I just got a call about how Cabbages is doing.
It is still not good.

She will be staying the night with the vet, as they try another antibiotic on her. The vet is saying he’s treating her as if she were his own cat.
They still don’t know what’s wrong with her. A full blood workup is actually showing her blood is really good. There is something neurological going on, and she can no longer see. Unless something dramatically changes overnight, she will be put down at noon.
With the blood work they’ve done, we at least know that this is nothing that the other cats may have “caught”. The vet thinks she probably started to fail at least a month ago – since before Christmas, for sure. We saw no sign of this in her, that far back.
He also thinks it is most likely a a neurological defect she was probably born with. What we were doing to try and help her – force feeding her and keeping her hydrated – was basically the only thing anyone could do for her. Though they are trying medications, they really aren’t able to do much more than that, either.
Poor little thing.
It now makes me wonder how she would have fared, if we had never managed to snag her and bring her indoors. She likely would have had a couple of litters by now or, more likely, would have been another one of those outdoor cats that just disappeared, and we’d never know what happened.
At least she had those couple of years of a pampered life indoors.
The Re-Farmer
Oh, I am so sorry. It is really tough to have a sick pet. Sending positive thoughts.
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Thank you.
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I’m so sorry to hear this. But yes, you did give her a great love and special life.
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Thanks.
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I hate to say it, but Rabies? Some animals infected with rabies get VERY calm.
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Nope. Not even a possibility of exposure.
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That’s good!
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