I would go with the amputation. I have a tri-pod, Demetri He plays and runs around some times faster then the 4 legers.
You have a beatiful baby there, take the leg and keep the love.
I would go with the amputation. I have a tri-pod, Demetri He plays and runs around some times faster then the 4 legers.
You have a beatiful baby there, take the leg and keep the love.
GILL & Crew;
Smokey the Elder, whose handle I use, had aggressive cancer in her hind leg and she had it amputated. She did just fine with that. She had a type of cancer which is very rare in cats. (She was also quite old at the time; how old is anyone's guess.)
I've been finally defrosted by cassiesmom!
"Not my circus, not my monkeys!"-Polish proverb
I guess the big question is - is the cancer in the joint only or has is spread into your kitty's system?
If it's localized - go with the amputation.
He sure is a handsome boy - definitely some kitten spunk in him yet!![]()
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
You mention the word tumor, but, is it cancerous? I think I would need to know that first and foremost.
I would probably lean towards amputation....
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