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PT prayers have worked miracles before so I hope that we can do it again.I'm glad to hear that Tigris is still being feisty and is giving headbumpies. That's a great sign.
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Barbara and Siegmar: I am so sorry to hear such serious things are happening with Tigris. I hope the Vet can figure out a way to keep him comfortable and happy while you sort things out and get a better picture of the situation.
You all will be in my thoughts. Lots of positive vibes coming your way.
Pillar, crumbling
We still do not know much more. The analysis of the fluid is back and they say they suspect a tumor. That's more or less what we knew before.
Trude the vet was here this afternoon and gave Tigris another pred shot. He is quite happy, jumped on the table to greet her and did the same for me when I came home. At least he is not in pain and feels good.
The vet says only FIP, or the heart (which is already excluded) or a tumor could be the cause of that fluid ... All three of us are very glad that Tigris is in such good shape although we cannot explain it. I tend to think it is Pet Talk prayers.
So it's a CT on Monday. Siegmar and Trude will drive Tigris to the clinic and then we should know more. Tomorrow it's another pred injection.
Thank you for all your support. It's more appreciated than I can tell.
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The best news of all is that Tigris is his happy self!
Again, because of this I am hopeful that whatever it is can be relatively easily treated.
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"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
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It is good that Tigris is feeling good enough to jump on the table to greet the vet!!!
I recall you posted that his liver enzymes were off in his bloodwork. Does the vet think there was anything going on in Tigris' liver, ascites comes from the liver not functioning properly. I will light another candle for Tigris....
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Fingers, toes and paws still tightly crossed...
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... here, tooOriginally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
Praying for peace in the Middle East, Ukraine, and around the world.
I've been Boo'd ... right off the stage!
Aaahh, I have been defrosted! Thank you, Bonny and Asiel!
Brrrr, I've been Frosted! Thank you, Asiel and Pomtzu!
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Having to wait for the results is the worst right now, but whatever it will be, I hope it can be treated. I'm so glad to hear Tigris is being social and doesn't seem to be in pain.
Kisses to Tigris - and lots of positive thoughts!
"I don't know which weapons will be used in the third World war, but in the fourth, it will be sticks and stones" --- Albert Einstein.
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Adorable fur boy, can you feel the cuddles and scritchies I am sending your way tonight? All our fingers, toes, and paws are crossed for you sweetheart.
One rescued Tabby home!
Paws crossed in MD - hopes for an easy solution!
GO RAVENS!!
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I agree, I think the waiting for the results, and for further tests, must be the worst...
But I'm glad to read that Tigris is in good spirits; he is such a brave and sweet boy!!
More positive thoughts for him!
Kirsten
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