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Just thought I'd let you know that Monty had his op yesterday and everything went according to plan.
He was bouncing around all evening last night - so much so we did wonder if they'd actually operated.
The vet made me laugh when I went to pick him up as she commented on how mischievous he was - seems not even having his nuts cut off can keep him down :LOL:
Glad to hear your Monty is okay and back to his old tricks again. :winkwink:
hi there, i have a male mainecoon who is nuts!! but in a good way.He is 18weeks old at the moment,..my contract with breeder states i must have his MANCOONS off by 6 months old ,when should i book him in for the op??
Hi Rach, just catching up on posts - glad things went okay. Like Candes says, it's a simple and standard op but it's still a worry! And now Gracie (are you going to share the story behind Princess Poopypants at some point, or did I miss it?!?) can rest easy now... :winkwink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rachel-C
LOL, she gets called it a lot now. I'm sure you can guess how! Stems from the priceless, butter wouldn't melt, I'm so regal and you deign to be my servant look that she seems to have mastered whilst she once pranced around modelling a rather fetching 'cling on' amongst her beautiful white fluffy pantaloons! :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by FreyjaRoMaine
It's called DINGLEBERRY that only Royal Maincoons can have.Quote:
'cling on' amongst her beautiful white fluffy pantaloons
:rofl::rofl: I've had that same look from Freyja!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rachel-C
:rofl:Not heard it called that before but I shall remember it for the future! More sociable than my usual expression...Quote:
Originally Posted by Halcyon