Re: Is this the end ARCHIE?
Rj we had a cat for 14 years,,,he was healthy never anything wrong except when he had been in a fight and got a bite which turned septic....vet said he needed his teeth descaled... When he came home he was not himself...wouldn't eat we tried him with everything he liked ..but no.. He was not tempted...we took him back to the vet...thinking that he might have a sore mouth due to the teeth cleaning....he looked the inside of his eyelids which were very pale...then he felt his stomach where he found a growth...he told us they grow very quickly...we felt like we had been hit with a sledge hammer... It was so unexpected....so don't hesitate to take him back to the vet rj. I'm not trying to scare you...just better being on the safe side...Re: Is this the end ARCHIE?
This happened to us once :::: Is he a hunter? if so ask the vet for some round worm treatment not the normal worming tablet , we nearly lost our dear cat aged 12 to this who stopped eating for no reason at all, I spent hours syringing chicken broth down her neck to keep her alive, then out of the blue she started choaking and brought up a massive round worm, she went on to live till she was 18, if she had had the treatment It would of saved us both weeks of mysery, Good luck to you bothRe: Is this the end ARCHIE?
Oh dear I'm so sorry. This is very difficult. What is even more difficult is that 13 by today's standards is not old in a cat. Inside cats seem to live long than outside cats i.e those that spend a lot of time outside. In my limited experience tom cats don't seem to last quite so long either.Re: Is this the end ARCHIE?
Hello RJ -sorry to hear about Archie - maybe 13 is his age limit and he's time is near now ..... Then again, it could be he's just run down at present .....
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