joseanash
Someone wants to buy my rainbow for a friend in Europe but they're not sure if the machine will work in Europe? What would they have to do to make sure it works safely, is there a certain type of adapter they would need?
Answer
Yeah they just need an adapter like the one here.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0006OFKNC
Yeah they just need an adapter like the one here.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0006OFKNC
When my cat sits, her one side appears to bulge out, is there something wrong?
crrzzydawl
The reason i'm asking...it didn't normally do this. Also, when we got her fixed (in Feb) the vet did the procedure by going in through the side. Could there be a complication? She also had tapeworm a while back, 2 litters..why we had her fixed..she was a rescue =)
She eats like a vacuum cleaner. And when she walks the one side just looks a little fuller. When she sits it is rounder and is fuller and sticks out more.
Any ideas?
Answer
Your vet performed what's known as a "left lateral flank spay". Though not yet widely used in America, this technique is very common in the UK and Europe. Veterinarians have found that this procedure is more cost effective, time efficient, and safe for the cats. Spaying will not have affected your cat in the way that you mention.
Perhaps it's to do with her posture? Our female cat often puts more weight on one side when she sits. Our vet said it's probably just personal preference or a position she finds more comfortable.
If your cat seems healthy and isn't showing any signs of discomfort, I don't think it's anything to be worried about. If in doubt, you can always ask your own vet for their opinion.
Your vet performed what's known as a "left lateral flank spay". Though not yet widely used in America, this technique is very common in the UK and Europe. Veterinarians have found that this procedure is more cost effective, time efficient, and safe for the cats. Spaying will not have affected your cat in the way that you mention.
Perhaps it's to do with her posture? Our female cat often puts more weight on one side when she sits. Our vet said it's probably just personal preference or a position she finds more comfortable.
If your cat seems healthy and isn't showing any signs of discomfort, I don't think it's anything to be worried about. If in doubt, you can always ask your own vet for their opinion.
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