I spoke to cheezburgers previous vet yesterday and he told me that cheezy had been current on all shots and had in fact recently had his yearly set done. They did all the bloodwork he could think of and still have no idea what happened. I did get his records transferred to my name so that my vet has access. Cheezy is going along with one of my other cats to see Dr. Rob tomorrow. Hopefully they can give me some more answers.



Does anyone know if cats can have arteriovenous malformation? Could cheezy have had some sort of reaction to his vaccines?



Now that it seems like he is going to recover, I need to start trying to find him a permanent home. Does anyone have any ideas? I have tried calling the local rescue groups, but they either never return my calls, or just pass me along to another group. Mostly I hear that he is too old, and since he is a "special needs" cat he will be too hard to find a home for. I cannot keep him. We already have 5 kitties and one more moving in at the end of May with a new roommate. (also my boyfriend has explicitly said we can have no more cats). Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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• stroke/high fever = disease? - sleepofapples, Sat Jan 5 22:15:29 2008
• RE: stroke/high fever = disease? - PHKitkat, Tue Jan 8 15:17:46 2008
• how to find him a home? - sleepofapples, Thu Jan 10 12:01:15 2008
• RE: how to find him a home? - sleepofapples, Sat Jan 12 10:37:38 2008