Another stray showed up

[Tina B and crew]

I am going to try to get some good photos of him in the next few days. He's really starting to look less "ragged" and that is a good thing!

[slvrwhispr]

I am looking forward to that! He's already gorgeous; I can only imagine how beautiful he will be after he's got some Tina TLC.

[Tina B and crew]

Well, I hope he gets rid of his farting problem before I have to go on the road with him

Just snapped this one a bit ago with my phone:



His nose is starting to look a lot better in comparison to that first photo I took of him.

[slvrwhispr]

I'm so in love. I need to pick an apartment and get in there so we can bring him home.

[slvrwhispr]

Also, dang, what phone do you have that takes pictures that nice? I just got a brand new Droid Razr and its pictures are good, but not THAT good. I was thinking that was a DSLR picture.

[Tina B and crew]

Aren't his eyes just to die for?!

[slvrwhispr]

His whole personality seems so sweet. I'm sitting here like a big goober almost in tears at the thought of cuddling him. I may also be a bit hormonal...

[Tina B and crew]

I have an old DROID X (old meaning over a year)

[Tina B and crew]

Yay!! Doc had a normal stool tonight and doesn't seem to be farting as much!

[k9Karen]

I know with people (it's happened to me), when given general anesthesia, like with the neuter he just had, the anesthesia paralyzes the intestines along with the rest of the body, and when they start working again, there can be a lot of gas. When it happened to me, it was quite painful. Most surgeons will order medication to prevent it now, but back when I had my daughter 30+ years ago (C-section), they weren't doing that. I suspect this is what's happening and will go away. It could be compounded by being on a new diet too. If it's really bothersome to you, call the vet and ask if you can give him an over-the-counter med like GasX or something similar until he's back to normal, if not, see if there is something you can get from the vet.