Day 86

He's very well read.

Day 60

Stu comes out to greet me every day when I get home from work.

Day 39

Look at stu's glowing eyes. This is his favorite place to hide from the medicine.

Day 14

I know it may look like junkies have taken over my house, but this is the paraphernalia I now need to care for my cat. Due to all his ear issues, I have to use the skinny syringe to put stuff in both his ears twice a day. The fat syringe is to get a cc of milky goo down his throat twice a day. The ear stuff is a cleaner and the milky goo is antibacterial. The idea is to get the irritation to go down enough to find out if he has a ruptured eardrum, cancer, or any of the other horrible possibilities that the vet told us to expect.

Day 6

Stu has an ear infection, which means that Stu has to get ear drops twice a day. This is Stu cowering in terror after we did his ears this morning. He has been getting better about hiding from us when it's time for the drops, but I (almost) always manage to drag him out. He's going back to the vet on Saturday, while I'm out of town of course, and I hope he's going to be okay. He's a good cat, and he doesn't need all the irritation in his ears.