We made it through the night.
Oct. 8th, 2021 09:09 amBiggie actually tried to get up to the kitchen counter which his food usually is. Poor guy didn't make it. I carried him to the food in the bedroom.
He actually ate a little last night and drank a little and tipped the water bowl over and put his bandaged paw in it. "Above all do not let his paw bandages get wet," said the tech. Good going, Bigs. It wasn't wet long.
All this happened next to my bed where I did make steps in case he wanted to get into the bed. I was exhausted so turned off the lights really early. About four hours later, I woke up and he was not where I had left him so I got up to check. He was next to the litter box and had no color on.
I found his collar in the old litter box where he had tried to go. I moved the litter back into the box and he actually did get in there and out with his collar so ok. I put his collar back on and he didn't fight it.
I pulled the mattress off the day bed and set it up next to him and got my pillow and blanket and turned out the lights and sacked in there. In a few minutes I felt him hobbing over to me and then over me and then settling into the crook of my knees. And we finished up the night together.
I got up this morning and did the treadmill and did some internetting and had breakfast and he's still there. I put out some food and even tried to get him to take some from a spoon but he's not interested.

He's not moving. When I go back to check on him, he's awake and alert but not moving.
I got a lengthy email of instructions from the vet. Mainly stuff to expect and stuff to look out for. I am glad it's Friday so they are open and I can call if I have questions. They also did give me an emergency number for the weekend.
The house is now a wreck. So. I think I'll pick up and tidy up first. And then shower and if he's still not moving, then I'll pick him up and move him in here so I can at least keep an eagle eye on him.
Fortunately, I do not need to go anywhere today. So we'll just hang and heal, hopefully.
He actually ate a little last night and drank a little and tipped the water bowl over and put his bandaged paw in it. "Above all do not let his paw bandages get wet," said the tech. Good going, Bigs. It wasn't wet long.
All this happened next to my bed where I did make steps in case he wanted to get into the bed. I was exhausted so turned off the lights really early. About four hours later, I woke up and he was not where I had left him so I got up to check. He was next to the litter box and had no color on.
I found his collar in the old litter box where he had tried to go. I moved the litter back into the box and he actually did get in there and out with his collar so ok. I put his collar back on and he didn't fight it.
I pulled the mattress off the day bed and set it up next to him and got my pillow and blanket and turned out the lights and sacked in there. In a few minutes I felt him hobbing over to me and then over me and then settling into the crook of my knees. And we finished up the night together.
I got up this morning and did the treadmill and did some internetting and had breakfast and he's still there. I put out some food and even tried to get him to take some from a spoon but he's not interested.

He's not moving. When I go back to check on him, he's awake and alert but not moving.
I got a lengthy email of instructions from the vet. Mainly stuff to expect and stuff to look out for. I am glad it's Friday so they are open and I can call if I have questions. They also did give me an emergency number for the weekend.
The house is now a wreck. So. I think I'll pick up and tidy up first. And then shower and if he's still not moving, then I'll pick him up and move him in here so I can at least keep an eagle eye on him.
Fortunately, I do not need to go anywhere today. So we'll just hang and heal, hopefully.