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Afraid that tomorrow will be the last day with my Honeybun. He has a horrible URI infection, tumors in his mouth, and now he is having trouble walking/standing up. Need to get him to the vet tomorrow, was going to go in for the URI this week, but the sudden not walking well makes it an ASAP visit. I'm so worried. Please say some prayers for my sweet, old man cat. Thank you!
All prayers possible for dear Honeybun. Praying for a miracle...hugs and love to you and Honeybun. Please give him scritchies and a kiss from me.:love::love:
Prayers and love and light and warmth for dearest Honeybun and for you, Jenn, and all who love him so much. And a candle: http://www.gratefulness.org/candles/...g&cid=13271907
Special and urgent prayers for Honeybun................please God, hear our prayers.
Prayers for sweet Honeybun. Cali and Diego send gentle purrrrs. :love:
Of course, prayers for Honeybun and you, Jen. (((HUGS))) Miracles do happen. Keep the faythe. :love:
Prayers for comfort, for both of you.
PI'm sending lots of positive thoughts to Honeybun that he will be comfortable in the time he has left. Please give him a gentle kiss from me. :love:
Keeping you and Honey in my thoughts. I will be checking here and FB often for an update.
HUGS!!!
Prayers being sent your way today. :love:
Jenn, I'm so sorry to hear this.:( Lots of prayers and positive thoughts are being sent his way. Please take care. (((HUGS)))
The vet visit went remarkably well. Of course Honey didn't limp at all :rolleyes:. He does have a really bad upper respiratory infection, he's very dehydrated, and we're not sure why he was/is limping.
The vet, one I was not familiar with actually, was very kind and good with Honey. Palpated all over and was very compassionate. She ordered a senior blood panel, a urine sample (which they couldn't get because his bladder was sooo tiny because he's dehydrated), and put him on clavamox drops for the next 10 days. They also did sub q fluids so he's not so dehydrated. Hope that's not something he'll be needing too much of, because I don't think I could do it here at home. I nearly passed out watching her put the needle in!:o
I'm hoping this will help him and that I'll have him around for a while yet. I'm still worried about the limping, it's so strange that he didn't do it at all at the vet, yet he dragged his back leg while here at home for the past 24 hours! Frustrating!!
Keep my boy in your prayers. We get the blood results tomorrow. Hoping he's not really sick, and that this is just a little set back.
Welcome home, sweetie!
I'm thinking all the good PT vibes worked.........so far! Let's keep them coming so Honeybun can get a clean bill of health. :D :D
I didn't think I could do sub-q's either. But I did them for Taz and now it's no big deal. Now I give my mom and brothers dogs their shots. So much cheaper.
Please give Honeybun some loves from me! I'm so happy he is home and seems to be on the road to recovery. :)
I'm so glad to hear this, Jen. They like to scare us and then rally. LOL As for the subQ's, you'd be surprised what you can do when you have to. I bawled my eyes out when I had to give my first one to Puddy. I jabbed myself and drew blood, the needle came out of Puddy and squirted fluid all over the place and I called my vet crying. He told me to bring her in and he'd show me again. After that, it was a piece of cake. Then later I had to give her shots and that was so simple that I was surprised. You can do it if you have to, girl. But right now, just enjoy your time w/Honeybun and give him lots of love from me and the Fur Posse. :love: