Please, Always Use A Pet Carrier

I had a client come barreling into the parking lot at 11:45 (morning office hours are until 12:00) and park longways across 4 parking spots, then get out of her car carrying a cat in her arms.  She told the receptionist that she would have been there sooner but she had been in court all morning.  I'm not sure why she wanted to be there sooner because she had no appointment to start with.  The cat was draped across her neck when I entered the exam room.  When she finally got it detached I was able to examine it.  It had a very mild runny nose and had been sneezing some.  After discussing treatment options and getting her medicine she draped the cat across her neck again and started to leave the room  The cat jumped off and she commented, "I wondered when you would do that."  The last I saw her she was retrieving her cat to go check out.   About 30 minutes later she called to ask if she had left her cat at the clinic.  She got home and couldn't find it.  Then she asked if a cat would jump out of a window of a moving car.  She called a little while later to say she found her cat,  wait for it....

Bonus Kit Kat Picture

in the glove box.

Bet you didn't see that one coming.