...we guess we'll call this the "cat-walk"
- EAH
- Feb 3, 2023
- 1 min read
Our favourite American kitty was back to see us earlier this week for his regularly scheduled 12 week final micro hip replacement recheck with Dr. Rocheleau. This little guy has travelled all the way from Missouri a few times now, and we certainly love to see him!
We're happy to report that Ravioli is doing very well on his new hip and most importantly, he seems to be pretty happy with it!
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The cat walk post was both funny and charming because it captured the unique personalities that cats seem to have. It reminded me of a friend's cat that always acted like it owned every room it entered, which made everyone laugh. While working on a programming project around that time, I searched for help with python assignment to stay on top of my coursework. Posts like this are a great reminder of how much joy pets bring into everyday life.