We got this sweet new kitty last month. \u00a0She is little and crazy and so cuddly. \u00a0We knew that she had some problems, but whatever, she’s cuddly. \u00a0I took her to the vet last week and the vet confirmed our suspicion that she is a little cross-eyed, apparently common in Siamese cats. \u00a0She also had a polyp in her hear when she was young (removed before we got her), which explained her drunken sort of movements. \u00a0I told the vet that Alan and I joked that she was a drunken kitty and the vet said, “yeah, her world probably does feel a little shaky to her.” \u00a0She also has allergies, to what we don’t know, and bad teeth. \u00a0Mostly this was not a surprise because most of it was written on the form when we got her. \u00a0The cross-eyed thing was new to me and the fact that the polyp affected her vestibular system (balance). \u00a0I’m telling Alan all of this later that night and he replies with, “So, we got a lemon of a cat?” \u00a0I cracked up! \u00a0Now every time I look at her I think she’s a little lemon. \u00a0I just told Lex the story tonight too, explaining what “lemon” meant. \u00a0We gushed over our sweet little lemon cat. \u00a0:)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We got this sweet new kitty last month. \u00a0She is little and crazy and so cuddly. \u00a0We knew that she had some problems, but whatever, she’s cuddly. \u00a0I took her to the vet last week and the vet confirmed our … Continue reading