The second cat in my life, Little Tabby Kitty

The second cat in my life, Little Tabby Kitty.

I adopted the second cat in my life in January 2016. It was a little tabby cat. Later, I gave her a very fashionable name, Kitty, but in reality, I still call her sister more often. Hahahaha, she was still full of salty fish at that time, but now she has turned into a 5-year-old girl. There is no

point in saying more. The above pictures

are photos of her and her brother when she was a child. At that time, she was like a little rat shit compared to her brother. Fortunately, her brother is still a warm man among cats (shine boy). I’m sure everyone knows the legend of the Cow Cat, hahaha.

These two siblings have been weak since childhood. Although the brother is chubby, he is also a weak and sickly person. He has experienced urinary crystallization and constipation. The younger sister was also found to have stomatitis in early 2018. At that time, I really searched all the pet hospitals, big and small. At the beginning, because the treatment fee was too expensive, I believed in the folk remedies of the small clinic and injected anti-inflammatory drugs into her mouth with a syringe every day, but the effect was minimal. The long treatment process relying on folk remedies was really too painful. It was a torture for both her and me.

Later, under the pressure of the wallet, I took her to Ruipeng. The doctor told me that I needed to have a tooth extracted, and that I was infected with calicivirus. My immunity is extremely weak at present, and I have to improve my own immunity. In fact, surgery is risky, especially tooth extraction surgery under anesthesia. If you make it, 80% can recover and rarely relapse. At that time, I was really hesitant. One was the high cost of surgery and subsequent hospitalization (I later calculated that it cost 15,000 yuan back and forth), and the second was that I was afraid that she would not be able to survive the operation. My sister has been thin and timid since she was a child, and I was really afraid that she could not stand this kind of tossing.

Finally, I decided to do the operation. I didn’t want to regret it, and I didn’t want to lose her. In the end, this guy still survived strongly. I am still very proud of her. Hahaha. She

was really a shy girl when she was hospitalized in the later period. When I came to see her, she rubbed my hand hard and cried to follow me home. In fact, every time I went to see her, I felt so uncomfortable. Thinking of my sweetheart in the cold cabinet with her body full of cuts, I felt very sad. (Because after the tooth extraction, the gums need to be sutured, and I can’t eat with my mouth. I can only inject liquid food through the neck opening)

In the end, she looked completely recovered. Hahaha, basically there are only four canine teeth left, but it’s really as the doctor said. After the tooth extraction, there is really no stomatitis, and the teeth are no longer red, swollen, or bleeding. It’s just that the diet is much worse than before, and I will lose some weight, but as long as there are no other major problems with the body, it’s fine.

My sister is definitely a chatterbox at home. She meows when she’s fine, meows when she’s hungry, meows when she’s happy, meows when she’s bored, and meows when she teases you. She also meows when she doesn’t like you. She’s even noisier than the dog next door.

Before being neutered, this guy was as thin as a stick,

and my brother showed off his hands in his pockets. Haha.

Last year, I finally took her to be neutered because I couldn’t stand it anymore. She peed on my bed during her estrus. After the sterilization, my sister’s appetite skyrocketed. Her previous meows became tons of food, tons of drinks, tons of weight, and her weight soared. As expected, cats look better when they’re fatter, haha.

Finally, I have to say that my brother really dotes on my sister. Although he always relies on his weight to suppress my sister, I have always seen their love for each other.

Finally, I want to tell you, my dear friends, that cats are extremely self-loving animals with strong physical fitness. They won’t get sick easily. If they really get sick one day, please take your baby to see a doctor without hesitation. If you love it, please take care of it.