Topic: My cat is sick and gonna get the injection. : (
kellyshawn's photo
Tue 03/27/07 06:55 AM
this really sucks. hes almost 20 years old. i mean yeah he's had a good
run, but i dont think he wants to stick around for a few more. so
tomarrow on the 28 for march ill say rip to my stink faced little
monster Tiger the almost 20y/o hellyun with furr kitty cat i loveded him
so much.

rozey2680's photo
Tue 03/27/07 07:02 AM
awww... sweetie I'm sorry! :cry: flowerforyou flowerforyou

shenadra's photo
Tue 03/27/07 07:08 AM
AAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWsad sad sad sad I am so sorry to hear that.:cry:
:cry: :cry: :cry:

theflame68's photo
Tue 03/27/07 07:09 AM
I feel for you, I have 2 that I would be lost without and one that I
lost 3 yrs ago that I still mourn.

Charlies_first's photo
Tue 03/27/07 07:12 AM
R I P Tiger... awwwww

Duchess_Athena's photo
Tue 03/27/07 07:20 AM
i am so sorry i have 2 cats that are in mid to late teens and i dread
the day i have to put them down

bigpappa4331's photo
Tue 03/27/07 08:22 AM
i'm sorry,,if you have love to give to animals ,,get another animal,they
desrve the love and it's nice to be able to give the love you have to
give as well

Thndrghost's photo
Tue 03/27/07 09:16 AM
I'm so sorry!! I have two myself, they're my babies and still 'babies'
at 4 yrs of age..*hugs*
:cry: :cry: :cry: flowerforyou flowerforyou

Greyhound's photo
Wed 03/28/07 10:30 AM
sad I'm so sorry, I just went through that last week. It doesn't make
it any easier when they tell you, it's the only humane thing to do.
brokenheart

lulu24's photo
Wed 03/28/07 10:32 AM
i don't think i could do it...regardless of what they say.

we don't put our grandparents down when they get old.

donnalynne81558's photo
Wed 03/28/07 12:14 PM
I feel for ya....been through it already.We stayed in the room and held
him till he was gone.The vet was a wonderful man though.Very tearful day
for the family.

Duffy's photo
Wed 03/28/07 12:27 PM
go out and get yourself another cat, one, maybe two or three, and adopt
some abused ones, so that you will feel good knowing you saved an
animal. then, you will forget about mr. furball. you will move on and
have something else to love again. this is meant with all sincerity. i
lost a cat, a dog, a horse, and another dog. it is all the same. they
are like our children, and especially if they have been with us a long
time. it hurts, but there are plenty out there waiting for you....just
you.

PetiteKitten's photo
Thu 04/12/07 01:58 PM
I understand what you're going through......I have a 16 year old who has
diabetes....I have to give her insulin twice a day and it's very hard on
me to stick her with a needle. I thought she was going to die, at one
point. She got very sick, so I brought her to the vet and found out she
had diabetes......I never even knew animals could get that. The only
problem I have now is I can't check her blood sugar levels.....So it's
either I bring her to the vet every month, which I can't afford, or I
just wing it. If you need someone to talk to, I'm always available for
emotional support. I have 3 other cats as well.

EmotionalTurbulance's photo
Thu 04/12/07 05:14 PM
petite,

I had a cat just like that. Her name was Katie.

Had to give her shots and meals... did it for 2-3 years. She actually
came for the shots 'cause she liked the treats, lol.
She lived to be very old, and had to have her put down when her
suffering became apparent a two yrs ago.

OP, I know it suck=o/

We've always had pets and critters before as part of the family,

I miss it.frown

PetiteKitten's photo
Fri 04/13/07 10:47 AM
I know what you're saying, Emotional......When I first found out my cat
was sick, we didn't know what was wrong with her. We thought she was
dying, because she was throwing up a lot, laying on her side and she
couldn't go to the bathroom.....Now she was quite old to begin
with......15. I've had her since I was 13 and she's the love of my life.
When my ex and I split up, she was still with him and he decided to take
it upon himself to stop giving her 2 shots a day......He only gave her 1
instead. I was so pissed, I didn't know what to do. Now, she seems to be
doing much better that she's back with me. She didn't get around very
well because of arthritis, but now she's walking up and down stairs,
moving around again. I hope she lasts another couple years or so.

EmotionalTurbulance's photo
Fri 04/13/07 11:47 AM
omg, poor thing!

Glad you got her back.=0)

I adopted Katie from a vets place. The original owners had tried all
over town to have her put to sleep. All she had was a urinary infection.
7 dollars for meds,and she went home with me.

Toward the end, she was mostly blind because of the diabetes. And, she
was enjoying life still.

Once the insulin couldn't control it any longer, she went into seizures
almost every day or so. Was confused, scared...

I knew she had to go. Was Hard. But, she did live a good life:smile: