He's having a mass removed.
Cosmo update.... He's doing fine. The mass was removed and the vet doesn't think it even needs to be biopsied. I'm a happy mom.
However.. Mr. Man has been quite the little actor. He's playing me big time, lol. While I know he's in a bit of discomfort and that he may be a little queasy, he's acting like he's on death's door with the whining. But he can eat treats just fine....
![:\](/i/s/hmm.gif "Hmm :\")
@ajadbe, Props to you! There's a special relationship that one can have with a cat... they choose you and when they do, you can't help but feel blessed!@DDave - do you know if both photos are the same kitten...I hope?
Edit: It must be, or there'd have been no point to posting them.
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2nd edit to add pictures of the two cats we lost most recently. I don't have the emotional resources to adopt again (we had and loved cats for over 25 years), but sure do miss them.
This is Ernie. He died of intestinal lymphoma in September, 2012, at age 11.
This is Bubbles. She died in December, 2013, at age 18½. For 9 of those years, she was diabetic so if you ever have a cat diagnosed with diabetes, it's worth treating.
Our cats were all rescues, too. I believe that responsible folks spay or neuter. There just aren't enough homes.
