Please pray for Callie--heart murmur

**kuhio98** · 02-09-2006, 10:11 AM

Sarah ~ If course we'll keep you and Callie in our prayers. But, please don't worry so. Callie will probably be around for many, many years.
Did the vet rank the murmur? Our vet told us that they are given a number - from 1 to 6 -- 6 being the worst. Our Pepper is a 6. No medication will help. Unless they come up with a kitty heart transplant.....

But, Pepper is going strong after 3 years. She's never been sick. She plays until she exhausts us all. She leaps to the top of doors, climbs shower curtains, jumped off the 2nd floor balcony, tangled with a cat 3 times her size and won (20-pound "Princess" has never shown herself in our yard since being smacked by 6-pound Pepper).

So, keep the faith. There is hope.

**Pawsitive Thinking** · 02-09-2006, 10:19 AM

Positive vibes for your puss. My tortie (also Cally) had a heart murmur and lived to be 14. She's next to the bunny in my siggie

**catmandu** · 02-09-2006, 10:36 AM

Not only prayersbut a Delegation Of Pet Angels will be by Callies side if she has to spend time in a Clinic.
We are Praying for Callie to be One Big Healthy Cat.

**Grace** · 02-09-2006, 10:41 AM

Prayers and good thoughts headed your way.

Our Duffy was diagnosed with a murmur several years ago. All labs were normal. He had a Cardiac Ultrasound - it showed that Duffy just gets upset when he goes to the Vet and his murmur kicks on. No meds - no problems. I have also had a murmur all my life. It's just there.