Recent Content by MonkeyGingy2

No problem, not sure my info was real helpful though.We live 40 minutes from Columbus and Dayton and have been able to to use the services of Ohio State Veterinary School. On this occasion we had surgery done by MedVets due to the surgeon and that we could visit him 24/7 as we wanted to. My boy...

Oti packs. Turned off spell check.

Sorry, meant ten years old. Also it was Otic packs. Spell check tries too hard to help me.

We are in Ohio. He was gen years old and we knew of the polyp a year before but was able to relieve the ear infection with Otis packs. The polyp was too far in the canal to remove with general surgery. We had hoped it would not grow but in a years time it did and adhered to his mandibular joint...

I would imagine the fever meant he was fighting off some type of infection or bug. I've heard fever isn't always such a bad thing as long as it does not continue for many days and lethargy, not eating or drinking is symptomatic. A fever of unknown origin needs figured out though as it could be...

My experience was that we needed an X-ray and then we elected to have a biopsy. No cancer but it was too large to remove on its own and would require the entire inner ear to be removed. He was older and started to have ear infections that did not respond to antibiotics anymore. The surgery ended...

How are you doing?

Just my opinion but I would just wait until you get better information tomorrow. You will read a thousand different opinions about this and most of it will not be good. As far as the litter pan situation, have the pan so that he can keep familiar things around him but just get some unscented...

I did not mean to put my issue off on you and I appreciate your kind words. I just wanted you to know that I understand the position you were put in. There can be no guilt for something that we have no control over. There will always be when that time comes and they depend on us to make that...

So very sorry. We are still fighting for my 5 month old boy. We were told Toxoplasmosis or FIP. He is not responding to the Clindamycin after the amount of time they thought he should if it were Toxoplasmosis. He does not have fluid build up so we are continuing to treat and hope for the best...

Sorry, I keep saying he. My husband said I kept calling Monk a she. His sister Gingy is beyond sad and I worry for her too. They are just too young for all this.

Wow, that would be beyond scary. Bebob is a tough guy. Monk has not had another seizure incident that we are aware of since the first of the week and his walking seems a tad more steady though if his sister goes toward him he lays down rather than be knocked over. Neurologically he seems okay...

Pops, meant persue......not Perdue. Love spellcheck, it wants to help me so badly.

We are in Ohio and about an hour from Ohio State Veterinary school. My Scottish Fold did go there for radiation iodine and we also have a 24/7 Med Vets about 40 minutes from us. Have had them do X-rays that their regular Vet could not do on another cat that passed two months ago. Glad Bebob got...

Just in case it is Toxoplasmosis we got him this and we are all taking turns punching it.