A week later, an envelope from Dr. Patel arrived in the mail. Inside was a summary of the tests, confirming that Luna was healthy, with no underlying medical issues. Relief washed over me, though it was tempered with the awareness that the work was far from done. I called the vet’s office to thank her for the follow-up. “Remember,” Dr. Patel said over the phone, “patience and observation are key. You’re doing great.” Her encouragement was a small but significant boost, reinforcing my commitment to understanding Luna better. That night, as Luna curled up beside me, I pulled out the journal again, flipping through the pages filled with observations and reflections. Each entry was a piece of the puzzle, a step towards deciphering the complex language of her behavior. I realized that Luna’s bites were not just expressions of frustration or playfulness; they were part of a richer tapestry of communication. And as I watched her doze peacefully, I felt a renewed sense of purpose in bridging the gap between us.
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