Actually, the "owner" indicated that it was her choice because she herself has had kidney stones and knows how much they hurt. She was new to that vet, as she just moved (like 10 miles from her former place). From what she said, she was just adamant about it, thinking she was doing the right thing. I mentioned to her that bladder stones were different than kidney stones, but she just said she didn't want her to hurt.
I think she was trying to do the right thing, without listening to others. She's just getting over her mothers death, and seems to be depressed. I think it was a bad decision for good hearted reasons. Sigh again. Gloria Wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote : > Gloria, > > I'm sorry to hear about Chrissy. Do you think the vet > recommended euthanasia for a bladder stone? Doesn't > make sense. > > > Wendy > > --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: > > > Belinda would you add one of my former fosters (not > > FELV) to the Bridge > > list? Name was Chrissy, owner renamed to Prissy. > > She was a pretty little > > exotic type kitty, silver gray with stripes and huge > > eyes, adopted out this > > past May.. Her owner found out that she had a large > > bladder stone, and had > > her euthanized, sigh. > > > > Gloria > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com
