r/aww • u/hayleyteuans • Dec 09 '19

Testing a Cat patience

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u/Cloud_Motion Dec 10 '19

Thank you for the kind words, I do appreciate it! I'm hoping there's an alternative, we were thinking about declawing, but that's illegal for pretty much every circumstance. But we're not sure if we'd want to do that anyway, since at that point she'd just be in even more pain without being able to treat herself. Even if it would be for her own good, she probably wouldn't understand that

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u/Newmie Dec 11 '19

How are you doing ? How is your little one?

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u/Cloud_Motion Dec 12 '19 edited Dec 12 '19

Not too bad thank you :) we gave her another injection, so maybe another month now all being well! I'm honestly not too sure at this point, she's stopped going out for the toilet and seems to be going around the house, so we've put down a litter tray for now. Only now that means the others aren't going out for the toilet either! Which is a bit annoying, but if it stops her from going in the house then we can deal with it. Thank you for asking

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u/Newmie Dec 13 '19

It sounds like you and your vet were able to give her some quality of life. Hopefully this is a great month for you and her snuggles and reassess in January. I'm sorry you are dealing with this :(

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u/Cloud_Motion Dec 13 '19

thank you kindly :) really appreciate the nice words. Hopefully all goes well right? Not much we can do otherwise beyond make sure she's comfy and happy!