Showing posts with label Cornish Rex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cornish Rex. Show all posts

Saturday, April 16, 2016

Caturday Saturday


Kely the Cornish Rex with tulips

Kely is glad that Spring has finally arrived... so she agreed to pose for some photos (No nibbling on the tulips...they are toxic to cats!). Of course, she still has her work duties to attend to at Just Cats Clinic!

Kely the Cornish Rex at work at Just Cats Clinic

Kely the Cornish Rex at work at Just Cats Clinic

Kely the Cornish Rex getting hugs at Just Cats Clinic

Kely was also a very attentive nurse while I was recovering from surgery & then the flu!


Kely the Cornish Rex is a good cat nurse

Kely certainly leads a very full and busy life, doesn't she!

Kely the Cornish Rex watching geese at Lake Anne


Monday, March 28, 2016

Monday Mewsings, Sunny Selfie

Kely the Cornish Rex, Selfie in the Sun

Spring was in the air today and it was quite windy when Kely and I sat out by Lake Anne, only the second time this spring and ooh, was it nice! I'll have to remember to start putting on sunblock in the morning as our lakeside lounging after work will be happening more and more! This photo was one day last week...

Kely the Cornish Rex on the Boardwalk at Lake Anne


Kely helped supervise this weekend when I got up into my attic and got down my mom's Wedgwood china, which a friend is going to help me sell on eBay and Etsy. Finally, making some headway on purging and downsizing...

Kely the Cornish Rex and Wedgwood china

And here is Kely at work, enjoying a drink at her water fountain, wearing a cute retro print dress with a Parisian flair!

Kely the Cornish Rex in Parisian print dress

As you can see, Kely leads a full and active life for a Grannie Cat!

Wednesday, January 13, 2016

#BlogPaws Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop ~~ Winter Shape Up

Kely the Cornish Rex in silhouette

Cats sleep an average of 15 hours a day, and Kely is no exception! 

Kely the Cornish Rex napping in a fleece bed

And the long, cold, dark winter days don't find many chances for finding sun puddles to stretch out  do yoga in. So shaping up in Winter can be difficult (just ask me!)

Kely the Cornish Rex cat stretched out in the sun

Fortunately for Kely, packing on the ounces has never been a problem. In fact, because of her IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease) and the possibility of her having Intestinal Lymphoma, keeping the weight on her has been my goal since her diagnosis last August.

So gets to eat almost whatever she wants and has quite a buffet of foods offered to her, but along with everyone else of the feline persuasion in my house, no one is eating dry kibble any longer and I think everyone is healthier eating a species-appropriate diet here!

Kely the Cornish Rex cat at the vets

Along with the other kitties, Kely eats Weruva (mostly the chicken varieties), Stella & Chewy's ,(Freeze Dried Raw) Primal Nuggets (also a freeze dried raw) and most recently, Darwin's Raw Food. 

She also gets some Fancy Feast Classic canned (no wheat gluten or plant material) and some FreshPet Meals (some veggies--but they don't make a feline formula without them or I'd feed it!), but I would like to wean her off both of those if she likes and does well on the Darwin's. 

But mostly, I just want her to continue to keep her weight steady (or put on some more ounces). Since seeing the Internal Medicine specialist last August and starting on metronidazole and prednislone, she has not had any vomiting at all and has put on about 5 ounces.

We've reduced her meds to every other day and she is doing great on that schedule, so that's probably where I will keep her until she goes in for a follow up next month. So instead of exercising and cutting the calories, Kely's 'Winter Shape Up' has been pretty, well, relaxing, hahameow!


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Monday, January 4, 2016

Monday Mewsings ... Kely misses Sammy, too ...

Kely and Sammy, two senior Cornish Rex, snuggling in bed

Kely lost her companion ManCat, Sammy on December 21st and we are all coming to terms with his passing, but I feel that Kely misses him most of all.

Kely and Sammy, two senior Cornish Rex, laying in the sun

They were both senior citizens, Kely being just a few months older than Sammy, and while they didn't start out as friends, after a while I think they both depended on each other for affection and snuggling, even if a few whaps came between them from time-to-time ...

Kely and Sammy, two senior Cornish Rex, find a sun puddle

Kely gets to go to work with me almost every day, and I know that is good for her ... she has quite a fan club and get lots of attention and also gets to nap in her heated bed and have tasty snacks hand fed to her ...

Kely and Nolo, two Cornish Rex, sharing a meal

And back at home, I'm trying to gradually introduce her to Nolo, the foster kitty, as I think they both would benefit from becoming friends. But Kely isn't too smitten and this meal they are sharing ended with some cross words being said between the two of them. 

But she was the same way with Sammy in the beginning, so I am hopeful a friendship will bloom here ... Stay tuned for updates!