We have subsidised RM200 for these two cases.
Wong Yoke Mei
yokemei76@gmail.comMessage:
Hi there Kah Yein,Both of the kittens were sent to the vet’s for neutering on last
Monday. They are now recuperating in my wet kitchen area, each in a
cage on their own as they tend to play really rough when put together.
I dare not run the risk of having their incision site affected from
all those rough play, so i had to separate them in their own cages.
The calico kitten is true to her nature for being so fiesty that the
docs could not even hold her for the anaesthetic jab. She was trying
to attack any hand that came in to the cage to catch her. So the doc
resorted to corner her with a blanket in the cage and administer the
anaesthetic jab from outside the cage. Black was far more docile. The
mommy cat has been coming around the back of the house to “teman” the
kittens during this recovery period. She would be there most of the
time making sure her babies are ok. It’s really sweet of her. Here are
some of the photos of the kittens.
