Vampires stoled my blood today!!! Mum finally captured me, and I had to go to the vet for my checkups. Dr Eve said my eyes still looked a little sore, and she was worried cos mum said that mum could tell as soon as the antibiotics wore off, that I still had slightly sore eyes and a little cough/sneeze. So the results will be through in the next couple of days. After that, I might have to go and have a couple of xrays and a bit of a snoop around.
Today was the last day of summer here - and it was glorious with lots of warm sunshine. Mum got the washing dried outside and for dinner she made some home made burgers - tasty!! Tomorrow, the seasons shift into autumn and the slide into winter. So goodbye February, we have enjoyed all the cloudless days and warm sunshine you have brought us.
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Oh Poor Poppy, I purrs hard for you !
ReplyDeleteAnd paws crossed for the results.
xox
You look awesome in that shot, Poppy. Hope the fur doctor sorts you out soon. Get better!
ReplyDeletehen and the boys xxx
Poppy, we have our paws crossed for the test results, certainly hope you don't need x-rays and a "snoop around." Yikes.
ReplyDeletePoor Pops! I sure hope the blood work identifies that nasty germ that's keeping you buggered!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your last day of summer, ladies!
An excellent picture, Poppy: a bit of a vampire yourself! But it's not good that the antibiotics work only so long as they are in your system. They are keeping your bad eyes at bay but not curing them. Get those vets thinking!
ReplyDeleteMy Poppy's steroid injection is wearing off, and I suspect her problems will be back soon. She too is sneezing a bit...
ReplyDeleteOur poor darlings.
Good luck to the Q girls. XO
Sounds like an allergy to me.
ReplyDeleteJust sayin.
Was that a sneeze? We hope the vet finds the problem and it is easy to cure :)
ReplyDeleteThat's very frustrating that your eyes keep having problems, and the vet is having such a hard time treating whatever it is! I am sending purrs that they figure it out - I am sure you are at least a little bit uncomfortable.
ReplyDeleteOh Poppy! What can it be? It responds to the medication but never completely. I think I've asked this before but has a culture been done? Or do they think it's an immune situation. You are in our prayers sweetheart. All of our love to you.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Several of us need our steroid injections. Mum hated the idea but she couldn't stand to see us uncomfortable.
poppy Q...we trooly think ewe iz ah lergix ta burd....next time yur mum getz ewe sum fancee feast, stick ta de fish flavors or surf N turf...
ReplyDeletecould be tho sum thin in de red car ya ..borrowed.... set off a wee cold...Lord only noes who de car bee longs two
hope ewe enjoy yur last day oh summer; we loves fall heer N canna wait for it !!!
We are sending purrs that you tests all come out good! You have a short summer!
ReplyDeletepoor you, poppy! fingers crossed for good test results and a full recovery, seems like there are lots of snivels going around this past year, for humans and four legs alike.
ReplyDeleteand here we are grateful for march, as that is our first spring month, even if the snow is still thick on ground there's a disticnt feeling of spring in the air. it's been a rough winter.
Oh dear Poppy. My paws are crossed for you. I do hope your vet gets to the bottom of this nasty eye thing soon. I too, had a trip to my vet today. "vampires" at the visit in two weeks. meow, from Jessica the cat.
ReplyDeleteOh dear Poppy. My paws are crossed for you. I do hope your vet gets to the bottom of this nasty eye thing soon. I too, had a trip to my vet today. "vampires" at the visit in two weeks. meow, from Jessica the cat.
ReplyDeleteWe is so sorry Poppy, we hopes you gets over this bug furry soon!
ReplyDeleteSasha, Sami, & Saku