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buy another.Oh boy. A child going through his angsty, rebellious phase. Aren't you edgy and unique for lacking empathy.
Aww.One of my cats, EashaVe, died on August 1st, 2010. She died of a rare and exhausting cancer. I spent over 5 grand ensuring she could live a prolonged, and quality-filled life. I didn't want her to suffer, but I wanted her to live out her life as long as possible (she was about 9 when this happened). Eventually, the flueds hit her lungs and she couldn't breath well, so we called out someone to uethanize her.
I cried when our cat died in August 2011. Had the lil' guy for about 11 years and he wasn't a baby when we got him.
His urinary track got backed up and his kidneys also failed, among other complications as a result; something to do with his blood went bad, I forget what exactly. Shockingly bad levels of toxins or something?
Went through surgery to release the urine, but was too far gone. We had the option to do a second lot of surgery but we were told that afterwards he would almost certainly end up in intensive care where he would be kept alive until later dying. We were given that option if we wanted time to say goodbye. Chose to avoid the trauma of that for the better of the cat and the family.
It really sucks when you lose a childhood pet. When you have a cat that bums around for a year or two and annoys you, maybe not so much. Either way it sucks.
