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Lana
April 7, 2024
My cat currently has a blockage. Last year he was peeing blood and I rushed him to the vet. The cat had a slight urinary blockage that they were able to clear out without too much cost. However now, we have one yet again. This time it's more serious and has to be removed via catheter. The hospital called me, good news they removed it! Bad news, it was a seriously complex obstruction and she told me surgery might be in the near future. I spent half my care credit on this and the surgery costs more than the other half. I know the cause of these obstructions. It's stress. I spoke to the vet and basically, he can be prescribed a urinary diet and prozac for the stress. I feel like I failed him as a cat mother and my bank account is paying for it.
Jessie
February 7, 2024
I’m glad I have come across this article because I had to put my cat down 2 days ago his name was Socks he was 8 years old. Socks had his first blockage around June 2023 when my mum moved out and he was quite attached to her, he followed her everywhere and slept on her bed but unfortunately things weren’t working out so she moved and that’s when he started peeing everywhere and pooping but then I noticed something different in his wee so took a photo and went to the vet and they checked him out and luckily he peed the plug out but since then any sort of change in the house or if no one is present he would start going downhill but seem to come good again. My son and his gf went away the Friday until Sunday and I had to wotk night shift the Friday and Saturday night. I woke up to small poos throughout the lounge room and then a big pile of vomit and then clear thick vomit I started to get worried. I took him to the vet with my son fully expecting them to tell me he was constipated because he looked like he was struggling to poo and howling in pain but they said he was blocked and used a syringe to take some of the urine out because he was in pain I felt so bad like the worst person. Here I was thinking he was constipated and rushed out to get pumpkin for him but he refused to eat anything. He hid in my laundry cupboard which he’s never done. I lay towels on my bedroom floor hoping he would feel more comfortable with me in my room and poop but nothing he wasn’t good. His back legs seemed to be giving way as well. He was my baby honestly I was never a cat person ever but he was the runt of a litter and I fell in love with him. He helped me so much more then I knew with loneliness and the sadness I feel even when I was depressed he’d be there demanding a pat or to be let outside or treats. Now I wake up he’s not waiting for me or when I get home he’s not rushing to my car to greet me it’s honestly so much harder then I thought it would be I’m 39 now and lost a little girl who was still born when I was 19 and that was really hard but this I can’t even explain the hurt my stomach is knotted up and my heart hurts. I couldn’t afford the $1500-$2500 that they quoted me sadly and a part of me didn’t think it would be the last time, if I knew it would be I would have sold whatever I needed to or asked someone for help. My son and I were both there with him when he was put to sleep it was soul crushing. His ashes should be delivered to me on Monday with a paw print and a lock of his fur and a certificate. I can still smell him in my place and see his fur I’m just going through feeling how I need to right now which isn’t great at all but hopefully I’ll be ok soon. I miss and love you so much socks with all of my heart thank you for the happy memories you gave me xxx love your mum.
Mary
February 23, 2024
Yes I have blocked cat story to share,,,I never expected this and I’m completely devastated. I don’t understand if it was the food ,,litter boxes and why my Whiskers had this. I got him unblocked Sunday. And Wednesday nite he stopped drinking again ,,no eating since he got home ,,so going 24 hour hospital did not really help,,then Thursday I took him another vet and they tried save him,and said he had underlying issues. ,,,it was so hard. I ubered from one hospital to another. I wanted him saved,,I cried and cried ,,,, they told me even if he does surgery with his problems ,blood flow wasn’t right and potassium was high it doesn’t mean he ll make it. I was and am broken. When doctor told me after few hours he has too many underlying issues. Low blood pressure ,,I didn’t want understand he couldn’t be saved. ,,.,I kissed him twice. I couldn’t stand to see him go,,I didn’t sign papers and just walked out. It was too much. ,,I couldn’t sign papers to let him go. Doctor said he was not responding. I don’t understand why they couldn’t give few more hours just to see how he did. I don’t know, all I know is this never happened in 6 years I had him and blame myself, heartbroken losing Whiskers my black cat. I’m grief stricken.
On behalf of forever loved Oli
January 1, 2024
He was acting off Saturday night and licking his bits and growling I didn't think much of it and went to bed he seemed fine, at 4am he woke me up crying and wailing in pain. We rushed him to the emergency vets, they explained he had a uti and potentially blocked. They claimed he managed to pee so he was sent home with anti biotics.
The whole day he was crying in pain, sad, low energy, he wouldn't eat or drink and he tried continuously to use the litter tray but couldn't, I knew he was declining and in pain. It broke my heart to see my healthy boy so sad. We took him back that night to the vet and they explained his soft bladder earlier in the morning had become rock hard and they couldn't do anything for him but surgery. It was explained this would be his life going forward with surgeries and potential blockages moving forward. We choose to put our boy out of pain that night. I cuddled and patted him for comfort and told him how much I loved him. I was with him when he crossed rainbow bridge, I held his paw and patted him as they sedated him and made sure I was the last thing he saw as he closed his eyes for the final time. R.i.p my angel. I'm devastated you left us under terrible circumstances 💔
Lauren
December 15, 2024
This disease is absolutely horrendous and devastating. With my little guy, it started about two years ago when he started going in and out of the litter box while howling. I didn't know what was wrong so I did some googling and read about obstructions. He went to the vet and got unblocked but I didn't know it would likely be a recurring thing.
He was eventually diagnosed with feline idiopathic cystitis. We tried everything and spent money we didn't have (both 22 at the time this started). We tried the special diets, removing all stress triggers, water fountains. But this issue just seemed to happen at random. He could be the happiest little cat one minute and the next minute, blocked. There was no rhyme or rhythm.
My guy didn't get complete blockages each time he had a flare up of cystitis. Even when he wasn't blocked, he was always in discomfort when peeing. The blockages happened three times in total. We had been told before about perineal urethrostomy (PU surgery). This was supposed to correct the issue by widening the urethra and making more space for him to pee. I thought at first I would never put him through it.
However, I did some research and found that it could be a worthy option for my boy. He's 4 years old so he could still have plenty of life left. So I made a tough decision, which was either euthanasia or PU surgery and decided to go with the surgery. This was an absolute last resort, and I knew that if he was suffering or it didn't work, that I would take the final step.
He had his surgery over a week ago now. He was sent home the evening of the day of his surgery, as he was being a naughty boy and attacking the vets. Recovery has been rough - moreso for us, than for him. He doesn't seem to be in discomfort, apart from wearing the cone. (We got a soft type one on Amazon that was comfier for him). He's been peeing well and in another week he'll get his sutures out.
But yeah, it's been stressful as anything for us just because of constantly watching him, checking the wound, watching to make sure he's peeing and making sure he doesn't climb or hurt himself. I'm too afraid to leave him alone too so I've barely left the house.
Anyway, all I could do is hope with all my might that this works out, as it has so far, and for anyone whose cat is suffering with blockages, it's worth considering PU surgery. It depends on the individual circumstances, like the cat and his/her age and health, financial circumstances and more. So it might not be for everyone. But it does work for some, and I'm hoping that for my little guy, he'll be one of the success stories.
In Memory of Turbo
July 12, 2012
I sit here today still in disbelief that our little lovebug is gone way too soon. He was not even 5 years old. His first blockage happened in April 2023. I noticed him squatting all over the yard like he was trying to mark his territory . I chased him around in the rain and brought him in thinking he would stop once he was in the house. He kept doing it so the next day were able to get to the vet where they said that he was blocked and had crystals but they said we caught it early. I spent money I didn't have to unblock him and fed him the prescription food and a month later he checked out clean with no more crystals but he would have to be on the prescription food for life. Fine I said, as long as he is better. Little did I know there is no "better" with this. I monitored him every single day to make sure he peed and found him a few times straining in the box but then back to normal within a few hours or a day. So I thought he would be ok as long as he kept on the food, which I even made into soup every day to make sure he got enough water. I researched this relentlessly trying to find any way to help him even more and stumbled onto this site. I had no idea that this was such a problem as the vet never says this is a possibility when you have a male cat neutered even though they know this can happen. I worried every single day and I'm sure he was stressed out every day as well. On December 22, 2023, he was howling in pain every time he tried to move so I knew something was seriously wrong. Called the vet to bring him in. Before we got there he started vomiting and leaking blood I thought something had ruptured. By the time we got to the vet his bladder had miraculously emptied completely and they said he wasn't blocked he must have an infection. Great I said, that's something I can deal with. They gave him antibiotics and after a few days he seemed happier than he was before all this. But three weeks later he was back to not peeing, but not crying. So I thought maybe another infection, but then hours later was peeing normally. Then on January 26, 2024, I woke up to him hiding in the corner next to the litter box, then crawling in and out trying to pee. I looked at him and he gave me the saddest look I ever saw and I knew it was bad. Back to the vet and they confirmed he was blocked again and his bladder was at the risk of rupturing. They gave me the option of trying to unblock him again but warned it could be difficult or impossible due to the fact that it had already been done before. Then after that there is the option of PU surgery which they told me is extremely painful and I just couldn't put him through more pain than he already went through in his short life. It was the hardest thing I ever had to do but it was time to make a decision for him and not for me and the look in his eyes told me he was tired and done with it all. I was by his side until he took his last breath. His pain is now gone but ours is just beginning. I'm going through a range of emotions still, relief that he is no longer in pain or stressed over it, sadness that there will be no more meows, chirps, or head bumps from our beautiful green eyed mini panther, and anger that so many people have to go through this with uncertainty and no answers. They need to do more research and come up with a better management plan so more people don't have to go through this immense pain of a pet gone way before their time. "Here's some special food and hope for the best" is just not enough. RIP my sweet boy.
Frazer
December 14, 2023
Today we lost our incredibly kind hearted and gorgeous male cat Leo to this horrible disease.
He’s mum’s cat, they spend so much time together. He’s just turned 2, and it all feels so so fast. 2 weeks ago things were fine. Mum alerted me to him licking his areas too much, so we thought we’d get him checked. The vet took him in and operated pretty much immediately, costing us £1.7k ish (in the uk). We brought him home, made him comfortable, and still having issues actually going toilet. We took him back and unfortunately we had to let him go this evening as it was the kindest thing to do. When he was being put to sleep, it was almost like he had given up at this point. This is one of the hardest days of my life so far and he will be sorely missed.
We kept being told it was stress related. We have a cat down the road who is simply a bully. This other cat would be stalking our cats, waiting until their backs are turned and attacking. Multiple times we found blood on our cats, on the pavement. We decided to start limiting their time outside and keeping them in, about 6 months ago. I think this has caused the issues with Leo, as he was originally from a farm so he’s an outdoor cat in his dna, and where we’ve had to keep him in for his own safety, I think it’s stressed him out.
I keep thinking I should have done more, but struggling to know what I could have done. The guy who owns the bully cat is a thug, someone you wouldn’t approach. I feel we made the right calls, but we still lost Leo.
My heart is broken.
Dawn
December 8, 2023
I didn’t notice the warning signs. I just thought he was getting older and bored a bit.
He started losing weight and I thought it was just the food, and he was being picky. So I changed foods.
Then he started yowling and trying to escape from the house! I just thought he was being territorial from another cat that we were seeing outside at night. He’s stop and then start the yowling again. I thought maybe he’s just bored and wants to play, so I got him some new toys.
He started with vomiting and I thought he’s just eating too fast, so I got him a special bowl to slow down his eating.
All these things happened over a span of 6 months.
Like I said I just thought it was him being picky or bored or getting older.
Then one day he kept running back and forth and back and forth!! What was going on!?
Then I saw him trying to pee on the carpet! Oh no!
He was so angry and growling, which he never did.
I knew something was wrong. Something BIg!!
I googled and checked YouTube videos and figured out he couldn’t pee and then I saw all the comments of cats having uti’s and bladder blockages. I panicked, it was late at night. I tried to manually “squeeze” his bladder in hope it would help him a bit until we got to the vet!
Next morning he was so angry and so upset, we were all in tears. I found a 24hr vet and took him right away.
The vet told me his bladder was like one large hard stone and they also tried to manually squeeze it.
He was crying so much and was in so much pain. He was being tortured basically!! My poor baby! :’(
The vet told me it would be close to 5k. They didn’t come out and say it exactly but they said, even with the surgery there’s likely to be even more complications, they found out he had heart problems and kidney issues (most likely due to the uti), I understood what they were trying to tell me.
He was 12 years old, my kitten, my baby. X’(
Gone too young. My heart couldn’t handle this.
I chose to euthanize him and relieve him of all that pain.
I couldn’t stand keeping him alive for one more moment crying out, suffering.
This was one of the hardest things I have ever done!
Why didn’t I see the warning signs before hand? Why wasn’t I aware of what was happening? I hate my self for being so stupid.
I held him while the vet administered the medications. I could feel the relief of pain flee from his body. His pain was finally gone and my baby was finally able to rest.
We had him cremated and in the spring we will take him to the Bord sanctuary in chicago, and to the mint gardens, and then to Wisconsin. All our favorite places.
I love you very much sweetheart. Go chase those mice! And catch a bird for mommy!
Marc Cohen
December 7, 2023
Beverly Rodriquez
November 26, 2023
I had a black and white tuxedo named Jack, he was amazing the LOVE of our lives. It started October 1, 2023 at 10:30pm he started running from box to box ( have 3 other cats) crying. He was peeing small amounts, the next day October 2, 2023 took him to emergency vet they said he had a UTI gave him an injection pain meds and antibotic to get us through the holiday weekend. On Tuesday October 5, 2023 his 5th Birthday took him to his vet they did xrays, ultra sound, urinalysis, said he had crystals, went on special food and more medication, took him everyday for four days for fluids to flush the bladder. Started to get better then after a week and a half started going down again then on October 21, 2023 ended back at the emergency vet and this time he was blocked so the did emergency surgery to unblock him. Brought him home and again back for four days with the fluid flush and remove the cathieter. Did good on his special food royal canin urinary calm, and then one month to the day November 22, 2023 day before Thanksgiving we were back at the vet and he was blocked again, his urine was dark and full of blood and he was vomiting. We had to make the most horrible decision in our lives, it was either unblock again or put him down. The vet said she had no idea how long it was going to last but based on how the urine looked she did not think it would last long. So we did the humane thing for him but the worst thing for us. I don't understand why the vets don't have a better handle on this diease then they do. I am still mourning, I miss him so much, I cry every day, we buried him with all our other babies but he was so special, as the saying goes the good die youg. We spent about $4,000.00 and would have spent another $4,000.00 if it would have saved his life. My heart aches for everyone that has gone through this condition, maybe they are all playing together. Love you and miss you JACKIE ❤️❤️
Jen
October 30, 2023
Leaving a quick note because I appreciate the sharing of stories in this “club” no one wants to be a part of. My 2 year old cat Ghost blocked for the first time in March of this year. I took him to the emergency vet not thinking it was anything too serious - I didn’t know what blocking was before this - and he ended up having a two day hospital stay to the tune of $4,000 to drain his bladder and recover. I was thrilled to take him home and bought all the special food, only fed him that + a water fountain and bowls in different rooms. After a week he seemed back to his old self and I was so thankful. We had a great six months together until this morning where I could tell he was uncomfortable, out of it and acting the same way he had previously. I took him back to the emergency vet and with no warning, totally normal behavior in the days before, he was sadly blocked again. Obviously another $4,000 would have been a huge financial strain but I would have done it again if I knew it wouldn’t recur. The problem with this condition is that sadly, like many of us experience they do reblock.
I made the difficult but right decision to say goodbye to my sweet Ghost. His life was short but he was so loved and I’m glad he knew nothing but comfort and love during our time together. How sad but serendipitous Ghost left me the day before Halloween. I just got a little ghost cat tattoo so he’ll always be with me, but he’ll be missed dearly. We can only do the best we can with the pets and people we love and show kindness and warmth never knowing how long they’ll be with us. I’m sorry for anyone going through this but know you’re not alone and find comfort in the joy you both brought to each other and that you did all you could to give them the best and longest life and they know it.
Carolyn Goslin
October 10. 2023
Thank you everyone for the comments. They helped my husband and I get through the loss of our male cat of 6 years, Socks. It helped us to not blame ourselves and let go of the guilt. He was a big, strong, healthy, happy, handsome tuxedo cat with the longest whiskers and milk-mustache. We named him Socks because he had four white feet. He was also a very loving lapcat and bed-partner. He was a chatterbox, too, and could be quite demanding. He had blockages a few times over the last 3 years. Twice we took him to the vet. They gave him an antibiotic shot and painkiller. They wanted to do more tests like x-rays, but we didn't have the money. We didn't understand how bad this disease is, but even if we did, we didn't have the money for the catheters or surgery, and we would not want him to go through that. He finally had a major blockage that slowly weakened him over two days. He hid from us in the woods the day before and had poor muscle control. The morning of his death he was laying in the kitchen and could not stand. As we were administering some HomeoPet UTI medicine he become stressed and cried out and gave up the ghost. He died in our arms 9 Oct 2023 as we rushed him to the vet. Thank God he is not in any more pain. We will see you on the other side, Socks. We brought him home and buried him, wrapped in a blanket with his flea collar beside him. Our prayers go out to everyone dealing with this condition with a cat that they love dearly. We also feel sorry for the vets who have to constantly see cats taken from us in the prime of their life. We love you Socksy-Boxxy. RIP.
Sara
October 9, 2023
I've just lost my boy, Dante, on his 5th birthday. I'm absolutely heartbroken. It all happened so quickly. The vet did his best to 'flush' him out while sedated but the next morning he was blocked again and the dearest doc' said this would keep happening and explained the operation he could have, but without any guarantees. He also explained the pain. I did not want my boy to be in any pain. I miss him so very much, he was a rescue and very feral but would give me lots of love on his terms. I feel absolutely awful for not realising sooner. Heartbroken.
Sergei
October 8, 2023
So much heartbreak in this thread. We are still fighting. My 17 month Scottish Fold had an UO episode. Cath, day at hospital. $2k bill. The usual Day later he UO again. 2k estimate paid and then a call from vet. They can't push the cath in. We pulled some miracles and found a surgeon at 5pm on Sunday. UR went ok. There was still something at bladder. $3k more. He went through 4 more episodes of blockages since the surgery. But, I guess, with modifications on the anatomy, he passed all plugs on his own. He never cried. Never made a sound. Typical Scott.
Wish us luck.
Mina's Mom
October 8, 2023
I just lost my cat to this disease not a week long ago. Looking back, i realized there were signs that he is not healthy anymore. What hurts me is he passed without anyone by his side. Btw, we live 4 hrs away from where vet clinics are located. He was urinating blood, but we can't go to a vet because it was weekend and they open on Monday. Truthfully there are a lot of regrets. He is my buddy and he always cared for me and my husband. He still got a lot of love to give but his little body gave up on him. I hope there would be more research on this disease in the future. I also pray there would be no more fur parent who would go through this kind of pain of losing a cat in this disease. Rest easy my love, we hope to hear your quirky voice again.
Greg
September 30, 2023
Same happened with my 7 year old cat Mickey, all four of the symptoms listed here, but not identified as this disease by the vet, just said he unknown. Unable to pee, catheterized for $755 on September 2, then on September same, could see he was shutting down. The vet kept proposing treatments until I challenged him and said, "Is this a chronic condition?" At the point, he said yes, and I knew I needed to put him out of his pain. So heartbreaking, but it would optimal if vets would volunteer up front that this is, for the most part, a disease with poor response to any treatments and prognosis instead of offering expensive options knowing that they will likely fail and end in euthanasia.
On Behalf of My Beloved Bijou
September 27, 2023
I lost my soulmate Bijou on September 5th 2022. He was initially saved in the ER, but kept blocking up. He had to have emergency bladder surgery because he had a very big stone. They kept going in and they couldn’t get them unblocked, so I feel like that messed up his system and he just never peed the same after. After he blocked up the third time in about 3 months, I was really worried. It was on the fourth time I called the vet and she recommended I put him down. She said that he’s in a lot of pain and that it’s going to keep happening. She said it wasn’t fair to him. I had a wonderful 11 years with him. I’m still dealing with the pain over a year later he was more than just a cat, he was my best friend and soulmate. I wish that I found this article sooner and I was educated on this. I’m glad that you wrote this article because it’s going to help so many people have awareness of this problem. I always thought dry food was better because I thought wet food was like a treat and more fattening, but come to find out it’s the opposite. So thank you for writing this! I’m sorry to everyone on here that lost their best friend.
Dan
6/20/23
We recently lost our cat Tigger to this disease.
Last Wednesday we rushed him to the vet due to him being lethargic, making a howling sort of noise, and not eating. He was diagnosed with blocked bladder and was in over the day and night to unblock and flush his bladder.
He was released later the following day (Thursday) and appeared to be in better spirits, eating, and drinking a bit again. Later in that evening we noticed he was really straining to pee again, and starting to become reclusive. We kept him in overnight as advised by the vet and found he had bled on the floor and curtains. We rushed him back to the vet again in the morning (Friday) to find his bladder was blocked, and as the vet said "it is solid". They advised we put him to sleep. Tigger had only just turned 6, and until last Wednesday he appeared to be a normal healthy cat.
Is this something he was suffering for a while without us realising, or does it just come on suddenly like that? Could Tigger have really relapsed that quickly if the Vet had cleared the bladder out properly? Could he have lived if he stayed in longer than 1 day and 1 night?
Tessa
6/12/23
Came downstairs a week ago today to my cat screaming, in a box near vomit, almost foaming at the mouth. I called the vet, they got him in, got him unblocked. He ripped his Cath out 8 hours later & it’s been a week as I said, no reblock as of now. Hoping for the best. He did get constipated from all the pain meds so that was a whole another situation.
I’m about 10k deep right now. If he reblocks, I will have to make that decision for his life. Not because he’s not worth it but because this will be a lifelong thing that will not only drain me financially but his body as a whole. Hoping he pulls through, I never want to have to make that decision😥
Elizabeth
5/15/23
I wonder why the veterinarians my sweet Oliver had seen never mentioned PU surgery? I would have made sure he had this surgery. I lost Ollie in November. We moved to Ecuador last year and the only somewhat reputable veterinary practice was only open until noon. When I realized how sick Ollie was it was later in the day. I had to wait until the following day for this veterinarian's office to open. He was given anesthesia and a catheter was used. An hour after this procedure he had a heart attack and died. I wish at the very least I could have been with him. I am guilt ridden, having panic attacks, and just lost.
Fern
4/29/23
I lost my best friend Spider-Man 2 days ago to this horrible nightmare illness after 10 days of 2 rounds of catheter procedures and hospitalizations. I ended up spending $3200 over the week and a half. He reblocked for a third time and I just couldn't put him through all of it again. The money was questionable also, but even more than that he just hated the hospitals and the catheters and he wasn't himself anymore.
He was only almost 2 and was the funniest, sweetest, silliest boy. He was a tuxedo cat with a funny little black beard. He was double jointed and loved to stretch his front arm out completely flat to put his paw on my chest or my shoe. He was put to sleep in my back yard surrounded by his dog brothers and lots of flowers and sunshine. He went peacefully so I know he was in pain and it was the right decision. He's buried in my backyard now so I can at least sit by his gravesite and remember him <3
Susan
4/27/23
I just lost my 5 year old baby to this yesterday , I noticed him hiding and meowing in distress he wouldn’t let the other cats come around him and he was very agitated. I took him to the vet where they noticed his bladder was swollen and they let me know they could treat him by using a catheter and a few days on IV fluids , 1000 to 1500 for this I agreed to do it and left him there for them to start right away they called me about a hour later and said he did fine and they drained the urine but when they woke him up out of sedation he stood up and just died. I’m not sure what to think but maybe it’s the lord knowing this would just happen over and over and he was saving us from the sickness and pain. That’s what I’m hoping anyways because he was the best cat I’ve ever had and I miss him so much. I hate this is something that happens out of the blue and nobody is prepared for. I just thought he had ate something bad and was sick never did I think I would be leaving the vets office and never see him again . I’m so upset
Kimberly
4/5/23
I am so grateful to have found this article and all the sad, heartfelt comments. My boy, Powder aka Big Boo, is in the hospital now with this disease. I am so not ready to lose him. I drove across 3 states to rescue this baby twelve years ago, because I instantly fell in love with his face, and the look in his eyes conveyed such a deep soul. I can't fathom life without him, but I am mentally preparing myself to let him go sooner than I ever imagined.
To all of you, I am so sorry for your losses. I feel all of your comments so deeply today, as I prepare to leave work and go visit my boy on my way home.
His catheter is in right now, but I fear it will only be a matter of days before he blocks up again. We've been fighting this for two weeks now. Back and forth, from home to the vet. I am so grateful for my vet Dr. Sims, and all his efforts, as well as the way he's welcomed me into their office as a concerned mom.
I wanted to give a special hello to Jenny's husband, who posted on July 13, 2022, reminding us that it takes a lot of courage to accept a thing you cannot change, and we are literally buying time with this horrible disease.
So be gentle with yourself for doing the best you could for your cat. Under these circumstances, it seems to never be enough. I'm trying to find peace in the fact that I have no control over his condition, and that I'm giving him the best chance possible to recover. How long this will last, I do not know. But for now, I cherish every moment with him. I will always love you my Pow Wow. Our souls are connected forever.
CD
3/16/23
Out 6.5 year old boy is going through this. He adopted us, was our neighbor’s cat & was very attached to us, always staying at our yard. when moving they asked us if we can keep him, and we agreed. He has ckd, perhaps had it for long time. In December he developed abscess & had to take him to emergency vet. There they noted he was constipated & was losing control on bladder. During enema process, he got stroke & lost control on back legs & tail. Stayed in ER for week, came home , initially we had to help him express. But he started feeling better, recovering well. Leg movement came back completely. Started using litterbox a few times. Again past week onwards, has been losing control on bladder & poop.
Soils his mats (we have him in spare room complete covered with training pads) He does go out in backyard & likes to sit outside in sun. Play in grass.But does comeback inside soon.We just don’t know what to do, he doesn’t like when he soils mats & does look sad. His appetite is definately low. And he is not fully happy or fine. He may be not feeling good & can see he is sad being inside.
Vets don’t help, my husband thinks we will have to let him go then giving him this confined life. But my teen & I don’t have heart for that,,, he is normal but not all ok. Ailing. Just don’t know what to do.
Four Fur Baby Mama
3/10/23
My sister's cat had blockage for 2days and did little to no urinating and was bleeding. After some online research I found 2 all natural methods. 1. 1/4-1/2tsp of Bragg's raw unfiltered Apple Cider Vinegar diluted with water or mix with wet food. Within 1 hour he passed the stone and after just 2 doses, it dissolved all his crystals. I had also sent her Homeopet for UTI+ and I believe the combination of both saved his life bcuz he went from drips to blood and then a few drips, crying out in pain and after treating him, peeing more and eventually normally again. (She accidently gave him a whole teaspoon of apple cider vinegar on the 2nd dose that probably helped dissolve them faster) but he was fine and did not get sick from it. My sister is disabled and in a wheelchair and Joey (JoJo) is her world but could not afford a vet visit. But she luckily found one that picked him up and took him to the vet. The ultrasound showed he had zero stones/crystals left, no more blockage and just a mild UTI. Since then, he's been doing great!! The Vet doesn't tell you that you need to put your cat on an all wet food diet!!! That's imperative with a cat who develops crystals or has a narrow urethra. I hope this helps someone in this situation that either can't afford a vet or can't reach one til it's too late😢. I am so sorry for everyone's loss and just look online for home remedy and you will be amazed at what they can do!!
Michelle
2/25/23
My 6 yr old cat, Murphy, was seen 2 weeks ago for a blockage. I thought he was constipated but found out it was "crystals." The vet put a catheter in & gave him antibiotics & fluids for 5 days. Once home he appeared to improve for a few days. He was not interested in the new prescription kibble & has since slowly gone downhill. He now just dribbles urine all the time. He won't eat anything & only laps a small amount of water. He is very weakened & mostly sleeps. I can see him fading away very slowly. I'm not sure what else to do for him. The cost of the vet stay was already a strain on my finances, so more treatment isn't an option. This is just so sad to watch knowing that he is suffering.
Allie
2/16/23
I'm heartbroken. This just happened to us with our sweet Oliver. I've had him and his sister since birth literally got to see them be born and had 8 almost 9 wonderful years with him. I had never heard of this until the day it happened. Over the weekend he was his normal loveable self I even heard and seen him pee on Friday and then on Monday noticed he had thrown up which honestly isn't abnormal for him he'll eat super fast and then get sick so thought that's all it was. I came home from school and he had hidden in the basement was shivering and breathing through his mouth. Immediately googled it and everything that came up was saying he might have a cold. I took him into the bathroom and steamed it up he stopped shivering stopped the mouth breathing so I thought yeah he just has a cold and made a vet appointment for Wednesday. Well Tuesday Feb 14, 2023 I was at work and my fiance called and said he's getting worse so I rushed home and we took him in and they couldn't even get his temperature on the thermometer. The vet rushed in said it was a urinary block and we needed to unblock him. I hugged him told him I loved him and kissed his forehead and she took him back 30 minutes later she came back in and said his heart stopped. I didn't even get to say goodbye is the hardest part and now I'm just kicking myself why didn't I take him in sooner. Seeing these other stories has helped knowing I'm not alone knowing other people have gone through this too. You do everything you think is right and sometimes you're just too late. I hope this story helps someone else. If your boy is acting the least bit funny don't hesitate take him in.
Love and virtual hugs to everyone else here who lost their precious baby.
Belinda
1/15/23
This relates to my mum's cat, two and a half years old, semi feral house cat (shared with his sister). He blocked 30 September 2022. After a night in hospital was discharged with anti-inflammatory. He would never eat wet food but we tried and tried to no avail. We switched to a urinary stress dry diet (Hill)s, put water bowls all over house and bought a water fountain. Tried to reduce stress as much as possible but he has always been an anxious nervous cat and scared of his own shadow. Fast forward to mid January 2023 and he blocked again, although seemed worse this time, signs were subtle until he lay on his side totally lethargic. Rushed to emergency vet.
Blocked again. Pottasium and calcium levels and electrolytes all over the place and pulse very weak. Tragically he was not going to recover and had to be put to sleep. It is so heartbreaking.
Sad Mommy and Daddy
1/11/23
Thank you to all of you for your stories. We now know we are not alone as we have felt so heartbroken and lonely. Dumpster David Stanley was found in a dumpster 2 1/2 years ago. Our neighbor got him out and started feeding him...I drove by one day and this little guy darted out in front of my car so I pulled over and spoke to the neighbor..after a week my fiance and I decided to take him home and out of the hot Florida heat...the best decision of our lives...This little guy brought us so much happiness, he took away the stress of the day...we found ourselves leaving gatherings early just to get home to his precious face. He was an indoor cat, had his shots and was neutered. Fresh water, good food and toys to the sky....Last Wednesday a week ago as we prepared to go spread my Aunties ashes I noticed him in the corner squatting..when I went to move him he cried out and there was a pink drop on the floor..The next 5 days of our life were filled with no sleep, no work and tears. After 3 visits to the ER, flushing, meds, flushing, shots our only option with no guarantees was surgery to the tune of $8,500 after what we have already spent. I went into full blown panic at 1:00am and applied for care credit, loans you name it...then the vet tech came in and looked at us ...she shut the door and said off the record most likely this wouldn't even work...we will be more in debt with no Dave. We put him down...every ounce of me hurt, nothing is the same..everything we loved about our day is gone...This is the most unfair, horrible diagnosis ..it happens so fast, you panice, spend money you don't have and loose in the end...he was such a good boy with so much life to live and so many memories to make with us...We haven't found peace with this yet but this website is a start..I wish you all peace and healed hearts because this is the worst pain I can ever remember in my 52 years on this earth..God Bless you all
Mike and Michaele
1/10/23
We are la laying in our bed 48 hours after putting our baby boy down staring at the ceiling just crying.. we can eat we barely can get up and get dressed and go to work felt like we were going crazy until I came to this website.
Three visits to the ER in 4 days and the only option was another $3,800 visit and if that didn't work an $8,000 surgery well the entire time he's still in pain and there's no guarantees... Actually they more or less told us that even after the surgery and he may not survive... Had to make the most selfless painful decision just like the rest of you... Everything so different everything feels so empty this pain is their morning noon and I even when we're sleeping... Such an unfair difficult disease with no definite answers..it was a loosing battle..I'm so sorry to all of you, your not alone ...hope we all find some peace eventually...Saying goodbye us the most difficult thing but the most selfless as well ...God Bless
Maureen
12/29/22
We lost our sweet boy to this today, three days ago he was running around like a lunatic, playing in the Christmas tree, cuddling like no tomorrow. Yesterday afternoon he was walking around meowing but no other signs or aymptoms. This afternoon I took him to the vet… $2000 (we are in Canada) to put him on an IV for 24 hours to try and flush everything out with no guarantee it wouldn’t happen again.. we made the tough decision to put our boy to sleep. Kids are devastated,,, why does it have to cost so much :(
My heart hurts for you all. He was only 4… it wasn’t his time.
Peter
12/28/22
Our Samantha was a rescue and kibbles monster we found in 2008 in 2016 we come home to find her in and out of box trying to pee all the time looking up at us like please help me we ran her to emergency vet that removed urine via cyntesis but was unable to express the blockage so then we head to an emergency hospital the opposite direction where she was so tiny they couldn’t cath her so we get a call at midnight saying they tryed again to cath her but could not and where going to highly medicate her and try again to express her bladder the the phone rings half hour later and scared to answer told us they where able to clear the bladder obstruction well the relief is hard to explain but understood I’m sure by all what I learned is mundane homes environments or chaotic households can’t set these bladders off first off the most important is wet food grain free these dry foods don’t provide enough moisture to keep the pipes running plus grain free our cat has struvite crystals urine ph of 7 ideal is 6 to 6.5 to low oxalate crystals form which is a different story so yes put out water bowls but they do not drink like dogs do or humans for that matter we transitioned from kibbles with ur dry and forti flora with a splash of water swirled around bowl hope this helps and everyone on her certainly couldn’t have known or not cared otherwise you wouldn’t have commented on this forum hope this sheds some light from my experience
Marilyn
12/8/22
I lost my 7 yr-old cat Toby this year. He was blocked and labs were extremely elevated. The Vets recommended PU surgery. I had never heard of this, but agreed to it anyway. My Toby was left unattended during recovery and passed away. I'm adding this comment as I would never recommend PU surgery. I saw what he went through and how barbaric this surgery is. Never never again. This surgery should be banned. It's cruel and heinous. I regret ever agreeing to such a horrendous procedure.
Rachelle
December 6, 2022
I sadly had to put my cat down last Friday because of another blockage, he had surgery for a blockage 5 months and come good and then last Thursday he was blocked again, he had surgery and then the next day the vet told me he needed surgery again because he was blocked again and that he would have to go to the sunshine coast for weekend care. It would of cost me a fortune and vet also said it would possibly happen again. I had to make to most hardest decision of my life and sadly got him put down. I regret doing that now, I wish I had of given him 1 more chance :-(
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