HELLO! I'm so happy to bring back the news that Mirlola is doing well and great after her pelvis surgery.
She's eating well, and she's even walking now. Though its a bit shaky, she still walks around the house like she used to. She is really strong.

She's looking real healthy right?
Her medication is to be given twice a day. I just mixed it with her can food. The capsule, i open it up and mix the powder with her can food. Its easy to!
I feed her with my hands when she refuse to eat and play. Yessss. And one more thing, she tried to demolish her cone by chewing on it when we're all sleeping. Now she's not using any cone. This kid......

This post is to share with you all how MirLola is doing. She's doing so great!

As some of you know, i have 5 cats. I have a thing for cats, i just adore them so much. But this post is specially for Lola.

Born on 19 July 2012, she is a sweetheart. She is attached to me than the rest rest of my family members. I take care of her like how a mother would take care of their daughter. I think i love her more than i love some of my own friends. But thats not what this post is for.


On the 1st of december, the most horrible thing happen. Lola fell down. Causing her to have a broken pelvis. She was in ICU for observation and today we sent her for consultation at a hospital. Alhamdullilah, her internal is not bleeding, theres no complication in her, her bladder is fine, her abdomen is fine, her lungs and heart are also fine. Its only that her pelvis is broken, causing my baby girl to have difficulties in walking. She's going for operation, this Saturday. So from today, up till Saturday, i'll have to keep a close watch on her.

3rd December:

• Food, medication and water was given at 7.45pm
• She peed on her own
• Wound have stopped bleeding
• Seems to be in a stable condition
• Breathing is stable
  
  

4th Dec:

• Food, medication was given at 10pm
• Water was given every 2 hours
• Small amount of liquid from her wound, but it was no longer bleeding.
  
• Stable condition
• Food: added water and medication to it. Fed her using a syringe (eventhough she hate it)
• Water was given from a syringe
• Breathing is stable
• Peed on her own
  

5th Dec:

• Much much better condition
• Water (syringe) was given every 2 hours
• Food and medication (syringe) given at 10pm
• Sleeping soundly
• Tried to stand on her own (She is one hell of a strong cat)
• Condition is stable
• Breathing is stable
• Wound have completely dried.
• Peed on her own
  

6th Dec:

• More stable condition
• Was wide awake
• Food and meds given by hand (apparently she wants to be hand fed)
• Water was through syringe
• She also ate biscuits and bread
• Peed on her own
• Wound is completely dry
• She tried to stand and walk (She got frustrated after a few attempts; but that didn't stop her)
• Sleeping soundly now
• Food and water is not allowed after 00.00 (since she's going for her pelvis operation tomorrow)