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Charlie - Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy & CRF
- Update: February 09 - 14 yrs. Kidney Function normal. Heart Ultrasound - no significant change.
- Update: September 07 - 12 yrs. After having discovered Charlie also had hypertrophic cardiomyopathy 6 months ago, at cardio specialist Stephen Collins of Southern Counties Vet Specialists in Ringwood, Charlie's check-up showed a good improvement with no heart murmur evident and a slight reduction in the thickened heart wall.
- Update: Jan 06 -11 yrs. Bloods all now within normal parameters except Creatinine which is still just above normal.
- Charlie was diagnosed with Chronic Renal Failure (CRF) in July 2005 - In the first month of treatment his creatinine levels dropped by
over 100 bringing him to just outside the normal level. He was 10. There is hope - for all those cat owners having recently had a loved
one diagnosed with CRF.
Dippy guarding our Wood Store.
It took me hours to cut this... |
Daps and pod playing |
And Pod just loves to look cute. |
Aggy - 'Yes I know I'm pretty!' |
Pod. "No one can see me" |
Now they can! |
Charlie's lovely fangs.
"I've only got one now mum" |
Ha! |
I've lost countless teeth like this!...Charlie.
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Bliss for Pod
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Much Loved and Departed Friends |
1991- 26 February 2010 (19yrs)
Very pretty girl, not a rocket scientist.
You lived a long, happy life.
Rest In Peace Tasha.
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Bimbo (left), my first cat 1982 - 1997 (15yrs)
Rusty (middle) and Shubie (right)
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Loved Curry and KFC.
BC 1987 - 1997 (10yrs)
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Much loved and departed, Rusty.
The most heroic cat I've met.
1982 - 23 February 1997
(14yrs)
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