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Mental Health Support

CousinIT

(10,760 posts)

3. I hate to say it but...

Reply to GPV (Original post)

Fri Jul 12, 2024, 11:32 AM

Jul 2024

..rather than leave her suffering if you don't have the gargantuan amounts of money vets charge these days to have her adequately diagnosed and treated -- it's best to let her go so she does not continue to suffer.

There's no shame in it. It's a final act of love. Please don't let her suffer anymore. The urinary issues have probably spread to her kidneys. This would cause irreversible damage. But I'm not a vet, so that's just a guess. She's clearly suffering.

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Really struggling. Dying cat who shouldn't be. [View all] GPV Jul 2024 OP

she is adorable... FirstLight Jul 2024 #1

What a wonderful face she has!! CrispyQ Jul 2024 #2

I hate to say it but... CousinIT Jul 2024 #3

I will MacDo Jul 2024 #4

I'm not a Vet and I've never played one on TV... maspaha Jul 2024 #5

I'm so sorry XanaDUer2 Jul 2024 #6

If you are in a bigger city they may have a low or no cost vet. Maraya1969 Jul 2024 #7

How are you now? XanaDUer2 Oct 2024 #8

Better. I think oral antibiotics did better with the UTI than the shot did, and once she stopped GPV Oct 2024 #9

Wonderful news XanaDUer2 Oct 2024 #10

Hope things going well XanaDUer2 Dec 13 #11

Uti is gone and weight is back up. Thx! GPV Dec 13 #12