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News from the vet

10/3/2019

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'The vet called this afternoon with the results of Oreo's tests and they revealed that he DOES NOT have Pancreatitis, so that's good news! The bad news is that we still don't know what caused the seizure, nor why he is still feeling ill.  Although he is still eating normally, Oreo didn't do much other than sit in his box car all morning. I know that yesterday was very stressful for him and he's probably still  tired so I will give him another day or two to  recuperate. If he doesn't seem better by the weekend, I will take the vet's advice and make an appointment with a specialist.

I am going to have his Urine analyzed to see if anything is found there. I'll go to pick up a kit from the vet to try and get a sample at home. If I am unable to get a sample, it will have to be done at the vet which means more stress for Oreo. Hopefully I'll be able to get one while he's comfortable at home. 
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Pudding got him to come out of his box car for a little bit this afternoon. Oreo is not running around, but he did engage in a little peek-a-boo which is good. Hopefully Pudding will help to entice him to move around a bit. I know the stress of the new kitten doesn't help everything but if Oreo can become comfortable with him, it will make things easier.

I didn't sleep much last night from worry. I know I've got to try and rest but it's easier said than done in a situation like this. I don't think I will be able to fully rest until I know that Oreo is back to normal and/or OK. Thanks again to everyone for all of your continued support, thoughts and prayers. I am so very grateful for each and every one of you!
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M
10/3/2019 12:52:34 pm

THIS IS GREAT NEWS! I am sure you are relieved at this point. I hope you find out what may have happened...curious if Pudding might have had a mild virus or cold that might have been transmitted as it was close to his arrival.

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Pamela
10/3/2019 03:00:53 pm

Glad to hear that it’s not pancreatitis. I am sorry you are going through this. They are our kids and we have to take care of them. Please keep us posted. Your online family is here for you.

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Lanjare
10/4/2019 12:45:46 am

Get well soon oreo! Is it possible that the seizure is caused by his fever? Is there any symptom of infection? Stay strong Tina, you take care yourself too <3

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Laurie B.
10/4/2019 02:24:16 am

Thank goodness for no pancreatitis! When I had to get a urine sample from my kitty Toby, I put a freshly cleaned litter box in the middle of the living room - an odd place for it that made him curious! Then I sat and waited and when he stepped in and started digging around, I swooped down and stuck a small plastic bowl under his rear and hoped for pee, not poo... and it worked!! He had no clue what I was even doing, except that when he turned around to cover his business, there was nothing there to cover haha. Then I drew the urine into the syringes provided by our vet and took them to her! Good luck and keep us posted when you are able. We love Oreo!!! And Pudding and Onyx!!

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    Tina Modugno is a children’s illustrator from Canada. Tina loves all animals, kids books and cartoons! She currently resides in Quebec with her husband and four cats!

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