Adding my vibes, John!
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I need mega vibes for my Aurora.
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Just checking.....I hope she's doing better.
I hate to say this, but this silence is making me nervous! Lots of vibes:
Just keeping up the vibes and being hopeful.Originally Posted by rapunzel47
Likewise. Not sure whether to think "no news is good news" or be concerned that we haven't heard from John.
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here too....
More that everything is ok.
adding some more
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Hello everyone. Sorry it took me so long to update and I want to thank everyone for the vibes.
Well, Aurora just came home from the hospital after spending 3 days there. I came home saturday and she was worse. Aurora was one of my only cats who wasn't spayed and I feel like an idiot. Well, Aurora had pyometra and she had it bad. Could not wait until Monday, so I had to take her to the emergency, where they performed emergency surgery and yes, she is now spayed. For those who do not know, pyometra is a very serious infection of the uterus and comes in 2 forms, open and closed. Closed is more serious than open, but both can be deadly. Aurora's was open, but it was bad. She had a very high fever and was dehydrated. This happened very fast too. On Friday I noticed she didn't eat as much as normal and by Saturday she was terrible. They had her on IV antibiotics for 3 days too. We visited her on Sunday and I could tell she was feeling much better. I am still worried however. They found a "mass" under a flap of skin. They sent it to a lab to be examined. The vet didn't seem too concerned, was doing the lab work just to be sure. However, I never like to hear things like this. I should know the results in a day or two.
Thank you for the update! I'm so sorry to hear what happened, but thank goodness you caught it in time.
she continues on the mend and the "mass" turns out to be - as the vet suspects - nothing.
she continues on the mend and the "mass" turns out to be - as the vet suspects - nothing.
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What an ordeal.
I am so glad that you caught the pyometra in time.
Adding my vibes that Aurora's mass is just benign tissue.
I am so glad that you caught the pyometra in time.
Adding my vibes that Aurora's mass is just benign tissue.
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I hope I hear from them tomorrow, I hate waiting for things like this. I am sure it is nothing, but the "what ifs" keep crossing my mind.
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The wait for lab results is awful....
get some rest if you can.
Aurora
get some rest if you can.
Aurora
I'm so glad that you caught it in time.I had a cat years ago that seemed to be fine one day and deathly ill the next,and that's what it was.I didn't know there was such a thing as closed or open.They never told me that.They spayed her and she was on antibiotics for 10 days.Thoughts and prayers that the lab results will be okay.
More healing and good health for Aurora .
Oh John, I am so sorry, and also so relieved to know you caught it on time! thank goodness!
Many vibes for this mass to be nothing, please keep us updated!
Many vibes for this mass to be nothing, please keep us updated!
thank you for the update glad she's better, hope it keeps on the positive side.
be safe.
be safe.
Still sending those vibes.
Thank goodness it was open - I've heard of two cases this year already from my friends whose cats have had the closed and died
Thank goodness it was open - I've heard of two cases this year already from my friends whose cats have had the closed and died
I just saw this post. from me too. I hope the biopsy is benign and Aurora gets better soon.
Oh no! I just now saw this! continued for Aurora!
