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Tarikh : 20/1/2011

Jam : 2.03 am.

Perkara : xde mende, just nak hapdet belogg jer.

*tetiba...hahahh!!!

=*_*=BUNGA-LOW DAH SAMPAI..!!

 

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Yeayyy..!!!!! yeayyyy..!!!

bunga-low cost bebudak neh dah sampai ari ahad ari tuh (16.01.11)

kuar2 jer dr lori, haku terus jirus air & disinfect

then jemur memandangkan hari agak sikit panas

bajet mlm tuh nak pasang terus sbb ke-eksaited-an tahap puak pelampau

tapi.....panas tidak sampai ke petang..

tgh syok haku tgk tv, ujan tetiba turun dengan lebatnyer..

sah2 klu haku berlari2 anak mak pun,

mmg haku x bleh nak selamatkan bunga-low cost tuh

sbb byk, besar & lebar.

last2 mlm tuh baru bley bwk masuk umh

tp x smpt nak pasang sbb dh lewat mlm. tangguh ke mlm esoknyer,

tp esok nyer ngan hari neh incek hubby lak demam..

iskkk... nak buat cemane, klu mende kecik, 

bleh la haku pasang sirik, nih beso gedabak, x smp kudrat aku... 

sambil menunggu dengan sabarnyer..

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 *patut ker owner lebih BW dr bowl over-eksaited cengginih?? 

=*_*=:TENET SELOWW=*_*=

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nyampah tol..tenet selowww plak..

baru cadang nak hapdet belogg

=*_*=BAYANG2 CHELLO & SUARA WIWI=*_*=

  gambar ihsan incek Gugel ;)

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semalam sbb tido lewat (kul 5.30am), then bgn pun lewat..

thari lak g kenduri, ptg tuh haku tertido dpn tv

cuaca lak mendung, ape lg..mmg syok arr nak membuta tuli

haku punye ngantuk, sampai maghrib tuh haku still tertido

sedar2 jam dah nak 7.15pm. tuh pun sedo sbb incek hubby nk g kje.
dlm mamai2 + mata still kelat tuh,
haku nmpk byg2 Chello kat sliding door.
dok tertonggeng2 disebalik langsir cam biasa time dia mintak

gosok2 tuh. haku sedaya upaya celikkan mata
yg cam kne gam tuh nak pastikan tuh Chello ker or
kucen putih yg salu dtg umh haku tuh. kot2 dia kat luar
sliding door ker. Tp cam mmg sah tuh Chello.
Pastuh haku dengar sora meowing, sebijik cam Wiwi,
betul2 kat blkg haku. aik...?????????? biar betul...!!
incek hubby lepaskan dorg neh ker sblm g kje tadi???
kacau btul laa..haku still nak membuta lg barang semenet 2

mula2 haku buat x layan, tp try bukak mata lg
sbb x puas ati, tgk bayang2 Chello kat situ lagi,
still tergesel2 & tertonggeng2 kat sliding door,.
last2 haku tepuk2 lantai (biasa buat cam tuh klu nak soh dorg dtg kat haku).
xde respon.
haku panggil2 nama Wiwi & Chello.
xde respon jugak.
masa tuh haku cuma terfikir kot2 la dorg main kat tkt atas,
tuh yg xnak dtg tapi biasa klu haku panggil,
dorg akan berlari2 kat haku sbb nak mintak gosok.
xkan nih senyap sunyi jer.

last2 haku diamkan diri, x gerak2 dpn tv tuh,
try nak membuta blk semenet 2 lg tp dah rasa cam x sedap ati
last2 haku bangun, bukak lampu sume & panggil2 dorg 2 hekor tuh
sah xde!!!
Haku pegi check lam bilik dorg, bukak pintu jer,
elok jer si Chello tertonggeng2 dpn pintu,
si Rusty plak dok jenguk2 haku yg ngintai dorg dr celah pintu.
dan si Wiwi plak dok meowing mintak simpati nak kuar dr bilik..

haku sure haku bukan mimpi sbb haku sedaya upaya

bukak mata sbb nak tgk Chello. klu haku mimpi @ ngigau,

xkan haku dok tepuk2 lantai nak panggil dorg..

*Gulppp....!!!!!*  

dah tuh, bayang2 Chello dok tertonggeng2 kt sliding door..

yg haku tgk tadi amende????????

and sora Wiwi meowing blkg haku td sora sape??????

=*-*= EPI PURRFDAY CHELLO & CHICHI

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semalam 13/1/2011 purrfday anak terunaku 2 hekor nih

dah 3 thn dah, klu budak kaki 2 tuh

dah petah berckp & pandai melawan dah..haahha..!!

rasa cam baru semalam jer tgk dorg lahir

then membesar depan mata, *ayat skema :p

tau2 dah besar gajah dah..

ape2 pun, haku doakan bebudak 2 hekor nih

bertambah2 sihat, dijauhkan dari segala penyakit

dan dipanjangkan umur supaya haku bleh terus

sama2 menjaga dorang dan dorang bleh sama2

menghiburkan & menghilangkan stress haku nih.

ilang ker stress??? *haihh..!!~..

bertambah2 stress kalo korang buat hal, hoccay??

so don be noti2, lah..

mammeh luv u olss..!! muaccksss!!

=*-*=KISAH CHELLO & NEUTER]

Nih adalah kisah dan gambar2 Chello Si Samseng Sg. Chua semasa neuter pada 16.5.2009, 2 thn lyg lepas *(sempena Hari Guru). Masa tuh dah x larat nak dengar sora saprano ala2 Hazami dia tuh plus asik spray merata2. Kucen yg x neuter mmg akan berperangai cam tuh, sbb dia nak mark territory dia.

Haku sesajer wat entry psl dia neh. Kopi pes jer pun dr forum yg haku join dolu2. Masa tuh kira 1st time pengalaman haku neuter male cat. Dan, nebes boleh tahan jugak laa sbb x pnh jaga kucen lps operate gitu..tih tih tih.. Dan pengalaman menjaga dia selama luka x kering dlm sebulan ++ tuh mmg smp skrg haku teringat & boleh tahan jugak extra care nyer sbb dlm 3 hekor kucen yg haku neuter, Chello merupakan pemegang rekod plg lama lukanya nak kering. Normally, male cat lukanya akan kering dlm 3 hari, tp Chello nih dulu dlm sebulan ++ luka dia still berair & kdg2 kuar darah. Sbb ape? Haku xde jawapan, sama ada kesilapan vet semasa neuter dia or dia jenis kucen yg lmbt nak sembuh. Wallahualam.

pix sblm dia masuk bilik operation.

nmpk cam cool, tp senonyer x cool pun

incek hubby terpaksa jadik asisten kt dlm tuh kjp ;)

1st time masuk nak inject, dia meronta2. Kuat kudrat menatang neh lain mcm. Takut agaknyer..mmg garang la selalunya dia penakut..nak2 dengan org luar.. kalo kene marah pun dia diam jer.. tp ari tuh memandangkan staff klinik & vet tak bleh nak pegang2 dia, vet panggil haku masuk sekali.. utk bg dia rasa selamat & tenangkan dia... tp x menjadik jugak...x makan saman budak tuh. So, kne bawak keluar kejap utk tenangkan dia.

dlm bulatan tuh jari incek hubby kne autograf FOC dia

After 1/2 jam ++, kitorg bwk dia masuk bilik blk. vet mintak tlg pegang lg. sama jugak. ingatkan sekali keje jer, lps tuh settle bwk blk. tp takkk. Last2 mintak hubby masuk pegang dia.. sbb dia takut ngan hubby.. so mungkin dia akan duk senyap jer.. time tuh agak ok tp tetiba dia melompat & bertindak ganas selepas kne inject tuh.. nasib baik masa tuh dah siap inject dia... dan....sungguh bertuah my hubby.. dapat autograf FOC dr Chello yg selama nih x penah buat badan kitorg calar sikitpun. so far xpenah2 lg dia berani nk gigit2 tangan haku @ sape2 yg nk pegang dia. terpaksa bawak dia kuar utk bertenang, lagi sekali ... Lepas masuk kali ke-2 tuh, baru laa dia selamat di neuter. Lega rasanya.

gambar dia after kuar neuter.. masa nih dengan mamai2 & kaki lemah2 sbb bius x ilang lg pun sibuk nak kuar cage.. agaknyer spesis dia nih mmg x bleh nak dok diam & berlakon btul2 sakit kejap. *haihhh..!~

Gambar *tuttttt dia after surgery..Nasib baik x bleh bawak balik..kalo x, rasa mau haku awetkan & masuk frame wat kenangan..wakakakakkakaka

sampai umh terus kemas2 dalam toilet nak letak dia sbb dia dah berjangkit dengan kutu masa kat klinik tuh. *ayooyyoo..!!~ mlm tuh x sampai ati tgk dia bergaru2, last2 wat operasi tangkap kutu. suh incek hubby masak air mendidih, masuk dalam gayung. kutu yg ditangkap tuh campak dalam air panas tuh. Esoknyer, terpaksa bawak dia g klinik balik utk spray frontline oleh owner klinik. Alhamdulillah, pas 3 hari kutu2 tuh mamfosss... huhuhu :p

 

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1. sebelum korang nak g neuter/spay kucen korang, pastikan keadaan dia ok, x demam & check badan dia supaya kita blh tau klu ape2 jadik aka "samting rong" after neuter.
2. spray frontline sebagai langkah2 perlindungan utk mengelak kutu/fleas berjangkit dr kucen2 di klinik tersebut. juga perlu dilakukan bila korang boarding kucen korang.

=*-*=SPAYING & NEUTERING CATS

gmbr ihsan angkel gugel;)

SPAYING:

Spaying, or ovariohysterectomy, is surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus through an abdominal incision.

 

 

REASONS FOR SPAYING:

The primary reason for spaying is to prevent unwanted litters and eliminate sexual frustration. A female cat typically goes into a week of heat--also known as estrus--three or more times a year. During that period, the cat may cry continuously, display nervous behavior, and attract neigborhood male cats. She may even try to get out of the house to find a mate. Repeated heats without mating can cause health problems such as pyometra, a common condition in unspayed females several years old who have not been bred. Pyometra progresses from irregular heats to depression, anorexia, vomiting, diarrhea, and excessive urination. Repeated breeding is also unhealthy because it produces nutritional deficiencies in the mother that can be passed on to her kittens. And breeding only contributes to the tremendous cat overpopulation problem.

Early spaying reduces the risk of malignant breast and cervical cancer and eliminates the possibility of ovarian and uterine tumors. Estrogens released during a cat's first heat are believed to contribute to future tumor growth, 90% of which are malignant.

 

 

WHEN TO SPAY:

Veterinarians disagree on the optimal time for spaying. Some believe that it should be performed after the cat's first heat at six to eight months of age to ensure the development of a normal adult body shape and to have the least effect on the neuro-endocrine system. But many others think that spaying is most effective in preventing health problems as well as unplanned pregnancies in the period before the cat’s first heat, from eight weeks old to six months of age.

 

 

DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE:

A spay is a safe and routine procedure. First, the cat is given a preoperative exam to ensure that she is healthy. She should not be fed for twelve hours prior to surgery. This prevents aspiration pneumonia from food in the stomach that may be vomited and pass into the breathing tubes and lungs. General anesthesia is used, but the cat can be brought out of anesthesia in a few minutes if there are any unforeseen complications. Many veterinarians have the same heart monitors used in hospital emergency rooms, along with emergency fluids and drugs. Postoperative complications are rare because sterilized instruments, drapes, caps, masks, and gowns are used. The size of the incision varies and has nothing to do with the skill of the veterinarian; some uteruses are simply larger than others. A spayed cat can be on her feet minutes after surgery, and home the same day or the next day, depending on her age, size, and health. Recovery takes from five to fourteen days. She may need to return to have sutures removed after a few days. During this time, exercise should be restricted and the incision must be kept clean. Any swelling, discharge, or infection should be reported immediately to the veterinarian.

 

 

MYTHS ABOUT SPAYING:

Contrary to popular myth, spaying does not cause obesity and laziness; lack of exercise and overfeeding do that. Another myth is that a cat needs to have a litter for fulfillment. This is a romantic but false notion.

 

 

NEUTERING:

Neutering, or castration, is surgical removal of the testes.

 

 

REASONS FOR NEUTERING:

Neutering is performed to prevent reproduction and eliminate roaming, fighting, and breeding behaviors of the intact (uncastrated) male cat. Also, he is not as likely to spray in the house, and his urine won’t have a strong marking scent. Neutering also eliminates the chances of his developing testicular cancer and greatly reduces his chances for developing prostate infection.

 

The best time to neuter is before the above problems develop, at two to eight months of age. Some veterinarians think that neutering should be delayed until after sexual maturity has been reached at the age of nine to ten months, because they believe that surgery earlier than that will have an adverse effect on bone, stature, and secondary sex traits. This attitude is changing, and neutering of kittens as early as eight weeks old is becoming more acceptable among veterinarians.

 

 

DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE:

Neutering is a simpler and faster procedure than spaying. The testicles are removed through a small incision in each scrotal sac after general anesthesia is induced. Preoperative and postoperative care is as described above under “Spaying.” Most cats can be sent home the same day. Recovery is uneventful. However, it may take up to a month for the male behaviors to stop, particularly in an older male. This is because hormones in the body dissipate slowly. Although relatively rare, some males may have residual behavior problems after this period.

 

 

MYTHS ABOUT NEUTERING:

A common myth about neutering is that it will change the cat's basic personality. In reality, he won't suffer any emotional reaction or identity crisis as a result of neutering. It will also make him less likely to bite. Another myth is that he'll become frustrated and miss sex. This is also erroneous. Cats have no concept of sexual identity or ego.

 

 

COST OF PROCEDURES:

The cost of spaying and neutering depends on the sex, size, and age of the pet, the veterinarian's fees, and other factors. But it's a one-time cost—and a small one, when compared to all the benefits. Having a litter and caring for the mother and her kittens through two months of pregnancy and another two months until the litter is weaned is expensive. The cost of spay/neuter surgery is a small price to pay for the future health and longevity of your cat and the prevention of births of more unwanted cats.

 

 

LOW-COST OPTIONS:

Even if your funds are limited, there are several ways to arrange for low-cost spay/neuter surgery. You can call your local animal shelter, which may operate its own clinic. It may be able to refer you to a local clinic that offers subsidized services. It may also offer vouchers to have your pet spayed or neutered at a lower cost by local private veterinarians. You can find the name and number of your local shelter in the Yellow Pages under "animal shelter," "humane society," or "animal control," or by calling Information.

 

Another option is to call SPAY USA. Spay USA is a national spay/neuter referral network. It may be able to direct you to subsidized spay/neuter clinics in your area. The phone number for Spay USA is 1-800-248-SPAY (1-800-248-7729).

A third option is to call your veterinarian, who may be willing to work out special financial arrangements for you.

 

 

IMPACT ON SOCIETY:

If you are still hesitating about spaying or neutering your cat, it's important to be aware that animal shelters are terribly overburdened with surplus animals. In the U.S., between eight and twelve million cats and dogs are brought to shelters every year--one-quarter of them purebred--and four to six million healthy, adoptable animals are euthanized simply because there aren't enough homes for them. Many homeless cats never make it to a shelter; they're strays and ferals that spend their short lives on the streets fending for themselves. They often get into trash containers, and they frighten or anger people who don't understand their situation. Some strays scare away or kill birds and wildlife. Communities end up spending millions of taxpayer dollars to control unwanted animals.

If you decide to breed your cat and manage to find homes for one litter’s kittens, remember that for each kitten you place, a shelter cat has lost its chance to find a good home. In addition, in less than a year, each of your cat's offspring may produce a litter, adding even more cats to the population. A breeding male and female cat can produce 420,000 descendants in just six years.

 

In conclusion, spaying or neutering your cat will give her or him a longer, healthier life, as well as helping to control the pet overpopulation problem and allowing more homeless animals a chance to live.