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Scott McD 07-09-2015 10:29 AM

Looks like I might have to put my kitty to sleep soon.
 
Well this sucks.

My cat is only 3 years old but for the past few weeks and months she has been in pain and not eating much etc, and her behaviour has been very strange and quite aggressive at times.

After a few vet visits and pet hospital visit, it seems it's a problem with fluid of some sort at the area of the brain and it's only gonna get worse and seemingly won't be operated on. Not the news I hoped for. And the vet today basically said I will have a decision to make sooner rather than later. :(

http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/q...ps1a5424fe.jpg


Not good... :(

L-Pink 07-09-2015 10:31 AM

That's so sad

VSKevin 07-09-2015 10:32 AM

Nooooooo! Gawd, she's freakin' adorable too. :(

Google Expert 07-09-2015 10:32 AM

poor kitty :(

CurrentlySober 07-09-2015 10:35 AM

My Condolences. Its awful to have to lose a pet. My cat was put to sleep a few years ago, however was 17 so had a good innings. I still miss him today :(

wehateporn 07-09-2015 10:36 AM

Sorry to hear this, I find the unvaccinated ones live a lot longer

CaptainHowdy 07-09-2015 10:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wehateporn (Post 20519830)
Sorry to hear this, I find the unvaccinated ones live a lot longer

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VikingMan 07-09-2015 10:51 AM

Love your people and animals while you have them. :2 cents: Best wishes to your kitty.

Scott McD 07-09-2015 10:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CurrentlySober (Post 20519826)
My Condolences. Its awful to have to lose a pet. My cat was put to sleep a few years ago, however was 17 so had a good innings. I still miss him today :(

Yeah I think it's because she's only 3 it seems way too soon to even have to consider having to do this.

If the pain gets much worse though it's obviously the choice that has to be made.

Gutted...

yuu.design 07-09-2015 11:03 AM

sad to hear :(

AntonMG 07-09-2015 11:32 AM

It really sucks...

datingbanking 07-09-2015 11:32 AM

Sorry to hear that, have you gone to another vet, to get a second opinion?

DirtyDreamer 07-09-2015 11:34 AM

My condolences.

suesheboy 07-09-2015 11:53 AM

heartbreaking.

wehateporn 07-09-2015 11:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CaptainHowdy (Post 20519843)

Yes, but Vaccines for Cats: We Need to Stop Overvaccinating by Lisa A. Pierson, DVM :: Vaccines are very important but do carry risks

Scott McD 07-09-2015 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by datingbanking (Post 20519912)
Sorry to hear that, have you gone to another vet, to get a second opinion?

Yeah the pet hospital was basically our 2nd opinion...

EddyTheDog 07-09-2015 12:25 PM

Too sad, sorry...

I just had a little kitten adopt me here in Spain - We tried to find her a home, but it's too late now - I love her already.....

2MuchMark 07-09-2015 01:51 PM

Hi Scott,

Wow man that's so sad... I'm really sorry to hear that. I fucking LOVE my cats, and get instantly attached to other cats too. Sorry it has to happen to you.

Here are too many pictures of my babies

http://www.2much.net/bbs-pictures2/s...itten-1000.jpg
http://www.2much.net/bbs-pictures2/rumour1.jpg
http://www.2much.net/bbs-pictures2/moosey1.jpg
http://www.2much.net/bbs-pictures2/moosey2.jpg

We adopted both of these as kittens, about 2 years after we had to put our last cat down, who was 17 and had cancer. We promised ourselves we would never have cats again because it was just too hard, but after a year or so, we finally came around.

When the sad day comes, take her to your vet, and have her put down properly by a technician. They will give her a drug to calm her down, then one to sleep, and then a final one. It's peaceful. It's extremely difficult to do, but its the best thing you can do for your little friend.

Good luck.

nikki99 07-09-2015 01:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott McD (Post 20519811)

Not good... :(


:(:(:(:(

TrashyGirl 07-09-2015 02:25 PM

I'm so sorry about your cat, she's beautiful...

I have a cat w/ diabetes and cancer. His age is unknown, he was a stray who adopted me about 8 yrs ago (vet estimates he's 12 - 14). Luckily working from home means I can give him his insulin ($300 a month) 2x/day and care for him. Every day is a gift that he's still here. He was only supposed to live 3 months from last July and he's lived a year. It's going to break my heart when he's gone.

I agree about cats and vaccines btw. I lost my other cat to a sarcoma that began at the vaccine injection site from a rabies shot.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccin...ciated_sarcoma

Spunky 07-09-2015 06:30 PM

Poor lil shaver :( My girl will be 15 next month.just received a call about possible kidney problems and needs more tests.other than kidney transplants there isn't much I can do but diet and medication to try to slow down the progression. I know the day will come and will miss her waking me up every morning at 5 am

pornmasta 07-09-2015 06:50 PM

poor little kitty :(

brassmonkey 07-09-2015 06:53 PM

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SilentKnight 07-09-2015 07:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wehateporn (Post 20519830)
Sorry to hear this, I find the unvaccinated ones live a lot longer

Odd - we had two that lived into their 20th year - both vaccinated.

IMO your source is FOS.

(edit) - Scott, sorry to hear of your cat's condition. It's tough, I know. We had to put one down that developed liver failure (almost) overnight - woke up one morning to find her jaundiced and in distress...no warning signs.

I hope the best for your companion.

sandman! 07-09-2015 08:06 PM

sad :disgust:disgust:disgust:disgust

Panthercash 07-09-2015 09:03 PM

really sorry to hear

newB 07-09-2015 09:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SilentKnight (Post 20520325)
(edit) - Scott, sorry to hear of your cat's condition. It's tough, I know. We had to put one down that developed liver failure (almost) overnight - woke up one morning to find her jaundiced and in distress...no warning signs.

I hope the best for your companion.

Cats are very good at coping. Unfortunately, that means that they usually don't show warning signs of a condition until it is fairly advanced. Typically, one of the best warning signs that something is wrong is their acting out, such as not using the litter box.

Mutt 07-09-2015 10:57 PM

Oh jeeze that is heartbreaking :(

do u have a university with a veterinary school near you? they do more cutting edge aggressive treatment/surgery than a local vet will.

did u get a name of the condition your cat has so you can research it online?

Scott McD 07-10-2015 12:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mutt (Post 20520383)
Oh jeeze that is heartbreaking :(

do u have a university with a veterinary school near you? they do more cutting edge aggressive treatment/surgery than a local vet will.

did u get a name of the condition your cat has so you can research it online?

Not that i know of or can find online anyway no.

I will phone the vet back today and ask what the actual term for the condition was. I was probably already told but didn't take it in.

Basically what they suspected was wrong with the cat never showed up on the x-rays at all. They thought it was originally pelvic problems causing the pain. But the x-rays showed this build up of mass behind the eyes at the area of the brain, and it seems that is clearly where the problem lies.

To act on it would come with very, very high risks and cost (the cost of which doesn't bother me though). But it's because of the risks and the probability it wouldn't be a success anyway that the vet is basically ruling out operating.

Funny thing is, on the very strong meds yesterday and today, the cat seems much better. But she can't stay on those forever and they aren't actually correcting the problem anyway, which will only grow bigger and bigger... :(

michael.kickass 07-10-2015 08:36 AM

Oh man, that's really sad. :\

aka123 07-10-2015 08:47 AM

Losing pet always sucks.

However I cannot think cats without thinking toxoplasmosis (outdoor cats have it, as well as about half of the humans thanks for those outdoor cats). Also about third of the cats or some significant amount anyways die to that toxoplasmosis (it goes to its brain and all over the body too). That mind manipulating parasite is a real bitch (it manipulates you too).

Anyways, good luck for your cat (and to you).

_Richard_ 07-10-2015 08:50 AM

sorry to hear :(

romeo22 07-10-2015 10:34 AM

Not much to lose you can get a new one

Google Expert 07-10-2015 10:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by romeo22 (Post 20520882)
Not much to lose you can get a new one

dumbass .

GAMEFINEST 07-10-2015 10:48 AM

sad to hear man

iFriends 07-10-2015 11:28 AM

Poor baby. I'm sorry :(

SilentKnight 07-10-2015 12:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by romeo22 (Post 20520882)
Not much to lose you can get a new one

You're a waste of skin.

Play in traffic.:321GFY

2MuchMark 07-10-2015 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by romeo22 (Post 20520882)
Not much to lose you can get a new one

It's everything to someone who loves their pets, and who get 10 times the love back. Sorry if you are someone who can never get this kind of joy from having such a beautiful animal to share your life with.

iFriends 07-10-2015 12:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by romeo22 (Post 20520882)
Not much to lose you can get a new one

This kitty has more worth than many humans in this world.

MaDalton 07-10-2015 12:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by romeo22 (Post 20520882)
Not much to lose you can get a new one

in your country cats and dogs are probably regular food


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