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Spicey's pancreatitis
Spicey has continued to go downhill despite yesterday's treatments with
anti-neasea, fluids, and antibiotics. So today, I gave her over to TED for and IV and continued intensive treatment. She's scheduled to remain at the hospital for the next two or three days, and she'll get x-rays and ultrasound as well. She apparently has chronic pancreatitis, an issue that I'd taken her to the vet before to check for cancer - but cytology was inconclusive. They'll give me daily or twice daily updates on her progress. I'm filled with regret that in these last days, she's been hiding in the a cold tiled corner or poked and prodded at the vet. Just last week, I woke up to find her meatloafing on my chest for the first time, purring and patting my nose occasionally. I saw her dash up to Buster and start chewing on his throat, while he tolerantly turned his cheek like he was putting up with a kiss from his aunt. I just have a fear that I won't see her again. |
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