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Click here to support Sam’s Heart Treatment organized by Ava Sanchez Sam has had a boatload of issues that all came on at once (which I posted about in the cat health forum). Total, everything we’ve done so far has been over $1900 (multiple exam fees, bloodwork x2, surgery + sedation to remove...

Thank you so much. He’s at the vet right now getting the fluid drained, and they will send whatever they get out to a lab to rule out any other causes. But the results from the radiologist came today and his heart is severely enlarged. They listed a bunch of possible causes but most likely it’s...

Laura mae, his bloodwork was normal including his thyroid, kidneys, liver, white blood cell count, etc. They want to run more bloodwork since we believe some things may have changed based on his diagnosis today. He has to go back tomorrow so they will run it then because he was already back in...

I think, based on some new symptoms, that he may have an intestinal blockage. Now I wish the vet had done the x-ray instead of telling us to come back for it, because I think at that point it was just in his throat (hence the panting/drooling). Anyone have any experience with cats that have had...

Thank you so much. She did listen to his heart for quite a while but didn’t mention hearing anything abnormal, but there were no other tests done except the bloodwork. If it’s still possible to get the ECG done now (I don’t know if it can only be done in a certain period of time or not) I’ll ask...

He gets different kinds of wet food, unfortunately not the highest quality brands but the only ones all of the cats will eat consistently. Tiki cat, Nutro, Wellness, sometimes some others.

It may be possible that there’s something in his throat, not lower down. But I’m not sure if that would explain him not wanting to move around or do anything. One of the vets we called today suggested that he could have had a seizure or maybe a blood clot, but I’m not sure how they’d test for...

Yep, everything normal there. No plants in the house and we have another cat who loves chewing on strings so those are all hidden away. He does love to chew on plastic though, and we just moved houses days before so it’s possible he got into a bag or some tape. We’re very careful around him...

A few days ago my 8 year old male kitty was found laying on his side panting and drooling. He was pretty unresponsive. I can’t tell if he was actually unable to be aware of what was going on or if he just was so focused on not feeling well that he wasn’t paying attention. The only vet we were...