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Mr. P
05-14-2007, 12:45 PM
MY daughter just picked up this kitty a few weeks ago. She brought it home this weekend for a vet checkup. It loves Mr. P!
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Bad news though. This morning she fell about 10 feet to the hardwood floor below. I think she landed on her side not her feet. She's a tiny thing yet. Right to the vet she went. 1 1/2 hrs later, my daughter came home and I ask her about the kitty. Through tears she said, she has leukemia. Not good of course.. Then about 15 mins later the kitty started sneezing blood from its nose..back to the vet for observation, probably a result of the earlier fall.
I've had 4 crappy days in a row now. Geezzzzz
Hagbard Celine
05-14-2007, 12:47 PM
So now it has leukemia and internal injuries from a fall. I'd put it down and get a new one. No point in paying high vet bills for a kitten. It's still early enough that you haven't invested too much time and emotion in it. :dunno:
Pale Rider
05-14-2007, 12:50 PM
Damn it, it's hard to read stuff like that, especially about little kitties. I have a soft spot for cats.
The only good thing about this, and it really isn't "good," is that you didn't have her for years. It was just a short time. But hey, I know all to well how attached you can get in a very short time.
Sorry to hear this Mr. P.
Mr. P
05-14-2007, 12:51 PM
So now it has leukemia and internal injuries from a fall. I'd put it down and get a new one. No point in paying high vet bills for a kitten. It's still early enough that you haven't invested too much time and emotion in it. :dunno:
I know. A shame, but I feel that's probably what should be done. The leukemia will probably kill her soon anyway.
Pale Rider
05-14-2007, 12:57 PM
I know. A shame, but I feel that's probably what should be done. The leukemia will probably kill her soon anyway.
I'd give her a chance to fight for her life. Cats are miraculous healers. "Nine lives." I'd only put her down if the vet thought that she was sure to die.
Abbey Marie
05-14-2007, 01:02 PM
No-kill animal shelters regualrly advertise adult cats with feline leukemia for adoption. But I believe it is contagious, so you couldn't have any other healthy cats live with her.
Mr. P
05-14-2007, 01:10 PM
No-kill animal shelters regualrly advertise adult cats with feline leukemia for adoption. But I believe it is contagious, so you couldn't have any other healthy cats live with her.
Very contagious, Abbey. Which is why the other two are also at the vet for shots. They are inside cats and clear when they were babies, but the yearly shot was not current. Damn!
She'll get her chance, Pale..My daughter won't jump on putting her down yet I'm sure..It 100% something she will have to decided in the end.
Mr. P
05-14-2007, 07:49 PM
MY daughter just picked up this kitty a few weeks ago. She brought it home this weekend for a vet checkup. It loves Mr. P!
<img src="http://image.debatepolicy.com/is.php?i=413&img=Picture_461.jpg" border="0">
Bad news though. This morning she fell about 10 feet to the hardwood floor below. I think she landed on her side not her feet. She's a tiny thing yet. Right to the vet she went. 1 1/2 hrs later, my daughter came home and I ask her about the kitty. Through tears she said, she has leukemia. Not good of course.. Then about 15 mins later the kitty started sneezing blood from its nose..back to the vet for observation, probably a result of the earlier fall.
I've had 4 crappy days in a row now. Geezzzzz
Ok, things got worse..a family member was arrested a few hours ago..! (I won't go into it)
WTF is going on? DAMN!!!
Abbey Marie
05-14-2007, 07:54 PM
Ok, things got worse..a family member was arrested a few hours ago..! (I won't go into it)
WTF is going on? DAMN!!!
Sorry! {hugs}
Pale Rider
05-15-2007, 03:16 AM
Ok, things got worse..a family member was arrested a few hours ago..! (I won't go into it)
WTF is going on? DAMN!!!
WTF is right Mr. P? PM me if there's anything I can help with pard.
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