Singing Meezer songs for Starr.
May they find his problem and get him on the road to recovery.
It's what plants crave...
Singing Meezer songs for Starr.
May they find his problem and get him on the road to recovery.
Tomorrow's mighty oak
Many prayers coming Starr's way. I am hoping you find an answer with this biopsy.
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Dr.Boltz sounds like a very intelligent vet.You must be so relieved to have her now as YOUR Vet.
Their are too many vets that aren't studying the new treatments that are being found for many illnessess in cats.
Starr...prayers for you baby from all of us.
Feral Cat Rescuer
Good luck Tracey and Starr! This poor little guy has been through so much. I sure hope this new vet can cure him once and for all. I'll be watching for updates. Hugs to you and Starr!
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Mom
It makes things so much easier to cope with when we have a knowledgeable, competent, friendly, compassionate vet and it sounds like you hit the jackpot. Prayers going out for Starr.
Blessings,
Mary
"Time and unforeseen occurrence befall us all." Ecclesiastes 9:11
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Glad you have found a vet with whom you feel comfortable and confident. Special thought for a swift and good diagnosis for Starr.
Pillar, crumbling
Sending all best thoughts to little Starr- hope he is soon back to shining bright.
Paizly Taggart Jax Zeplyn
Oh no!! I didn't realize Starr was still not feeling well.
It was very strange to see my vet's hospital name on this thread. I take Taz to Adobe Animal Hospital here in Concord. I doubt they are affiliated, but I love my vet. My Taz was also on the Z/D for a while, but then he stopped eating that too. I am so glad CathyBogart helped you find a better vet. Another great PT story!!
Anyways, I hope the new doctor can get Starr on the road to recovery.
Starr will be in my thoughts!!
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How true!!Originally Posted by Medusa
I didn't realize that Starr was still having problems. I'm glad you decided to look for a different vet, and it sounds like you really found a good one!
Please keep us posted on Monday - I know Starr is in wonderful hands right now, so try not to worry!
You know how to reach me if there is anything I can do for you!!
Good luck!
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Your new vet sounds like she was sent to Starr from heaven! Count on my prayers for some definite answers, a relatively minor problem, and a swift & complete recovery for your dear Starr. Please keep us updated?
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Thanks everyone.I know that Starr will be in excellent hands. When I drop him off tonight I will hopefully know more details about his surgical biopsy. I'll continue to keep you updated.
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