AlienCraft
Lifer
Slowly slipping away....Binky Our poor old buddy. He was just a kitten when Barbara moved in here 15 years ago. He and several litter mates lived under the house and he is the last of the three that weren't just feral beyond recovery.
He used to weigh 17+ lbs (most of it fur 😀) and over the last month has lost ~ 10 lbs (and a bit of fur) We had an MRI (no tumors) and blood work up, (no infections) but he's not his usual self. We think theToxoplasmosis is catching up with him.
Binky has been hanging out on my bed, sleeping and eating (very little). Sometimes when he wakes up, he has this look like he doesn't know where he is for a minute.
So far he has shown any other signs of distress or pain, he's still going to the bathroom, always important btw, so, we're just taking it one day at a time.
The vet is already on standby, so it's that waiting time now.
***********Update*************
Today we put Binky cat to sleep. His illness had finally taken over and it was time.
's for good kitties. There aren't enough for that old boy.
Despite having to share his house with all the other dogs and cats he never ever got hissy with any of the others, even if they were being ill.
His fur was like a reverse Polar Bear, Black on top with this wierd white layer beneath.
Sometimes all you could see of him was his whiskers if he was in a shadow.
When I first moved in here, he was the first cat to greet me and wasn't shy about hitting me up for snacks late at night.
Rest In Peace Binky.
🙁
He used to weigh 17+ lbs (most of it fur 😀) and over the last month has lost ~ 10 lbs (and a bit of fur) We had an MRI (no tumors) and blood work up, (no infections) but he's not his usual self. We think theToxoplasmosis is catching up with him.
Binky has been hanging out on my bed, sleeping and eating (very little). Sometimes when he wakes up, he has this look like he doesn't know where he is for a minute.
So far he has shown any other signs of distress or pain, he's still going to the bathroom, always important btw, so, we're just taking it one day at a time.
The vet is already on standby, so it's that waiting time now.
***********Update*************
Today we put Binky cat to sleep. His illness had finally taken over and it was time.
Despite having to share his house with all the other dogs and cats he never ever got hissy with any of the others, even if they were being ill.
His fur was like a reverse Polar Bear, Black on top with this wierd white layer beneath.
Sometimes all you could see of him was his whiskers if he was in a shadow.
When I first moved in here, he was the first cat to greet me and wasn't shy about hitting me up for snacks late at night.
Rest In Peace Binky.
🙁