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I guess the real question should be: Does the
younger vet not want to do the exploratory because he does not want to put your
cat through any painful procedures and he really CARES about his final days
being in comfort; OR, does he not want to do it because he has made up his mind
and doesn't feel like going through the extra trouble when he is sure he has the
answer (IE: being cocky)?
That's what I would ask him, actually. His
reaction should tell you a lot about his personality.
Jenn http://ucat.us http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html Adopt a FIV+ cat: http://jenn.rescuegroup.org/FELV/FIV/ Adopt a FELV+ cat: http://ucat.us/FELVadopt.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The problem with the exploratory is that two vets are working on his case;
my older vet is sure that an exploratory is the way to go (and he actually did
save Roylene's life by doing one many years ago) but the younger one thinks all
the evidence for FIP is mounting and that an exploratory won't tell us
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