Anbranin
Lairian
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- Aug 8, 2011
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I posted a while ago (I don't post very often, I'm a lurker) about my kitty Sawyer having a peeing everywhere problem. I adopted him with the problem, thinking I could fix it, and I did, for about a year. It was a wonderful year. Then... it started up again, worse. He lost weight, and he started peeing his bed. I brought him to the vet a couple times, with the final result being that he had CRF. He was only five years old.
I tried to get his weight back up and get him stable, all the while having mountains of cat-pee laundry. But one morning I woke up to him yowling, and he was twitching and leaking out of his rear end. I called the vet crying because I knew it was time to let him go, he'd been losing weight for months and kept crashing, and not responding to attempts to get him stable. I will never get the sight of the needle going into his vein out of my head. I knew some of you would understand how I felt. The saddest thing right now is that he left behind a sister, Kilo (same cattery, not same litter, so not really sister and brother but same thing in essence). She wanders around the house meowing, looking for him. How do you explain that he's never coming back? It breaks my heart. I wonder if I should get another kitty for her, so she has company. She's never lived without Sawyer in all her life. All of this hurts. Anyway, wanted to share with people who probably understand. Thank you for reading!