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They are clearly very busy at the moment but I just want to know how the little guy is. The only good thing is that has brother hasn't been at all bothered by his absence - he's a very self sufficient boy.
Update: Fred came through his surgery well yesterday although he is looking a bit flat and sorry for himself this morning apparently. He had quite a large stone removed so nurse expects he's very uncomfortable at the mo. He's still being given full supportive care. Vet is going to take a post op look at him this morning and phone me back later.
Thanks Unlike their fictional counterparts, George doesn't seem bothered in the slightest that Fred isn't here - which is both good because George is perfectly happy and sad because they have lived together for nearly six years!
Just got a further update that the vet is happy with the wound etc and thinks Fred is in significant discomfort still hence him seeming so flat - he's now been put on metacam alongside tramadol both of which he thankfully tolerates well. They said the prognosis is still cautious but considering he was obviously in a mess gut and bladder wise before the op he's still doing okay. Gotta wait until Tuesday now for further updates so will keep things cross until then.
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