets to decide what to do.
And so it was, I got up, got ready and went to the clinic, there one of the vets informed me that the best thing was to leave the kitten hospitalized for a few days, I confess that is not the first time I leave a kitten hospitalized, but the feeling is always the same for me, I do not know exactly how to describe it is a mixture of emptiness and fear. Since I always want to protect them.
Yesterday when I returned I felt the house very quiet and calm, since the baby was not meowing and demanding attention, I have a lot of affection for that little ball of hair.
Today I went to visit him and brought him a pillow to keep him warm and a can of wet food for his food today and tomorrow.
I loved seeing him with his long whiskers and meowing when he received me, it seemed that he was complaining about having left him there. Unfortunately, I cannot visit him tomorrow since on Sundays he only goes to see his patients in the hospital to feed them, and spend their respective treatments.
This is how these hectic days have been, and I hope they will give the best results for this little Siamese boy who, being healthy, will be given up for adoption.
I say goodbye with love and looking forward to reading your pleasant comments.
