China 1994-2007

November 20, 2007 D. H. McKee

My poor little cat never recovered from her pancreatitis. She died at the vet’s last night, around 11:00pm. They were just about to perform exploratory surgery to try to figure out why she wasn’t recovering, but she didn’t last the night.
The vet’s going to do an autopsy to figure out where it all went wrong. China recovered for a day, relapsed, then held stable for the rest of the week.
We’re trying to figure out if we want to get another cat right away, or to wait for a couple of months. Athena’s pretty much caught on that China’s gone for good.

4 Responses to “China 1994-2007”

Dr. Matt
17 years ago

Sadness! Condolences.
Janneke
17 years ago

I’m so sorry about China! I lost my cat recently too, so if you want to talk, feel free to e-mail me.
I’m very sorry about your cat.
Tom
17 years ago

Brings back sad memories of when my cat “Princess” passed a few years back–condolences.
Lederfrau
17 years ago

I was so sad when my cat passed away. Our thoughts are with you both.

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