Please keep Luna in your thoughts: Crystals! (blood test results: opinions please!!!)

[Kirsten]

Ah, but life did, of all the places she could have ended up in this world, she ended up where she is loved and adored with a Mommie that will go to the ends of the earth to help her get well.

Oh, Laura, I tried to be a brave Mommie all day, but now I cannot hold the tears back!

I thank you all for your support, prayers and well-wishes! Luna is only 7 years old, way too young for this!!

Kirsten

[Catsnclay]

Luna is only 7 years old, way too young for this!!

Kirsten

Actually she is not.......sorry. But for cats 7 years old is considered 'senior'

IF, and that is a very big if, she does have renial falilure you are catching it early - which is VERY good.

Our Fluffy, who just passed in April at age 20 , was caught early and he lived a long time after his diagnosis.

But be prepared, if it is RF you may have to do meds and sub Q fluids for the rest of her life......you will become a caregiver, and trust me that is a hard job.

Good luck , we will keep you in our thoughts.

[anna_66]

Kirsten I'm sorry to hear this news

You and Luna will both be in my thoughts and prayers.

[Logan]

Kirsten, you are one of the very first cat people I remember from this site. And I remembered that you had Katz before you had Luna, and how much you loved her, just like you do Luna.

Please know that Luna and you will be in my prayers. 7 might be considered "senior" for a cat and a dog, but in my heart, I believe that it is still a young pet. I will hope and pray that your Luna will be with you for a long, long time.

Logan and Butter

[Sevaede]

*HUGS* Great thoughts and vibes going your way!

[jennielynn1970]

Thoughts and prayers for Luna coming your way. That sweet girl needs a break. Big hugs to you and to Luna!

[jenluckenbach]

Luna will always be in my thoughts. AND (as said) catching this early is a great benefit. Please keep us updated.

[orangemm]

Hugs and prayers to both of you. Kirsten, you are a most devoted kitty-mom and with your vet's guidance and your tender care, Luna will be fine. And, we'll be here for you, too.