Suspected Brain Tumor?

[Elaine]

Oh dear, such a sad post. I am so very sorry for your loss and yours too Jasmine.
It's difficult to know exactly what had happened to the poor puss but you could contact the RCVS and see if they could possibly answer some of the questions you may have, if you feel you'd like to do so.
I can answer Jasmines question though, it is highly unlikely that B vitamin injections would have made your kitty so unwell and perhaps more likely a potassium deficiency or anaemia, which are very common in crf cats and very serious conditions if left untreated.
I am so very sorry for your losses but you both did what you felt best for the animals and they are pain free now. xxx

[Mags]

So sorry for your loss....

[pinklizzy]

So sorry to hear of your sad loss. x

[angieh]

Very sorry to hear about your loss. ((((HUGS))))

[hamandeggs]

Thanks for all the kind words! Just a shame that it had to happen this way and even more difficult that it was so sudden.

Thank you for all your feedback and suggestions it is muchly appreciated, i guess i will never know and should just remember the 17 years of fun!

Thanks again

[sammy]

Very sorry to hear about your loss. I too lost a cat to an unexplained illness so I know only too well what you're going through. I'm convinced it was a brain tumour in my cat, she was only five, but had always been a bit 'vague', though well. I think it was a slow growing tumour and only when it reached a certain size did it start to cause severe symptoms which led to her having to be put to sleep. I couldn't bear to have an autopsy either, though sometimes I wish I had as I would like to know for sure what killed her.....

Take comfort in the fact that your puss had a long and happy life with you.....