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03/17/24 04:00 AM
Something I've noticed, Morgana is sleeping in much later than when the boys were still with her. I've become accustomed to everyone waking around my dinner time, but lately she's not coming out of the pouch until well past sunset. It's more like when I had them in Germany when they were all younger. At first I thought it might be because I was 'disturbing' her sleep being near, listening to music, and brining her pouch out in the afternoon while I was studying. However, even being out of the house almost the whole day, she still didn't make her appearance until around 8:30pm.
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03/17/24 03:51 AM
Glad she's healing well!
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03/16/24 09:03 AM
Allright, a little update: after a talk to the vet, it looked like an injury what she had before we got her. Therefore we are continuing now giving meloxicam till the jar of 5ml is empty. Now the actual wound looks like its healing so she was probably overgrooming it because of the pain, After that, we hope the biting wound and the injury is healed that she does not feel pain, as well without the meds so she does not overgroom it anymore. Some good progression so far so we hope she will be allright in a month!
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03/14/24 10:36 PM
I am glad to hear that she is adjusting. Keep up the good work, Hutch!
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03/14/24 07:17 PM
Found this on facebook & thought everyone would get a good laugh... because its true:
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03/14/24 06:57 PM
Not much to update y'all on since my last post. I spent every day and late into the nights cramming for a major exam that I took this morning. I used the end of my dining table close to the cage so Morgana could hear me and know I'm near. I'd also pull her pouch out for the afternoons and let her sleep against my chest or cuddled with my hand for a little while. It seems hit or miss if she wants to hang out on me for a little while when she wakes, but it's nice when she down.
Morgana really likes positioning herself right behind my shoulders, scurrying from one side to the other. She'll just sit there ('conveniently' where I cannot reach her at all) for a minutes, then suddenly ZIP to the same position on the other shoulder. The feeling reminds me of the fast-zoom-stop-fast-zoom effect of the mongoose in the cartoon version of 'Rikki-Tikki-Tavi'
She's been quieter at night, I think she's become more adjusted to being just her. I do hear a lot more interaction with the toys and cage accessories than I'd become accustomed to the last couple of years. I guess when Morgana had the boys, she was less interested in the furniture.
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