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I know a lot about animals.

I've nursed many a poorly soul over the years.

Bathing a cats eyes and getting eye cream In them ?

I've tried a headlock, wrapping him In a towel, grabbing the scruff of his neck etc

He's now under the table growling. The cream Is on the ceiling and the floor and soggy cotton wool balls are piled In my lap.......

Any suggestions ?

I suggest Youtube. It's bound to be a viral hit! :wah:

If you can't keep him swaddled in a towel then I've got nuthin but good wishes for you. Good luck.

You're doomed.

Accountable;1394091 wrote: I suggest Youtube. It's bound to be a viral hit! :wah:

If you can't keep him swaddled in a towel then I've got nuthin but good wishes for you. Good luck. I've got a video recorder... you may have something there .

All he did every time I swaddled him In the towel was back up backwards until he'd slipped off my lap. I put him on the table and he just kept backing up until he fell off the table.

Neither here nor there, but yesterday we saw a tiny newborn (yellow tabby) in traffic ... so small that the wind from a passing truck (lorry) tumbled him over and over. He made it to the curb alive, and I pulled over to get him, but by the time I got to where he was he'd disappeared in the tall yellow grass. Wish him luck. He'll need it.

Accountable;1394095 wrote: Neither here nor there, but yesterday we saw a tiny newborn (yellow tabby) in traffic ... so small that the wind from a passing truck (lorry) tumbled him over and over. He made it to the curb alive, and I pulled over to get him, but by the time I got to where he was he'd disappeared in the tall yellow grass. Wish him luck. He'll need it.


At least you tried Acc... that's more than some would do....



I've really given up with this eye ointment ... wonder If the vet will sedate him

oscar;1394100 wrote: At least you tried Acc... that's more than some would do....



I've really given up with this eye ointment ... wonder If the vet will sedate him


You're trying to do it alone? Can't you find someone to help hold him?

oscar;1394100 wrote: I've really given up with this eye ointment ... wonder If the vet will sedate him My suggestion is to load him up with some Benzodiazepine but it seems you've already had that revelation.

Accountable;1394101 wrote: You're trying to do it alone? Can't you find someone to help hold him?


My husband has a broken arm and shoulder... In this case he's as much use as a chocolate fireguard.

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