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thanks all nope Mags she will not get out again even if every window in the house stays closed im not going though this again no way i will be phoning the vet in the morning about the jab but i have been told that it does not work far cats but i dont really want to get her done so i may have kittens soon |
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Well Nat, having kittens is lovely!! and how pretty they will be with a mum as lovely as she is!! At least she is home, you can cope with the rest  |
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  so pleased she's home  I don't know about the misalliance jab for cats  - I wouldn't think they can have it as their oestrus cycle is so different to that of a dog. I'd be very interested to hear what your vet says. I think this is why vets can safely spay pregnant cats - but not advisable for pregnant dogs. Anyway she's back - that's the main thing.  |
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I am soo pleased she is home  looks like you may have kittens soon. But pleased she is home and safe. |
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I'm so very pleased for you that she is home. What did the vet say? |
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