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Klynne · 12-31-2010, 01:53 AM

Layla went for her post op exam today. The vet replaced her bandage because it was too tight. She is running around on three legs like a maniac. Back to ordering the cats around, and barking at the creatures that dare to invade her back yard. The sliding glass door is her view to her domain. She did start messing with her bandage today. So, I took a large bandaid (met for humans) and covered the area she was messing with. After I put it on, I coated it with dish soap. She hates dish soap. That is what I used to coat the woodtrim in my house when she was chewing on it. It was the only thing that made her stop. Soooo....Hopefully this will make her leave her bandage alone.

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12-31-2010, 01:53 AM	#8
Klynne monkey Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Grand Rapids, MI Posts: 4,543	Layla went for her post op exam today. The vet replaced her bandage because it was too tight. She is running around on three legs like a maniac. Back to ordering the cats around, and barking at the creatures that dare to invade her back yard. The sliding glass door is her view to her domain. She did start messing with her bandage today. So, I took a large bandaid (met for humans) and covered the area she was messing with. After I put it on, I coated it with dish soap. She hates dish soap. That is what I used to coat the woodtrim in my house when she was chewing on it. It was the only thing that made her stop. Soooo....Hopefully this will make her leave her bandage alone.