Rena, 6 months old today and finds her voice!
In this photo, taken a few minutes ago, Rena is bird watching from Alex's bed. She found her meow voice yesterday for the first time.
Rena has had the softest little peep this whole time..so quiet we can't find her when she's calling from a closet where she's gotten trapped. But yesterday on the way to the vet, we heard LOUD meows which we had never imagined she could even do.
At breakfast time Rena was under the table and ate something and started horrible foaming at the mouth, running through the house dripping foam on the beds, the floor, everywhere. I was panicked, Alex caught her, put her in her carry case and we went to the vet, no phone call or anything.
By the time we got there she had stopped foaming but you could see her wet face so sweet Dr. Bahou opened her mouth, poked around, examined her all over and she snuggled with him and acted like he was an old buddy.
Everything was fine. We decided she'd gotten a leaf or something very bitter that reacted but didn't poison. Phew! Very scary.
While we were there they cut her nails which is wonderful. Everyone at the vet practice said how sweet, how pretty etc. She's mostly a wildcat for me I guess.
Rena, 6 months old today and finds her voice!
In this photo, taken a few minutes ago, Rena is bird watching from Alex's bed. She found her meow voice yesterday for the first time.
Rena has had the softest little peep this whole time..so quiet we can't find her when she's calling from a closet where she's gotten trapped. But yesterday on the way to the vet, we heard LOUD meows which we had never imagined she could even do.
At breakfast time Rena was under the table and ate something and started horrible foaming at the mouth, running through the house dripping foam on the beds, the floor, everywhere. I was panicked, Alex caught her, put her in her carry case and we went to the vet, no phone call or anything.
By the time we got there she had stopped foaming but you could see her wet face so sweet Dr. Bahou opened her mouth, poked around, examined her all over and she snuggled with him and acted like he was an old buddy.
Everything was fine. We decided she'd gotten a leaf or something very bitter that reacted but didn't poison. Phew! Very scary.
While we were there they cut her nails which is wonderful. Everyone at the vet practice said how sweet, how pretty etc. She's mostly a wildcat for me I guess.