A good thing, cat-wise
Apr. 15th, 2021 10:44 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lyornTully the Tabby had suspicious knobs on two of his dugs (yes, he's a neutered male, but still), which the vet cut out before Easter. Tabby looked as if he had sewed-close button holes in his tummy. I have been waiting for the results of the pathology for two weeks (because, Easter holidays...) and got them today:
No tumors, nothing malignant. Either kind of solidified swelling, or maybe cysts, and completely taken out by the vet. Verly likely that they are gone for good.
Tully the Tabby has been a very good kitty. He did not gnaw the stitches or lick himself overmuch. I did not have to put him in a recovery suit, much less in a collar. (I've been dreading that, because it would have frightened Serious Cat Jerome, and that cat gets agressive when frightened.)
Now, either I have to take out the stitches, or take him to the vet again. Preferrably this week. Hm.
Happy end (for now).
No tumors, nothing malignant. Either kind of solidified swelling, or maybe cysts, and completely taken out by the vet. Verly likely that they are gone for good.
Tully the Tabby has been a very good kitty. He did not gnaw the stitches or lick himself overmuch. I did not have to put him in a recovery suit, much less in a collar. (I've been dreading that, because it would have frightened Serious Cat Jerome, and that cat gets agressive when frightened.)
Now, either I have to take out the stitches, or take him to the vet again. Preferrably this week. Hm.
Happy end (for now).
