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my cat has one eye
by: christine on Tue, May 22 2007
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her name is abby. when i was 14 she had something wrong with her eye. the vet looked at her once she was just a kitten and they sayed to put her down. i cryed my mom and i left. we went to a different vet and he put her on meds and drops for her eye. but one day i was playing at a friend and my mom and mema came over crying telling me to get in the car, abby’s eye had burst. I freaked out and cryed. we took her to the animal hospital, that night they took her eye and sewed the hole. she currently had problems with the one she had left so they replaced it with a false eye. with only one eye that isnt real she is still beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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May 2007

  • Feline Urinary Blockage/Bladder Stones/Kidney Stones - by Christine - (Tue, May 22 2007)
    Our thirteen-year old black-and-white male longhair was obviously not feeling well last Saturday. He hadn’t eaten and seemed lethargic. [more..]
  • my cat has one eye - by christine - (Tue, May 22 2007)
    her name is abby. when i was 14 she had something wrong with her eye. the vet looked at her once she was just a kitten and they sayed to put her down. [more..]
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