No Longer a Widebody for Wednesday
Today we present our oldest cousin Chelsea, who is 14. Last year we featured her as an example for Widebody Wednesdays.
Unfortunately, Chelsea was diagnosed with kidney disease a couple of months ago. As soon as Mom saw her, she knew without anyone telling her. Chelsea's eyes told the story, and her weightloss was apparent. It's fortunate that she had a few extra pounds on her. Her appetite is poor, but she's hanging in there, and her family is trying to feed her only the best of canned food. We wish her the best.
For the lady of our friends; Grr, Midnight, and Cocoa; we present another photo of floofy Sophie, Chelsea's much younger sister.
~J&B
Labels: Chelsea, Grr Midnight Cocoa, Sophie, Widebody Wednesday
posted by Jake and Bathsheba @ 8:03 PM
11 Comments:
Poor Chelsea. That's a difficult diagnosis...my sis Sophie had that when I got here. We wish her peace.
Oh poor Chelsea, that is a hard diagnosis. I'm glad she's doing well but its a shame she doesn't eat more.
Chase
oh no - poor Chelsea! we'll be sending lotsa purrrrrs her way.
our Lady says thank you for the picture of Sophie! she thinks all cats are beautiful and purrfect, but there's just 'something' about Sophie that she really really really likes.
Oah, Chelsea my dear,
I am purring and purrring for her...
Purrs to Chelsea! That is another lovely photo of Sophie!
Oh dear! I hopes Chelsea will go back to becoming a widebody again!
oh we hopes Chelsea is not in too much pain or discomfort. poor baby girl. comfort purrs for her ~The Fluffy Tribe
Oh Chelse we hope you have a nice warm place to curl up on and rest. Renal failure stinks, my mums cat Puss had it and she liked to curl up on her blankie, and mums bed lots. Take care sweetie.
Chelsea, you are still very beautiful. And I think you are a very brave and wonderful cat.
Poor Chelsea. We are sorry to hear about her diagnosis. Our purrs and prayers are with her and her family.
Midnite & Stray Kitty
I wish the best for Chelsea, too.
Hugs and purrs...G
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