...are out!
The patient is still in solitary confinement, with his e-collar on until Sunday at the earliest. He'll get a taste of freedom then, under our supervision. Assuming that he doesn't do anything bad to his privates, and that he stops his "protest peeing" in unapproved locations, life will start to get back to normal for him.
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Awwwwwww. Awwwwwww. Give Silvio a pet for me. It might not all be protest peeing, part of it might be he don't know.
I finally got them pic's to post.
Here's hoping Silvio is back to his mischievous ways soon. As for the "protest peeing", I think Silvio is trying to prove to you (and himself) that he's still a dude.
jenny - he is getting plenty of attention, including petting and stinky wet food! I think he knows exactly what he is doing about the peeing.
dr s - I'm not entirely sure he knows what he is missing yet. He hasn't gotten to lick that area in three weeks!
You're hilarious about the protest peeing and then not knowing what's missing!
Poor kitty though. Hope the peeing doesn't involve shoes that are hurriedly put on first thing in the morning.
Grrr - protest peeing (ora variant thereof) is why Albert now lives outdoors.
Hope Silvio sees the error of his ways very soon!
Oh, he knows. Ask your husband...
debo - I've been leaving my house shoes in guarded places while I shower. I'm paranoid about getting out (and I cannot see much of anything without my glasses or contacts) and putting on cat-pee-soaked shoes and whatnot. Or stepping in the protest pee. *sigh*
tiff - I hope the habit doesn't stick.
dr s - PDM has had many cringe-worthy moments in all of this.
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