Blogging A to Z: C-ats and Dogs
Update to knee replacement surgery – I cannot sleep with any pets in our bed the night before surgery, through six weeks after surgery, according to the “class.” Of course I will follow the instructions prior to surgery because I want a successful outcome. And, if at all possible, I’ll try to adhere to the rule afterwards.
Ollie is the “vocal” kitty in our household. He is 11 years old this May so as a senior citizen, he’s allowed! |
As it stands now, Hershey, our 70-lb. dog, sleeps in the living room because he has eaten four or more comforters. Apparently he wakes up and gets bored while we sleep. However, the kitties have taken to coming into the bedroom after Hershey retires for the night, to sleep.
I think I’ll be okay because they don’t actually sleep in the sheets with us. I was talking about this with a friend and she mentioned that she didn’t think she’d be able to sleep without her puppies, after surgery. They are comforting and soothing to her and help her sleep. I have to admit the same is true for me.
So, we’ll have to see what’s possible. We have one cat, Oliver, who is quite vocal if he’s not allowed in and out of the bedroom as he’d like. So, it really may be true that we won’t be able to sleep unless they are allowed in after surgery. We’ll do our best. Time will tell!
2 Comments
gail
Hoping your surgery goes well! a to z
Editor and Publisher Shelly Burke
Prayers for a successful surgery!
My daughter's first dog was a black lab named Hershey so your post resonated with me! I used to have a cat who would sleep on and rub my neck. I hope the animals cooperate after surgery!
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