The day has come
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My lads cat, been with us through some tough times & did my lad right.
Strongly bonded to our other cat.
He’s about 14 (rescue cat) & has a crap time of it this year, cost about £2.5k at the Vets in recent months (thankfully insured).
Tomorrows visit will be his last, his time has come.
He’s asleep in my lap now, as normal for a winters evening.
A gentler, more loving cat will never come along, life will never be the same again.

Strongly bonded to our other cat.
He’s about 14 (rescue cat) & has a crap time of it this year, cost about £2.5k at the Vets in recent months (thankfully insured).
Tomorrows visit will be his last, his time has come.
He’s asleep in my lap now, as normal for a winters evening.
A gentler, more loving cat will never come along, life will never be the same again.
We're in a similar situation, our cat is 10, diagnosed with cancer about 2.5 years ago and given 3 months. No insurance in place (long story, we thought we were covered, turned out they never sent out a reminder so we missed it). Much money spent but ultimately would have required 2 separate ops and much discomfort to give her an extra 6 months, so we made the tough decision to see what happened with it. She has lasted very well and has been happy and had a good life, but she is starting to eat less now, and while still happy and with a good coat she has lost a fair bit of weight recently, and the size of the tumour is now rather large. I suspect we only have weeks at best, It staggers me how the vet can have got the life expectancy so wrong - I know it's not a precise art form, but to survive more than 2 years beyond the best guess with no treatment when you are a small animal with a relatively short lifespan... Having also just lost my mum (to cancer amongst other things) the timing is impeccable!
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