Back from the vet
Took Ms Kitty to the vet and got some more steriods. Vet seems to believe there's a lesion on her brain by how she is acting. I told vet that priority is to keep her comfortable until the tough decision needs to be made.
I told H the game plan and the signs I know it's time. This could happen soon or could take a bit depending on how fast the tumor grows. Vet seemed to think that other than the neurological issues, Ms Kitty is otherwise healthy. She's eating and drinking. Uses the litter box okay.
Feeling really stressed and worried about her. She hasn't given up so neither will I. Vet gave her some treats in the office that she devoured so I bought some as her special medicine taking treats. Whatever my sweet girl wants.
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*hugs* I just lost my little
*hugs*
I just lost my little kitty earlier last year. She was about 14 years old, and it happened suddenly. She stumbled on a Friday night, and died as I was packing up the car to take her to the vet on Sunday. She was purring on DH's lap Saturday, and my only concern was to not let her suffer. I knew she had some disease (I forget the name). She was diagnosed 7 years ago, and the vet said there was no cure, so I opted not to do more testing as she was very happy, and showed no signs of any illness.
I miss her terribly. She was my only female ally in my household of all boys. I still hung her stocking at Christmas because I just can't let her go. I had a pretty granite stone engraved that I put out as a marker on her grave.
*sniff* I miss my girl. I agree...cherish her as much as you can now.
Many hugs and good thoughts
Many hugs and good thoughts to you and your fur baby. Sally's right...she'll tell you what she wants you to do.