Look what Misty did.
This is what greeted me this morning when I went in to feed Misty.
By the way, last night, she had already sapu habis her food, so that’s good. I added more food and it was almost finished this morning too. But she also did other things to show her displeasure at being confined.
Last night she had also taken off her e-collar and there was no way I could put it back on for her, so I just took a chance and let her be.
I remember for Riley’s spaying too, there was no way to put on the e-collar and thankfully, all was well.
A vet told me a long time ago that in Thailand, based on what he knows, they don’t use the e-collars at all.
Okay Misty, message received, but you cannot be released yet. Please wait for another 5-6 more days.
Meanwhile, Gerald was making a total racket outside Misty’s room (which is Riley’s room, actually) so I pulled him in from the window. Did he even bother about Misty? Er, no. He just wanted to see what was going on inside the room.
Or maybe, this is how cats visit each other.
From Misty’s room, Gerald wanted to go to Samantha’s room, so I let him. I should not have done that, though, because by the time I finished cleaning Misty’s room and feeding her, I went into Samantha’s room and noticed diarrhoea in the litter box. Now, whose is that? It cannot be the kittens’ as it is too much and too big a patch. There was formed stools as well as liquid. There are only three adults in the room – Samantha, Riley and Gerald (for a brief few minutes). Riley spent the night there.
I also noticed the usual well-formed stools in the other litter boxes. That’s Samantha’s stools, I know. So, it’s either Riley or Gerald? I used a tissue paper to wipe Gerald’s anus, but it was squeaky clean. Riley’s too looked clean.
So whose was it?
Now, I’ve isolated them. Riley will not be permitted into the room today. She will stay with Tabs. So Samantha will be the only adult in the room. That way, hopefully I can identify who had the diarrhoea.
Miss Misty.
Another 5-6 more days to go…