My cat’s name is Yuanji (1)

My cat’s name is Yuanji (1)

My cat’s name is Yuanji. My husband gave it to me. I think it sounds like a Japanese name. He said Yuanji means auspicious and festive. Actually, my husband said that Li Shimin had a brother named Li Yuanji. Haha, my cultural level is only as good as Li Shimin’s. .

First, here are some pictures of Yuanji when he first came home. He came home last October. I picked him up from the airport. He meowed softly in his cage. I was encouraged to reach into the cage and touch him. Yuanji rubbed his head against my fingers. He was so shocked! Yuanji is five months old. He has been a stepmother. Regarding the issue of seniority, my husband has always opposed me calling myself a mother. He thinks that Yuanji and I are of the same generation. But when Yuanji was this old, he was the clingiest and really a baby. Then we talked about our own things. Yuanji is his brother and my son. Because of Yuanji, my understanding of cats has been divided into another category – dogs and cats. Thanks to my husband, Yuanji can pick up the paper balls we throw out.

Yuanji slept on the corner of the windowsill on the first night, absolutely spitting on the cat bed!

Yuanji would climb from the dining table to lie on my legs when I was having breakfast, and would also come to you when we were watching TV. The key is that he is really well behaved when it comes to nail clipping, especially bathing! He would also howl twice when bathing, and at first he would throw himself on me and hug my neck, but after getting wet, he would not struggle or cry, probably because he thought that if it was wet, it was wet… Later, he could complete the process of bathing and drying by himself, which is very worry-free and powerful.

Look at these little round eyes, so it makes sense why the word “cute” is combined with the word “dumb”!

When I was drawing, Yuanji would play with pencils, fiddle with erasers, and hold down the paper so that it wouldn’t get up.

Insomnia? Many dreams? Please find Teacher Yuan.

However, my Yuanji had a bad fate. After being home for about a month, I found that his skin was falling off, and I could feel small bulges in his skin. There was a lot of black secretions in his ears. I took him to the first pet hospital (and it was a well-known one). The doctor parted his hair and looked at it. He said it was ringworm and ear mites in his ears. He prescribed a lot of medicine and asked me to shave my hair. Anyone who has raised a cat knows how annoying ringworm is. Ear mites often appear with ringworm. The so-called Petfen spray may be effective for small patches of skin, but it can only treat the symptoms of large areas of ringworm. This is a later story. Erfuling is similar. A

real British shorthair dares to face the big round head. Yuanji after shaving is really a comedy. In addition, the weather is getting colder, so I bought Yuanji a piece of clothing, but it is not very comfortable to wear because Yuanji is too thin.

It was too cold and his hair was gone. Yuanji was craving for warmth.

So it was a long treatment process, medicated baths, sprays, and I thought he was almost healed, but Yuanji began to grow some sparse hair. Cats with ringworm really need careful care from their owners. Curing ringworm is a long-term battle, and you must be patient!!!

However, things got worse later. Yuanji’s skin condition suddenly got worse. In fact, the ringworm was not cured at all. After shaving again, it was not the original bulge, but a piebald circle, one after another. This was the worst time for Yuanji. So I decisively changed hospitals. I checked online for a newly opened pet hospital with good reviews. I took Yuanji to try it. I felt like I was going to become an advertisement, but I would firmly avoid suspicion!

The protagonist of Les Miserables.

Later, this hospital did a fungal culture for Yuanji. Although it failed, after injections, oral medications, and medicated baths, Yuanji showed obvious improvement. Yuanji was also isolated on the balcony, and then he went to the hospital for follow-up visits, injections, and medication once a week.