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cat has popping sound coming from one ear....constantly itching both ears



 
 
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Old June 28th 06, 01:15 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behav
Niel Humphreys
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Default cat has popping sound coming from one ear....constantly itching both ears

"SD" wrote in message
news:B2uog.4078$PO.2258@dukeread03...
The vet did say the cat had a polyp or small growth there. He said I
could go to a specialist to have it lasered out but that the cat was too
old 11 to try to put her to sleep for the operation. I tried to look on
the internet as to who does laser but couldn't find how to do it.



What a strange vet, I wouldn't think an 11 year old cat is too old for a
general at all. This year I had my Q (15YO) put under to have dental work
done and Worf (14) sedated for an ECG. Neither had any problems of after
effects.
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Niel H


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Old June 28th 06, 07:58 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behav
Buddy
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Default cat has popping sound coming from one ear....constantly itching both ears

I agree with Neil. 11 is not too old. I had a 16 year old cat put
under for dental work. Go to another vet.


Niel Humphreys wrote:
"SD" wrote in message
news:B2uog.4078$PO.2258@dukeread03...
The vet did say the cat had a polyp or small growth there. He said I
could go to a specialist to have it lasered out but that the cat was too
old 11 to try to put her to sleep for the operation. I tried to look on
the internet as to who does laser but couldn't find how to do it.



What a strange vet, I wouldn't think an 11 year old cat is too old for a
general at all. This year I had my Q (15YO) put under to have dental work
done and Worf (14) sedated for an ECG. Neither had any problems of after
effects.
--

Niel H


 




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