derevaun
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Took Lucretia, our former stray, to the vet today. I gave them fair warning that she's not hesitant about her boundaries, but she was pretty chill for the exam. The purrito move helped.
Thankfully the FIV/FELV/heartworm tests came back negative. According to the vet, her out-turned paws are likely a congenital defect ("Carpal Valgus") though some hyperextension was probably caused by trauma. And, as we suspected, she's totally deaf.
She was already spayed, but we got her microchipped and back home to begin to atone for the day's injustices, among which was a nail trim, so here's an older murder mitten glamour shot.
Thankfully the FIV/FELV/heartworm tests came back negative. According to the vet, her out-turned paws are likely a congenital defect ("Carpal Valgus") though some hyperextension was probably caused by trauma. And, as we suspected, she's totally deaf.
She was already spayed, but we got her microchipped and back home to begin to atone for the day's injustices, among which was a nail trim, so here's an older murder mitten glamour shot.