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I am not certain if they x rates or not as they were fairly certain the abcesses were from a cat fight. I will double check, thanks!

Thank you so much for the links, I will read them all! I will try the warm pad, will just have to do a few temp checks to make certain he isn't getting warmer. He is in a super soft snuggle dog bed currently. Is the Royal canin much different than hills A/D? We are in A/D now as that is what...

Thank you for your thoughts!! I am afraid if adding additional heat as he has been over 105, though I am sure you are right. He needs comfort and has to hurt, he is grossly underweight, just the pressure on his joints must be terrible. Classical music.... Love it! Will definitely add. Trying...

Long story... We are emergency foster for an estimated 10 month old cat. He was brought to vet clinic as a street cat with severe wounds. Cat was found to have multiple abcesses with necrotic musculature. He had drains placed for a few days then sutures up and transferred here for at home...

I do t have experience with this cancer in cats, but I have tons of experience with it in dogs. My heart dog has battled this on his sciatic nerve 5x since 2012. He was 4 when first diagnosed. He did a full radiation course after the first mass removal, it came back 1 year later, did a full...

As of last night he has stopped eating enough to sustain him, pushing food back through his tube. It's been a week since his last b12, I'm tajtak him in tonight for another. I'll bring up some of these thoughts to the vet. Thank you so much

They didn’t see anything on the surface, so they removed any teeth that they thought could be an issue based on x rays and if there was any play/movement. After that he seemed better so when it hit in spring they did more dental work. He’s lost 11 teeth now. The rest of the cats that he came...

We have not done blood sugar analysis, I’ll runt it past the team!. I know they tested for hyperthyroidism, I’m guessing the same test would be used for hypothyroidism?

Tube is still in as a back up. He wouldn’t go for pedialite or go at milk I have tried those.thanks for your input!

My head is spinning, trying to sort some things out. Our team of vets are grasping at straws. Fender was taken in as a fairly feral cat, never had vet catr. Believed to be in the 5 year ball park. He had a nasty delayed reaction to his neuter which led to extra surgery and a week long...

Thank you!

The coop. This thing has windows on multiple sides and doors everywhere so I can access him even when he does not want to go. Also can slide the door shut to the house to lock him in. Now he has toys and climbers in it.

Thank you! I told the vet we will donate more vests if anyone else needs them, it has taken a lot of worry off of us! Get the coop! You won't regret it! It's been wonderful that I can e close him in the house part after surgery so I k ow no jumping and climbing, when all is well he goes up and...

Fender has had his tube in and out and back in now for a week. His stomach was infected, but is healing well now. He got a bit rambunctious and managed to pull out the tube, while leaving the bandage perfectly in place he is staying Ina multi level, indoor, purchased just for him chicken coop...

Thank you so much! Did you have other cats when they had their tube? I'm terrified my youngest foster (6 months) will be a devil about playing and attempting to attack the tube. AD surprisingly was one food he wouldn't even attempt. The vet wants to switch him to the hydrolyzed food and says...