Puggy's Injury

Headed over to TJV at 11.30 am. By the time I reached there, it was 11.50 am. I was surprised that I could remember how to get there. I was the 1st person there. I was joined by a malay guy with his cat shortly. He asked me if his cat could be seen 1st as her neutering wound had burst open. After that, a middle aged couple came with their rabbit who stopped eating after recovering from diarrhea. The wife chatted with me & kept saying that Puggy's very cute. Lastly, it was a lady with her ST look alike. Maybe ST crossed with a bigger breed. Coz it looks like a ST but it was too huge to be 1. It weighed 9+ kg!

Anyway, Puggy is now 7.8 kg. He put on 1 kg since the last time he was there which I think is during neutering about 1.5 yrs ago. Dr Heng wasn't around so I had to choose between Dr Ng & Dr Siah. I chose Dr Siah as she's the most junior (from the website). Although she has the least experience, I feel that such newbies are more empathetic as they are not burnt out. (Speaking from experience.) She was quite friendly.

She agreed that there're no injuries to the eyeball itself. Like me, she was unable to locate the wound. She told me that cat inflicted wound is usually very small & becoz of that, these wounds close up very quickly but may harbour bacteria as it's deep. She suggested a course of oral antibiotics for 5 days & to observe the eye for any signs of infection. She asked me what Puggy did when the cat attacked. I said he didn't do anything. She asked if he barked. I said no. Then, she said he's very silly. Hahaha!

I think he's very silly too. He dared to stand up against a grown man to protect me but dare not fight back against a cat that's half his weight. Why are my dogs all so silly? They make me laugh with their silly antics. Love them.