We have had small storms this winter. This one was a couple weeks ago. I think we got an inch of snow. Today we had clear skies and mud instead of snow. My friends and family have had nasty storms, getting 6-8 inches. I know for a lot of people it is dangerous if not a chilly inconvenience. But I love the snow. I grew up in Southern California, where the only way we saw snow was on visits to the mountains.
A different kind of storm worried our minds as we thought that Rosey, our black polydactyl cat, might have something bad wrong with her. My husband took her to the vet today. He was impressed by how beautiful she looked. All her tests were in the normal range. The sad thing is we still don’t have anything for her spells. Every now and then, she seems to turn summersaults and moves around on her elbows and knees. She defecates and vomits and needs to stay in the dark quiet. Then she recovers and is quite fine ready to eat and play. The vet says it is neurological, and there isn’t much we can do but ride the spells out. If they start coming more often, we’ll be forced to make decisions that are not so comfortable to think about.
Just Jot It January is a fun prompt by Linda G. Hill.
Hope your kitty will be all right….
Thank you. We do to.
The photo of Rosey is indeed beautiful. I am so sorry that she is having these awful fits, but the good thing is she is recovering each time.
I shall pray for her bless.ππππ
Yes, she does recover. She is gorgeous. My pictures of her are never good. She is so shiny and has such a twinkle in her eyes. Thanks for the blessing. ππππ€π€
It’s always difficult when our animals babies are unwell, it’s even worse at the moment πππ
So true!πππ