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• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:04

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Harnor, but I wanted to take the afternoon off to look in on the cat. She had surgery yest and is getting restless in the cage since the anaesthesia wore off. She needs to be caged up for now so as not to anyhow jump or break her stitches.

  y not smuggle her to workplace?
• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:05

  lebbrel up
• turbo_drift

  7 Nov 07, 10:05

  zebra up.
• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:06

  w00t~
• turbo_drift

  7 Nov 07, 10:07

  w00t~~
  
• turbo_drift

  7 Nov 07, 10:08

  t_d goes off to school.
  
  ciaoz pct.
• turbo_drift

  7 Nov 07, 10:09

  ciaoz folks.
• InnoHippo

  7 Nov 07, 10:09

  moaning
  
  
• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:09

  Originally posted by turbo_drift:

  t_d goes off to school.
  
  ciaoz pct.

  bai bai
• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:10

  Originally posted by InnoHippo:

  moaning
  
  

  
• Wanda

  7 Nov 07, 10:13

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  y not smuggle her to workplace?

  Cannot lah!
  
  All hell will break loose.... She's quite wild to handle among the strays I know... probably gave the vets lots of excitement yest.
• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:14

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Cannot lah!
  
  All hell will break loose.... She's quite wild to handle among the strays I know... probably gave the vets lots of excitement yest.

  wild as in not tame?
• Wanda

  7 Nov 07, 10:20

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  wild as in not tame?

  Ya, as in not used to human touch. It took me many many months before she let me approach her, and she still jumps when touched. You dunno how much effort it took us just to stuff her into the pet carrier.
• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:21

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Ya, as in not used to human touch. It took me many many months before she let me approach her, and she still jumps when touched. You dunno how much effort it took us just to stuff her into the pet carrier.

  would u let her free in future?
• InnoHippo

  7 Nov 07, 10:21

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Ya, as in not used to human touch. It took me many many months before she let me approach her, and she still jumps when touched. You dunno how much effort it took us just to stuff her into the pet carrier.

  did u kenna cat scratches?
  
  
• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:23

  Originally posted by InnoHippo:

  did u kenna cat scratches?
  
  

  ya, my relative went thru operation for deep cat scratches
• Wanda

  7 Nov 07, 10:24

  Originally posted by InnoHippo:

  did u kenna cat scratches?
  

  Well, that's the thing....she has so far not hissed at me, or scratched or tried to bite me...which shows that she's a good cat, just not socialised. *Phew!* But she did hiss at the vet and assistants...so I think my effort to build trust paid off.
  
  Yes, will let her go back to the community after she's recovered...probably the weekend. I can't keep too many cats mah.
• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:25

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Well, that's the thing....she has so far not hissed at me, or scratched or tried to bite me...which shows that she's a good cat, just not socialised. *Phew!* But she did hiss at the vet and assistants...so I think my effort to build trust paid off.
  
  Yes, will let her go back to the community after she's recovered...probably the weekend. I can't keep too many cats mah.

  this cat's got attitude problem
• Wanda

  7 Nov 07, 10:28

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  ya, my relative went thru operation for deep cat scratches

  How did it happen? Stray cat? Probably did it out of fright.
• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:29

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  How did it happen? Stray cat? Probably did it out of fright.

  normal feeding...then her hand now not back to normal
• Wanda

  7 Nov 07, 10:32

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  normal feeding...then her hand now not back to normal

  Oh dear! But was your relative a regular feeder, or new to the cat?
  
  Well, i find the majority of cats out there are tamed, but sometimes you gotta watch out for their body language and not try to approach if unsure...just like approaching dogs.
• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:32

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Oh dear! But was your relative a regular feeder, or new to the cat?
  
  Well, i find the majority of cats out there are tamed, but sometimes you gotta watch out for their body language and not try to approach if unsure...just like approaching dogs.

  dunno, but she always feeds a cat whenever she sees one
• Wanda

  7 Nov 07, 10:46

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  dunno, but she always feeds a cat whenever she sees one

  Then she shd be quite experienced. Perhaps it's just bad luck lor. Does she dislike the strays now?
• poon cho tang

  7 Nov 07, 10:46

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Then she shd be quite experienced. Perhaps it's just bad luck lor. Does she dislike the strays now?

  no leh, in fact she keeps a no of strays in her home
• Wanda

  7 Nov 07, 10:49

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  no leh, in fact she keeps a no of strays in her home

  
  
  Good of her.