Chelsea update

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Well, kitty seems to be better now. She was all drippy last night, but when she woke me up at 5am (with a pokey paw in my face), she seemed fine. No more drooling, and she was active like normal. I called the vet anyway, to see what they'd say, and they told me that if she was better now, she doesn't need to come in. If she starts to do it again, though, I should bring her in. I'll check on her at lunchtime and see how she's doing.

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[bendy1.livejournal.com]

\o/

Maybe she had a bit of food stuck, or scratched a gum.

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That's what I figured. Oh, this parenting thing is so stressful!

[mere-ubu.livejournal.com]

I just saw your earlier post. Poor kitty! I'm glad to hear that she's feeling better. Sometimes kitties will drool like that if they've licked something irritating, possibly even something chemical. My brother's cat once licked the floor after he'd mopped it and foamed at the mouth for a couple of hours!

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Well, then I guess it's a good thing I don't clean! lol

It wasn't really foaming (otherwise I'd have been much more worried), just clear liquid drips. Maybe she decided to be a leaky faucet for Halloween and didn't tell me. :-P

[scarlett2u.livejournal.com]

Thanks so much for posting the good news that Chelsea's on the mend. May her decreased moisture and increased health continue! :hugs:

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LOL, thanks!

[ayinhara.livejournal.com]

Good news about your kitty.

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I'm very glad she's okay. :)