> My older cat - think she's around 12 years- has been getting worst with
> breathing problem the last week.
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> sadly I don't have.
> She's still eating normaly.
She just needs a chest xray--she probably has asthma and it is easily
controllable. You could have her for another ten years if this is what
it is. Xrays for cats are not that expensive. Treatment for my cat
is a Depo Medrol shot 2-4 times a year, about $25 a shot. There
are other options, including kitty inhalers and pills. Asthma is only
deadly if left untreated. Spring for the xray if you love this cat--
there is always a way, as you know. It it is asthma it is easy to see.
If not, perhaps whatever it is will show.
ms. tonya - 04 Mar 2006 01:06 GMT
Nothing is ever simply in my house hold it seems.
Took her to vets today and had chest x-rays, she has a canerous mass
near heart plus, vet said 6 months to one year left maybe.
Taking tranq's and going to bed.
D. - 04 Mar 2006 01:31 GMT
> Nothing is ever simply in my house hold it seems.
>
> Took her to vets today and had chest x-rays, she has a canerous mass
> near heart plus, vet said 6 months to one year left maybe.
>
> Taking tranq's and going to bed.
:(

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Anna - 04 Mar 2006 03:36 GMT
>Nothing is ever simply in my house hold it seems.
>
>Took her to vets today and had chest x-rays, she has a canerous mass
>near heart plus, vet said 6 months to one year left maybe.
>
>Taking tranq's and going to bed.
So sorry.