9 teeth or bits of teeth removed. His smile is a baby smile: no teeth between and including canines. He probably tried to chew his way out of his crate in his former life as the fronts were all nubs. He's on soft food for a while and antibiotics. Liver is still a concern.
In 2003 we bought 58.92 acres on a hillside in Julian, Pa. We call it our Barony and this is its unfolding chronicle. Construction of Phase I (Carriage House) ended in 2004; Phase II (Main House) ended in 2010. Phase III is never ending. Visitors to our tale are invited to leave a comment.
Thursday, May 14, 2026
Tuesday, March 12, 2024
Sylvester: End of dental week 1
Sylvester doesn't seem to have a problem with so few teeth. His breath is definitely better. He chows down his pate. He is finished with his pain squirts (meds). He still looks for his "catch" games which we can't play for another week. I think his left upper is still swollen. We are very careful to keep a closed door between the black ones as we don't want any ripped stitches. Storm slinks around the house looking for her nemesis every time she comes over. He watches carefully every time he comes upstairs and spends a few minutes under the Windsor chair or on the second step to assure himself the scary ones are not around.