Frankie Weiss and Her Magic

Calling Dr. Rothberg, I explained the circumstances and got a 20% discount since I was the payee. Making a date for the declawing, which had to include an examination. I picked up Momo and Bobo to take them to the Animal Hospital. On the drive of about 30 miles from Steve’s condo, Momo gave me a concert I’ll never forget. From carrier to hospital, the meowing was constant. Bobo took the drive in stride. Leaving the cats overnight, the next morning I received a call; Bobo was fine, Momo was not declawed and in his examination he was found to have a heart murmur. An EKG/ultrasound was necessary before they’d dare proceed. What could I do? Another $300.00 would cover for the heart pictures. Driving over to the hospital, I took Bobo home he was fine. A specialist would be called to give Momo the EKG/ultrasound procedure. Keep in mind, Momo is built like a powerful tank, his muscles have muscles. Go figure-a heart murmur. Making a long story short, he passed with flying colors and was declawed.

On the way home, his thanks to me was another ear splitting meowing concert.

I recently was over at my nephew’s place; both cats were no place to be seen, they have the habit of hiding under Steve’s king size bed when company comes. You’d think they would be glad to see their great Uncle since I paid for their stay and stuff at the Marlton Animal Hospital.