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cyberknight

As long as I breathe, I attack.
The cat is back in the house now for a couple of weeks but it still refuses to enter the lounge but at least its not sitting outside in the bad weather , it does go into the kids bedrooms and also has a blanket at the top of the stairs where it like to sleep .
Its now 10 years since we picked it up as a baby from the rspca and its part of the family :smile:
 
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PeteXXX

PeteXXX

Cake or ice cream? The choice is endless ...
Location
Hamtun
This monster was sitting on a green in the next estate up the road.

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I did mention to Bonnie that if she went sniffing ar it shed come back without a head 😂
 

Binky

Veteran
Anyone here had to have x-rays done on cats?
One of our Maine Coons has developed ataxia , he has weakness on back legs and is really wobbly at times. So, had vet consultation with pain killers injection and blood work checked etc.
Next step would be x-ray, we've been quoted £732 for a set of x-rays. This involves sedation and a day stay but still a huge amount. No we don't have insurance.
 

Mo1959

Legendary Member
Anyone here had to have x-rays done on cats?
One of our Maine Coons has developed ataxia , he has weakness on back legs and is really wobbly at times. So, had vet consultation with pain killers injection and blood work checked etc.
Next step would be x-ray, we've been quoted £732 for a set of x-rays. This involves sedation and a day stay but still a huge amount. No we don't have insurance.

Sadly vets fees are becoming increasingly high! Sounds about right these days unfortunately.
 

Profpointy

Legendary Member
Bookshop cat near us. He's calmed down a bit now but as a kitten he'd attack everyones' legs.

His name is "Creams" and he lives in the excellent secondhand bookshop, Dreadnought Books in Bristol; coincidentally a few doors up from my local pub which has 11 resident cats

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fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
Sadly vets fees are becoming increasingly high! Sounds about right these days unfortunately.

Quite. we've been said one of our ragdolls "may" have a heart murmur, one in three get's one, and we have three. He's our very active one. They possibly want to do a HR ultrasound, but we've not been back as it's not exactly treatable, as genetic, he's well, why put him through un-necessary stress. We are insured. We've didn't go back at the time as it had been so hot and we weren't popping him in the car or any other stress. Even stress in a carrier can cause a heart flutter, and he was in the same carrier as our stressy ragdoll. It can wait until his next checkup as he's fit and well, and he is 8 years old.

It's about £1k to get the scan done.... hmm that's why you said do we have insurance, print money for something that's not going to make a difference. We've had a cat before with a heart flutter.
 
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