Any chance of finding another vet???
Re chemo: That is what the experts wanted to do to the Royal Princess
Kitty Katt for cancer. I talked to her regular vets and we decided
that the chemo would take an awful toll on Kitty, making her
miserable. We opted to do nothing. This is what I chose based on her
personality and the very honest information I got from my vets at
Middletown Animal Clinic. Sometimes you need to get an objective
opinion and information about a lot of things. You can't afford it.
Do not feel bad about that. This may be a kindness.
Do you have access to a homeopathic vet? I have a wonderful one who
has treated six of my wonderful guys and girls for various things.
Just an idea.
On May 2, 2010, at 5:17 PM, kia wrote:
Hi all,
Jenny,
Thanks for the info on the vitamins. Can I get the vitamin C and
add it to her food as well? This vet only offered me two
suggestions. The meds I mentioned and chemo. No way could I afford
chemo treatments unfortunately. If I could give Kia something
natural while not being expensive I would definitely try. I don't
know if the vet would be open to IV vitamin C or not. Would have to
ask. Please let me know about dosages for those vitamins. Kia is
only about 6.7 lbs now.
I agree that most researchers aren't interested in curing animals
of their diseases. Guess there isn't enough money in it for them.
Thanks again for the help.
janet
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