My cat was four and a half years old. He had a history of unrinary tract infections. A couple of years ago, he started spraying and I had him tested thoroughly. The vet said that aside from having a propensity to have UTIs, that my cat's urine crystalized, but that there was nothing that could be done about that. On Monday night he seemed really sick, so I took him to the vet on Tuesday. I thought it was a UTI, but they said it was a very big blockage, and that his bladder was really distended. The surgery was going to be $1200-$1400 and there was no guarantee he wouldn't block again. Especially because of his history. Given that history, I thought the best thing to do was to put him to sleep. Was there anything I could have done to prevent this from happening? And I am wondering if the surgery would have been a better choice and if that would have really fixed him totally, or was it just a temp measure? The vet couldn't tell me.
2007-06-15
10:19:27
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Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
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