Cat abdomen, with foreign body. According to further accounts from the owner, the cat ate a twist-tie. One large chunk of change later, the cat seems to be recovering well.
I've seen a few foreign bodies in both cats and dogs (dogs more often) -- at the current practice, people tend to blanch and then try to find another vet because the same procedure is likely to cost $1600-2000. Joys of living in Mountain View.
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Date: 2007-09-19 04:03 am (UTC)I've seen a few foreign bodies in both cats and dogs (dogs more often) -- at the current practice, people tend to blanch and then try to find another vet because the same procedure is likely to cost $1600-2000. Joys of living in Mountain View.
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Date: 2007-09-19 07:06 am (UTC)