Veterinary Care and Kitten Treatment Process

Speaker is at an RV campground with mobile living setup, managing veterinary care for a newly acquired 6-week-old kitten. Has ceramic heater and cage setup for kitten recovery. Planning campground moves and coordinating multiple medical appointments for both pets and personal dental care.

Energetic Signature

methodical care

Field State

responsibility integration

Orientation

toward protective infrastructure

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August 12, 2024

4:53

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Author

rswfire

Status

ARCHIVED

Type

TRANSMISSION (CAPTURE)

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[0:00]that was a lot wasn't it that was a

[0:03]whole lot they did to you they were very

[0:05]thorough very thorough you feeling

[0:09]okay all right that was a good

[0:11]appointment very good very good doctor

[0:14]so she's only 6 weeks old the other vet

[0:16]was way off said it was she was three or

[0:18]four months no she's 6 weeks

[0:20]old um cleaned her ears really well she

[0:24]didn't have ear mites but they were very

[0:26]dirty I have to give her a flea bath

[0:28]today um

[0:30]he gave me stuff for that she's got to

[0:33]take she's got four different kinds of

[0:35]um parasites one that's rare I guess um

[0:39]whips it's called whips tapeworm oh she

[0:43]told me how to pronounce this coxidia

[0:46]and round worms I have to give her a

[0:49]treatment uh syringe by mouth for four

[0:52]more days for the

[0:54]worms um the flea

[0:56]treatment

[0:58]and I think that's basically it and then

[1:00]we come back

[1:02]here in 3 weeks to um start her

[1:07]vaccinations I'll be I'll be at another

[1:10]campground then um but you know it's a

[1:13]couple hours away but I'll come here and

[1:16]that she he told me that she's not I

[1:19]should be worrying about surgery or

[1:20]anything like that yet

[1:23]um 6 weeks old she's just a little baby

[1:27]she's just 6 weeks old

[1:31]I knew that other V just I just knew not

[1:33]to trust anything that man was telling

[1:35]me trust your instincts

[1:38]always oh yeah and she has to be spayed

[1:41]not neutered she is a female I just you

[1:44]know I'm getting the terms all mixed up

[1:47]and that's not for 6 months though so in

[1:49]3 weeks she gets her first vaccinations

[1:51]and I think it's 3 weeks after that she

[1:53]gets her second one I do have to bring

[1:55]Bailey in and give him a deworming

[1:57]treatment just as a

[1:58]preventative um but they think she's

[2:01]probably he's probably fine and they

[2:03]wanted they they just saw just wait

[2:06]until I get her vaccinations in 3 weeks

[2:08]unless I see signs that tell me that

[2:10]there's something wrong and that there's

[2:12]a couple of ways to check for that um so

[2:16]you know that's where we are all right

[2:19]little Angel's getting her flea bath

[2:22]right stay in there stay in there got to

[2:24]give it 5 minutes so I'm just going to

[2:26]show you tried bathing her there you

[2:28]know without getting her

[2:30]submersing her in water and just um yeah

[2:34]that was a process I'm so sorry baby I

[2:38]know I know we got to give it five

[2:40]minutes and then we're going to rinse

[2:42]this off we're going to dry you off and

[2:44]we're going to get you inside

[2:47]okay one more minute one more minute

[2:50]Baby Luna one more

[2:53]minute one more minute this is horrible

[2:56]I know I know I want would like this

[3:00]either but you'll feel so much better

[3:03]afterward so that was an ordeal she

[3:06]she's mad at me now

[3:08]she's um I got her in her little cage

[3:12]for now she's bundled up in a blanket

[3:14]and there's a ceramic heater going in

[3:17]there um just going to give her a minute

[3:20]cuz she's actually trying to hide from

[3:23]me uh the fleas they look dead I could

[3:25]still see them on her but they look dead

[3:27]so now I'm just going to have to get to

[3:29]the store get a Fleek

[3:31]home um hopefully that's the worst of it

[3:35]and

[3:35]then um she can come out and just be

[3:38]part of the whole environment maybe meet

[3:40]Bailey for real for the first time hang

[3:42]out on the

[3:44]bed um just integrator into our life now

[3:47]that's that's the

[3:48]Hope guess I'll give a personal update I

[3:50]was supposed to go to the dentist today

[3:52]to get my top teeth

[3:54]and um obviously this was more important

[3:57]I had to reschedule that for near the

[3:59]end of the month I'm going to be at a

[4:00]different

[4:02]Campground

[4:03]um she has an appointment in 3

[4:07]weeks um yeah I got a lot of planning to

[4:10]do but basically I put all of that off

[4:13]and I guess I won't be getting them that

[4:16]day because uh whoever is making them or

[4:19]whatever they didn't feel like they felt

[4:21]like I needed another

[4:22]appointment to do something before they

[4:25]finalize it so there's going to be an

[4:27]appointment after that and then probably

[4:29]another one after that there's still a

[4:32]lot so I'm kind of

[4:36]um I was going to stay in here for

[4:39]Autumn anyways so it's not a big deal

[4:42]just going to take longer

[4:44]and still got to figure out my plans for

[4:47]the winter

Summary

rswfire takes a 6-week-old kitten named Angel/Luna to a veterinarian for comprehensive medical care. The vet corrects a previous misdiagnosis about the kitten's age and identifies multiple parasites including whips, tapeworm, coxidia, and roundworms. The kitten receives ear cleaning, parasite treatment, and requires a flea bath. rswfire administers the flea bath at the RV, noting the kitten's distress but successful flea elimination. **Follow-up care includes** daily oral medication for four days, vaccination appointments in three weeks, and eventual spaying in six months. Bailey (another pet) needs preventative deworming. rswfire reschedules a dental appointment to prioritize the kitten's care and discusses logistical challenges with upcoming campground moves and continued veterinary scheduling.

Signal Analysis

Substrate

This transmission maps the construction of protective infrastructure around a vulnerable dependent entity. The field is demonstrating sovereignty through direct caretaking responsibility, establishing care protocols while navigating institutional medical systems from a position of discernment rather than compliance.

Dominant Language

trust your instincts always6 weeks oldI knew not to trustintegrate into our lifelot of planning to dothis was more important

Symbolic Elements

thresholdnesthealingprotection

Ontological States

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sovereign
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protective
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discerning
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responsible

Subsystems

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infrastructural
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ethical
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relational
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somatic

Transmission Details

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