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Her chip information was never updated and we could never locate the owners. She came from Kansas.Quote:
Originally posted by kimlovescats
So sorry to hear of all of Hazel's ailments, Lisa ... and sorry that you are having to ride this emotional roller coaster for her!:(
So, if she was microchipped, what about her previous owner? Did I miss something on this? :confused:
Prayers for Hazel are on their way. I am so sorry she is ill and you are having to go through this. This is SO upsetting!!
Will continue to keep good thoughts and prayers for Hazel.
I'm so sorry to hear that Hazel is so seriously ill.:( Hopefully the meds will help her and make her feel better. Once again prayers and positive thoughts are being sent your way. Please take care. {{{HUGS}}}
Poor Hazel, I hope you feel better now... at least a little....
Oh Lisa, I'm so sorry!!! :(
And poor Hazel, I hope she'll get some relief from the meds.
Does your vet think the kidney problems are causing the blood vomiting? I cannot see how this is related but I'm no vet. :(
Poor girl, this sounds so scary. :(
Kirsten
All The Found Cats,are Praying,for Hazel,we hope that she gets better!
Lots of prayers and good thougts for sweet Hazel and you Lisa. What a shame that such a sweety has to feel so bad. I know this has to be so hard on all of you. I hope you can get some good news and find some way to offer her relief.
We are thinking about you all!
Cosequin is also given to help a cat's bladder. The inner lining of the bladder wall is protected by a layer, which contains some of the same compounds as are found in cartilage. This layer prevents urine and the waste products contained within it from seeping into and damaging the lining. Since the components of Cosequin are available to more than just cartilage cells, the bladder may use them to help support this protective layer. Since Hazel had blood in her urine, they prescribed this to see if it helps.Quote:
Originally posted by QueenScoopalot
Poor Hazel. I'm sorry to hear she's in such tough shape, but at least she's on meds now to hopefully help her along. Cosequin is for athritis, and skeletal pain in older animals. Any idea how old she is?
Yes, one of the symptoms of Renal failure is vomiting. Since Hazel has been doing this continually for sometime now, they feel irritation may be part of the reason for the blood.Quote:
Originally posted by Kirsten
Oh Lisa, I'm so sorry!!! :(
And poor Hazel, I hope she'll get some relief from the meds.
Does your vet think the kidney problems are causing the blood vomiting? I cannot see how this is related but I'm no vet. :(
Poor girl, this sounds so scary. :(
Kirsten
She held down her dinner last night, and so far her breakfast this morning. I hated going to work! After the vet bills this past couple of weeks, I had no choice!:)
Poor Hazel! Be good and let meowmie give you your meds. Get well soon!