I agree that you should call. Something is calling you to this boy and I agree
that the trip to Iowa would be way too much stress on him! You would never had
thought twice had it not been meant for you to get him.
Debi H.
Tracy Weese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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We took our kitten Foxy to the vet and she only has about 24-48 hours to
live.The leukemia has taken over and her blood count is very very low. We are
heart sick but want to do what is best for her and I dont want to prolong her
suffering. The vet said we have done a good job keeping her
I don'tknow, I would think that oxygen would be a very kind thing to
provide, if they think she needs it. I used to have a cat carrier
that was converted into an oxygen carrier, but have since passed it
onto someone else. I got it for my Calawalla Banana who died before
I could get the
Kathy, I'm so very sorry for you. Knowing what I know now, rather than let her
suffer or have to struggle to breathe, I would take the most humane approach
and have the vet give her a sedative via catheter and euthanize. I'm sorry to
sound hopeless, but we know that at this stage hope just
Hi Kathy
It is so hard when it gets to this point. This is exactly where I was with
Junior two weeks ago. His breathing was very labored. We knew he had a heart
mumur. He lived a little over a year and a half of his diagnosis. I could
tell he was miserable even at the vets office after she had
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