A Titanic Chain Of Events

Cow & Indy had been getting quite agitated with the PatioCats who had been hanging around the house because it had been raining a lot lately.

Yesterday morning, for reasons unknown to us, Cow mounted an aggression on poor Bunny.

Indy thought he’d better just leave the room, to play it safe.

I had to intervene to break up the escalating aggression and save Bunny.

Is it over?

What’s your problem, Cow?

Of course that’s a rhetorical question.

Pole and Tiger were not involved.

Me neither.

Then something quite terrible happened last night.

The chain of events went like this:

1. Pole launched an attack on poor Tabs.

2. Cow then attacked poor Bunny, and this was a real violent kind of attack, the kind that was locked in battle.

It happened in a matter of seconds. I used the water-gun and sprayed at Cow, but it took at least 10 sprays before I managed to break up the fight.

Bunny had a claw/paw injury and there was slight bleeding.

I cleaned it with saline and applied iodine (which he licked up instantly).

Bunny seemed okay this morning.

That wound is already completely dry.

The two crazy black-and-whites were at the Stargate again, getting agitated over something out there.

Bunny stayed away.

I applied the Wound Protector (Willy’s “Happy Bum Gel”) on Bunny’s wound and he seemed to like it a lot.

Bunny was given Vetri DMG last night itself and I’ll be giving it to him for the next few days.

He hasn’t licked the wound at all, so it probably means everything is okay.

Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2013/12/21/a-titanic-chain-of-events..

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