29 August 2008

Poor Tigger!

So I just got back from taking Tigger to the vet. Poor guy! He meowed most of the way there. When we got the vet's office he was pretty good...he was quiet and content. When we were called into the exam room I opened the cat carrier so he could get out but he wasn't really interested in getting out. But finally he figured it was okay so he came out. The doctor came in. Tigger was okay...he wasn't really liking it but he was being good. I thought it was cool: the doctor asked me to stand up next to where they were standing to help Tigger be comfortable...no vet we have been to has ever done that. It turns out that he might have herpies/clamedia, etc...??? not quite sure how???? She gave me some eye ointment and some medication to put in the cat's food and wants to see Tigger back in a week or so. While we waited to get the meds and all that Tigger explored. He was being so good! When I gestured for him to come sit on my lap he came right away. He was being so cute! When we were finally told we could leave he went back into his carrier with no trouble (thank goodness!!!). When we got back in the car I decided to open the car carrier so he could walk around, but he was content to sit there and because the door was open I could pet his head and he was fine...he didn't even meow once on the way home. But he is glad to be home!!!! Little does he know that he has to go back in a week and a half!!

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