Un sábado por la tarde, Dobby Cappuccino, un pequeño gatito, llegó a nuestra casa, para llenarla de colores y momentos muy alegres y cambiar por completo el sentido de nuestras vidas.
Los Primeros Días
El sabado le acomodamos un espacio donde dormiria. Era domingo y la mayoría de las tiendas estaban cerradas. Afortunadamente, teníamos suficiente comida y arena para llegar hasta el lunes. Al día siguiente, compramos todo lo necesario para Dobby: comida, platitos, arena y champú.
La Visita al Veterinario
Pronto notamos que algo no estaba bien con Dobby. Tenía un ojo más pequeño que el otro y parecía estar enfermo. Lo llevamos al veterinario, quien confirmó nuestras sospechas: Dobby tenía una infección en los ojos y un resfriado común.El veterinario nos indicó los medicamentos específicos y nos instruyó sobre cómo administrarlos correctamente.
El veterinario también nos dio consejos sobre el cuidado de los gatos y los alimentos que no podían comer, entre ellos la carne de cerdo, ya que los hace sentir mal, no la digieren bien, algo que no sabiamos, tambien comento que era un gatito muy delicadito porque su piel era rosada que teníamos que tener mucho cuidado con la exposición al sol.
El Tratamiento de Dobby
Cada día, con paciencia y cuidado, le aplicamos la crema para los ojos y le dábamos sus medicamentos. Fue un proceso tedioso, ya que Dobby era reacio a tomar sus medicinas al principio. Sin embargo, con el tiempo, se acostumbró a la rutina.
Poco a poco, Dobby comenzó a mejorar. Sus ojos infectados se curaron y el resfriado desapareció. Valio la pena el esfuerzo de ser constante y darle con su tratamiento para que se sintiera mejor y estuviese feliz y juguetón.
**English **
One Saturday afternoon, Dobby Cappuccino, a little kitten, arrived at our house, to fill it with colors and very happy moments and to completely change the meaning of our lives.
**The First Days
On Saturday we arranged a place for him to sleep. It was Sunday and most of the stores were closed. Fortunately, we had enough food and sand to make it until Monday. The next day, we bought everything Dobby needed: food, bowls, litter and shampoo.
**Visit to the Vet
We soon noticed that something was not right with Dobby. He had one eye smaller than the other and appeared to be sick. We took him to the vet, who confirmed our suspicions: Dobby had an eye infection and a common cold.The vet pointed us to specific medications and instructed us on how to administer them correctly.
The vet also gave us advice about the care of the cats and the foods they could not eat, among them pork, because it makes them feel bad, they do not digest it well, something we did not know, he also commented that he was a very delicate kitten because his skin was pink and we had to be very careful with the sun exposure.
**Dobby's treatment
Each day, with patience and care, we applied his eye cream and gave him his medications. It was a tedious process, as Dobby was reluctant to take his medications at first. However, over time, he became accustomed to the routine.
Gradually, Dobby began to improve. His infected eyes healed and the cold disappeared. It was worth the effort to be consistent and give him his treatment so that he would feel better and be happy and playful.
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