Comment on Daily Discussion Thread: š Saturday, September 7, 2024
StudChud@aussie.zone āØ1ā© āØmonthā© agoAh itās okay, we gotta do what we gotta do for our furry family, even if they donāt understand why.
You waited until you couldnāt, and I think the way you did was as low stress as possible, you didnāt pull her out of her cubby.
Youāre looking after her wonderfully, friend. Sheāll forgive you for any spills š
It was bad though. She had her back to the tiny entrance I was coming in through (and blocking) so was literally cornered and trapped. My fingers and the medicine syringe were probably going near her eyes because I had to do it by touch.
Iāve patted her and apologised, explained how I had waited a while to try and avoid doing that, but the longer she went without the worse she would have feltā¦ but I knew it was traumatic and Iād try to avoid doing that again. She seems to have settled.
Hm idk I still think the way you did it was better than pulling her out, but also you know her better than I do, so maybe if shes in there again you can pull her out and see which reaction indicates less stress.
You are doing great, donāt doubt yourself. š
I would have lured her out with food but she was entrenched and hasnāt been big on wet food (and only mildly enthusiastic with treats)
Seagoon_@aussie.zone āØ1ā© āØmonthā© ago
ikr, melbs is the best pet friend ever š„¹