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15. So glad that it is not a prolapse and that he did not need stitches.

Mon Jan 23, 2023, 10:35 AM

Jan 2023

I'm wondering about something else. Steroid medicines can have an effect on people's behavior. Did the vet mention anything like that about cats?

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The good new is, Arthur didn't need stitches [View all] Siwsan Jan 2023 OP

Very glad to hear that. Now I am worried about Patches Walleye Jan 2023 #1

Keep an eye on the litter box Siwsan Jan 2023 #3

Definitely. Siwsan Jan 2023 #6

Sometimes it seems like just one more thing and my anxiety Walleye Jan 2023 #14

So glad no stitches needed! SheltieLover Jan 2023 #2

He actually warmed back up to me MUCH faster than I expected Siwsan Jan 2023 #5

Hahaha! SheltieLover Jan 2023 #8

Hahaha! SheltieLover Jan 2023 #10

Until the swelling subsides Siwsan Jan 2023 #11

Oh good! SheltieLover Jan 2023 #12

Awesome Duncanpup Jan 2023 #13

So glad that it is not a prolapse and that he did not need stitches. wnylib Jan 2023 #15

He didn't say to watch for anything Siwsan Jan 2023 #16

On a previous thread about this, I posted wnylib Jan 2023 #19

I'm just so relieved he didn't need the stitches Siwsan Jan 2023 #18