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WEll, I managed to find a foster home for him, and the vet rang to say she had just found a tumour near his intestines, so she is going to have to send him to heaven. Will be either tomorrow or Mon, depends if the receptionist gets her way and takes him home for the weekend. She didn't feel it last week, but he was gassy due to diarrhea, and his appetite isn't good. I met him yesterday though, and he rolled on his belly to have a fuss, he was lovely, I can understand why they all fell in love with him. |
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How very sad  How has the vet diagnosed the tumour? If he has been opened up you would think that it would have been better to let him slip away under the anaesthetic rather than go through the trauma of coming round to be put to sleep a couple of days later  |
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Oh, I'm very sorry to hear that Run free little kit. |
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How sad that is..... |
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He hasn't been opened up, the vet has felt it - she said it was between the size of a grape and a golf ball (neither of us could remember the size in between). She did say something about her experience with tumours in that area, I can't remember what though. And the main prob is that this cat doesn't officially belong to anybody, and the vet didn't think it was fair to let him go to a house for a couple of days, he has either lost weight or not put any on, and his appetite is going. |
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