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You are such a good man, Mark.
March 16, 2025 at 9:10 PM
You are such a good man, Mark.
SR / SA in heart transplant patient?
January 20, 2025 at 1:46 AM
SR / SA in heart transplant patient?
If any of those things are not expected, I would consider pain relief only.
November 12, 2024 at 5:22 PM
If any of those things are not expected, I would consider pain relief only.
(this was an hour's drive from my house), and the result would have been - 8 months to a year of life. The whole time devoted to horrible and excruciating "treatment". We chose to euthanize her.
Best wishes to you and little Hobart.
Best wishes to you and little Hobart.
November 12, 2024 at 5:20 PM
(this was an hour's drive from my house), and the result would have been - 8 months to a year of life. The whole time devoted to horrible and excruciating "treatment". We chose to euthanize her.
Best wishes to you and little Hobart.
Best wishes to you and little Hobart.
I know what you mean about vet care. My sweet little Missy was diagnosed with an aggressive inner ear cancer, after months and months of misdiagnoses and expensive tests, then the clinic wanted to give her a very big operation, followed by chemo and/or radiation weekly
November 12, 2024 at 5:20 PM
I know what you mean about vet care. My sweet little Missy was diagnosed with an aggressive inner ear cancer, after months and months of misdiagnoses and expensive tests, then the clinic wanted to give her a very big operation, followed by chemo and/or radiation weekly
If any of those things are not expected, I would consider pain relief only.
November 12, 2024 at 5:19 PM
If any of those things are not expected, I would consider pain relief only.
It's hellish expensive though - mine is $18,000 a month, for one of the three things I'm still on. I doubt that they are offering that for a cat. If what they do offer is expected to make his pain much better, and if it isn't going to make him sick, and if it's affordable, I would go for it.
November 12, 2024 at 5:18 PM
It's hellish expensive though - mine is $18,000 a month, for one of the three things I'm still on. I doubt that they are offering that for a cat. If what they do offer is expected to make his pain much better, and if it isn't going to make him sick, and if it's affordable, I would go for it.
So sorry your lovely Hobart is sick. I have multiple myeloma. The chemo they give me is immunotherapy, not actual chemo. It hasn't made me (very) sick at all. The therapy (unless it's actual chemo) can knock back the tumors in his bones and relieve most of the pain, so that's worthwhile.
November 12, 2024 at 5:17 PM
So sorry your lovely Hobart is sick. I have multiple myeloma. The chemo they give me is immunotherapy, not actual chemo. It hasn't made me (very) sick at all. The therapy (unless it's actual chemo) can knock back the tumors in his bones and relieve most of the pain, so that's worthwhile.