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Any Ideas?*CROSS POSTED NOT MINE* The Sad Story of Tat the cat http://www.ukdesigneritems.co.uk/greg/tat/tat.htm
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Do you have a vet school near enough to you, which you could contact? It looks so unusual that a general practice won't have come across anything like it before. Or contact Pet Plan and ask if the vet hospital they support might help, on a one-off basis. Or just take the bull by the horns and insist it is "drained". She can't be comfortable like that |
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The cats owner says they have "been to vets twice inc senior vet & they have no idea" The cat is in Grantham, Lincolnshire, UK Can anyone recommend a vet in the area..thanks |
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Isn't there a specialist place in Newmarket? The PetPlanet programme - Hi-Tech Vets? |
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Animal Health Trust is in Newmarket, but they would need a referal from their vet. |
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Poor girl, I hope they find someone to see to her and can drain or remove whatever it is  |
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