For cats I typically prefer the 1-.22 treatment

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May 11, 2024
9:36:16am

dryflyelk All-American

For cats I typically prefer the 1-.22 treatment

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dryflyelk

Bio page: dryflyelk
Joined: Aug 12, 2003
Last login: May 23, 2024
Total posts: 9,295 (1,462 FO)

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Time

Anyone ever done I-131 treatment for a cat with hyperthyroidism?

SuperTank

May 11, 7:58am

I can't imagine spending money on a 15 year old cat for treatment.

RexIdaCoug

May 11, 8:28am

I get frustrated every time we spend money on food for our cat

Carnac

May 11, 8:33am

My 21 y.o.daughter was about to max out her cc for tests for her 12 year old cat

1manwolfpack

May 11, 8:58am

Have you tried chiropractic adjustment?

May 11, 8:41am

Had to look it up to be sure but that was done on the cat I had growing up.

VACOUGFAN

May 11, 8:51am

if this was about a dog, id feel bad

May 11, 8:51am

Have you considered the Noem-treatment?

May 11, 9:09am

No

SuperTank

May 11, 9:14am

How much is it? I'm a crazy cat lady so I'd probably dish, but how much?

TRUE_BLUE_COUGY

May 11, 9:14am

$1500-$2K looks like but not entirely sure

SuperTank

May 11, 9:15am

For cats I typically prefer the 1-.22 treatment

dryflyelk

May 11, 9:36am

Oh sad

TRUE_BLUE_COUGY

May 11, 9:44am

I was just gonna say the .22 treatment is a lot cheaper

crimedog

May 11, 10:18am

Hack!!

May 11, 11:47am

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