My co-worker recently had a cat go to the Bridge.
Chiva (a pure breed Burmese I believe?) had been vomiting and not eating. They took her to the vet, who after tests and X-rays, did exploratory sugery and found an obstruction. It was an almond that she had swallowed. Chiva stayed in the emergency hospital for several days and did not improve. My co-worker said something about the sutures possibly leaking? They wanted to do a second surgery, which she said she couldn't afford, so they did it for free (made her wonder if they botched the first one) however she still passed away. I feel bad for Chiva, mostly because my co-worker cares more about how she lost a lot of money and is in debt (true, $2500 is no small amount) than she cares about losing the cat.
Anyone who has had cats pass away recently, ask them to keep this little kitty company.
Chiva (a pure breed Burmese I believe?) had been vomiting and not eating. They took her to the vet, who after tests and X-rays, did exploratory sugery and found an obstruction. It was an almond that she had swallowed. Chiva stayed in the emergency hospital for several days and did not improve. My co-worker said something about the sutures possibly leaking? They wanted to do a second surgery, which she said she couldn't afford, so they did it for free (made her wonder if they botched the first one) however she still passed away. I feel bad for Chiva, mostly because my co-worker cares more about how she lost a lot of money and is in debt (true, $2500 is no small amount) than she cares about losing the cat.
Anyone who has had cats pass away recently, ask them to keep this little kitty company.