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12th December 2010, 09:15 AM #11
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Tough call, guys, but you've done the right thing by him, even though it's not going to be easy for you two. Don't forget, it's not just the leg that's different; he's got the cone, he's not used to having Amber on the floor with him, and he's used to hanging with the other furries, so he's going to be confused in more ways than one. I imagine you're right - once the collar comes off and he can spend time his pals, you'll get the first chance to see how well he's going to adapt. A friend of mine had to have a cat leg amputated and he seems to barely notice it from a mobility point of view.
Fingers crossed the cone can come off soon and he'll get his first real chance to be normal with the others. Keep us posted, we'll be thinking of you xx
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