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Comment on Do You Know How Urinary Blockage in Cats is Treated? by RuneAmok not has a PMS!

RuneAmok not has a PMS! — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 05:25:59 +0000

There are vets who are willing to work out financial arrangements. If your sister’s current vet isn’t one of them then start calling around until you find one.

You might also contact local shelters like the Humane Society.

Also see the link for other ideas.
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http://www.littlebigcat.com/index.php?action=library&act=show&item=financialassistanceforpetsveterinarybills

Comment on Do You Know How Urinary Blockage in Cats is Treated? by CrazyKitten

CrazyKitten — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 05:23:59 +0000

ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! That is excruciating and cruel. If he is literally blocked it is VERY painful and he will die a horrible death! There is nothing you can do at home. That is absolutely wrong to deny him at least a humane euthanasia if you can’t afford it.

Please do not prolong this suffering!!
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licensed veterinary technician

Comment on Do You Know How Urinary Blockage in Cats is Treated? by Alexpillar:]

Alexpillar:] — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 05:21:59 +0000

oh my goshhh..

my cat used to bleed when he would pee
cuz i found out we werent supposed to give him milk all the time just like every 7 mths only

but oh my!

cant you help ur sister with the surgery

just try to sell or save anything

it makes me sad to hear hat its gonna die

i mean..living with the cat,petting it,holding it,caring for it,feeding it,

ther is no difference from a human life
it stills lives,shes known it,and then its life will stop,gosh,plz try something,help her with the money for the cats surgery,:”””/
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Comment on Do You Know How Urinary Blockage in Cats is Treated? by Alex P

Alex P — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 05:19:59 +0000

I dont know, My cat had that like 10 years ago, but the vet fixed it…

Maybe lots of water…
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