
We rushed to the vet and they took him right in. My wonderful vet (she really extraordinary) came out and let us know that he had a blockage in is uretha. The blockage was about the size of quarter and was causing him horribly pain. We would need to transport him to the emergency vet where he would be sedated, put under, and then operated on to remove the blockage. Plus, all the toxins in his body were backing up and most likely causing heart damage (this was bad news because Ralph was born with a bad heart to begin with--- he was a rescue that hubby and I found on the side of the road and nursed back to health). DH and I talked about it and decided that it would be best to put him to sleep. As hard as it was, our vet agreed it was probably for the best. With his track record, and previous health conditions there was no guarantee he would ever recover from this.
So, this evening, my beautiful little boy went to kitty heaven. I'll miss him dearly, and will always love him, with all my heart. He was the first pet that DH and I ever had together, and lived at DH's parents house with him until we got married and finished building our house. He was definitely king of his castle and he'll be greatly missed by all...

3 comments:
I'm so sorry about your cat :(
Thank you. It was just really unexpected and not something I was planning for. It was one of the hardest decisions I've ever made.
I can only imagine :( I have two cats that are 4 years old and I got teary thinking about having to make that decision. ((hugs))
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