The vet said that he had to put a catheter in on Sunday and I was sorta freaking out about that because I was worried that he was regressing. I asked my boss if I could telework today so that I could go visit him at the animal hospital after work and then go to the office for a reception. Much to my surprise, the vet called me to say that "so far, so good." What?! That's great! Apparently, the catheter was just a temporary thing, not an overnight thing. "If nothing changes today, he can go home tonight." YAY!
It was hard to get through a full day of work and a work reception when I knew I could be springing him out of the hospital, but I managed. I wasn't sure what I was supposed to be doing at the reception except for eating and being nice to people, so that's what I did. I'm not much of a small-talker so social situations like that make me a tad nervous. The new President was congratulated for completing his doctorate recently and he got a big cake. I stepped in and helped him cut and serve it. I stayed for about 45 minutes and then asked my boss if I could leave to go get RJ.
When I got to the animal hospital, the receptionist that was working during that shift was like "You're late." Hah, I guess it goes to show how often I was going there the past week (basically once a week, since last Tuesday). I told her RJ could go home. "Oh, great! That's fantastic!" She went over the medications and I paid my bill (roughly $2500, ouch!) and then the vet technician got RJ. He whined all the way home, which was a welcomed sound because the last time he was in the carrier, he was a very very sick kitty.
He really missed his maroon fleece blanket, as you can tell.
2 comments :
Tina, I'm so happy to hear RJ is better.
Glad you have RJ home...ouch is right....$2500. But you love your kitty so it is worth it. Hoping RJ gets better with your care and he is back to his old self. It sure gets lonely in a house without our furry friends.
Louise
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