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From what you describe . It seems like there is nothing major wrong with Peony. And it's just not right to put down an animal that has a chance to live. You have to have a serious talk with your mom and make her understand that. Are you not allowed to make phone calls by yourself?  If yes, then...

@poeny I agree to Norchan and Stewball. You can't really tell one symptom from the other unless you have lots of experience and you are a trained practitioner. so Googling illnesses wont help you at all. What you need to google right now is phone numbers of: 1. local shelters , 2. pet...

Thank you so much all of you! I had a talk with the vet's assistant (the vet himself doesn't take calls). He told me they just do manual observation during the operation. They will return the cat to me right after the operation, that means she will be unconscious when I pick her up. I am a...

Thank you so much for all the replies!! @puck. Thanks a lot! This is some excellent piece of information. I will call the vet's office first thing tomorrow and ask them if they follow these protocols.

That's great. Getting her checked by a vet is really the best thing you could do.   I am not a vet. I just have a cat that gets into trouble. A LOT. so I've learned some quick first aid for cat bites and minor sprains and wounds. :) Hope Peony gets better soon.  

Hi, I wouldn't suggest you wrap her in a towel. as that might scare her. just gently pet her , make her feel comfortable and while you are petting her , gently lift her fur in the opposite direction from the growth and look for a bite wound. Don't expect to find a big hole with blood oozing...

Hi all, I have a 5 year old pair of Siamese cats, Halo(female) and Wafer(male) which I want to get neutered/spayed. When I adopted them I didn’t have much experience with cats.  But I did find out about the procedure then. And I was planning on getting them through with it but then one of my...