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Kelly and Jake were nervous about taking their 5-month-old daughter on an airplane‚ as most new parents would be. Flying from New Jersey to Mexico isn’t a short haul‚ and they weren’t sure what to expect. But it was on the flight home that the unexpected arose‚ when little Romey was calmly fascinated by the […] The post Woman Crochets a Little Hat for Baby on the Next Aisle to Mark Her First Ever Flight appeared first on Good News Network.

The post Dental Procedures for Cats: How Olga Recovered From Surgery by Christopher Bays appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it‚ but all of these articles were assigned‚ contracted and paid for‚ so they aren't considered public domain. However‚ we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article‚ then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com. Hi‚ I’m Christopher! Read my introduction to learn more about me and my silly Russian Blue cat‚ Olga. Dental issues are common in cats‚ but I was relieved when my veterinarian said Olga’s teeth weren’t covered with plaque and tarter. However‚ after a brief examination‚ she discovered a broken tooth and another one with an abscess. I scheduled a dental cleaning‚ and the veterinarian mentioned that Olga might need one or more teeth extracted. Olga hasn’t been under anesthesia since she was spayed‚ and I was worried about her being put to sleep for so long for surgery‚ but my friends reassured me that she would be fine. After Olga was revived after the operation‚ my vet sent me a message that she was doing great and was an excellent patient. I was happy to hear the good news but surprised she cooperated with the veterinary team. When I try to give her medication‚ she resists and sometimes draws blood when she slashes me with her claws. Recovering From Dental Procedures On the way home from the vet’s office‚ Olga didn’t make a sound‚ but she turned into a loudmouth when she returned to her territory. The medication made her pupils dilate‚ and she looked like a “demon cat” for several hours. She cried when I left the room and wouldn’t leave my side for the rest of the evening. The medication made her hyper‚ and she had trouble sitting still. When she jumped in my lap‚ she couldn’t relax; she kept wriggling around and resembled a fish out of the water. She eventually calmed down‚ but I had difficulty administering the antibiotic the following day. Look into my eyes‚ and I’ll hypnotize you. Medications for Dental Surgery Amoxicillin is a standard antibiotic for humans and animals‚ and I had to give her two doses for 5 days. Olga hated it and didn’t enjoy having the liquid shot into her mouth with a syringe. Although the type of amoxicillin may vary depending on your vet‚ the liquid I was prescribed looked like Pepto Bismol. It was thick and pink and stained my counter and carpet. One morning‚ Olga ran into the living room after I gave her the antibiotic. She dribbled the liquid on the carpet in several spots‚ and I had to scrub the stains several times with a high-end carpet cleaner to remove them. I’ve removed cat vomit‚ candle wax‚ and red wine from my carpet before‚ but the amoxicillin stains were more stubborn and challenging to remove. Curled up on my lap Recovery Time Olga was more affectionate when recovering from the procedure‚ but all cats react differently to surgery. Several years ago‚ my Siamese cat didn’t want to be touched while recovering from neuter surgery‚ and I don’t blame him. Unlike him‚ Olga needed more reassurance that everything would be okay. She slept on my lap instead of disappearing for a few hours of “alone time.” She yowled when I went outside to work in the yard and hit me on the leg when she saw me walking toward the garage. It took Olga less than a week to return to normal‚ and although I miss the extra attention and hearing her talk more‚ I’m glad the procedure and recovery process weren’t as frightening as I anticipated. The post Dental Procedures for Cats: How Olga Recovered From Surgery by Christopher Bays appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it‚ but all of these articles were assigned‚ contracted and paid for‚ so they aren't considered public domain. However‚ we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article‚ then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com.