We took our cats to the vet for their annual checkup and
vaccinations. We had to go on Saturday, which made for a long wait. Everyone
else that works had to be there too. We saw one of those tear at your heart
moments when a guy come in to pick up his dog's ashes in a little wooden box.
Pets are part of the family after all and it was tough to see. Our two are usually not easy to get in the pet
carriers before we go. This time when we brought the carriers into the living
room their natural curiosity worked to our advantage and we were able to scoop
them up and get them inside without a struggle. Of course we were regaled with sounds
of discontent due to their incarceration, first with outrage, then fear to
finally grudging resignation. When we got to the vets we hardly heard a peep. I’d
imagine their experience was like the sensory overload akin to my first and only
time in Vegas, occurrences which I know neither of us is in a hurry to repeat. We had to wait a while for the vet once we got into the exam room.
Oh crap , you can see us hiding in here.
You keep watch over there, I'll handle this direction.
We heard the vet working on a cat in another room. It sounded just like he was hollering, "NO!"
What are they doing to that guy?
Finally the vet showed up to do exams, which really didn't take all that long.
If we ignore you will you go away?
They both got a clean bill of health other than some tartar on teeth and news that our two chowhounds are a little overweight. They made themselves scarce for a couple of days sleeping in dark corners while the aftereffects of their shots wore off then it was back to business as usual.
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