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Last night a big piece of my heart died along with my beautiful cat. It was so sudden. We are so shocked. She was perfectly fine yesterday, eating, purring, all the stuff she liked to do. Around 12:30 she had her bedtime snack and came to bed with us. Around 3:30 we heard noises like she was going to throw up and we got up; she twitched and then was gone. We are bringing her to the vet to have her remains cremated.
The house is going to feel so empty. Everywhere I look I expect to see her. Of all my 4 cats, she was the most personable, she loved to snuggle and was always in the living room or bedroom with us. I’m taking comfort in the fact that she went quickly and died with us, in one of her favorite spots: sleeping on Daddy’s legs. We are both heartbroken. She was Ricky’s favorite.
We adopted her when we first moved in together, almost 9 years ago. We almost lost her this summer, she was really sick and had to be hospitalized for 3 days but she’s been healthy and happy ever since. It’s going to be really hard dropping her off at the vet. My other cats are all acting strange, they must know.
Goodbye Fera, hold onto my heart until we meet again. Thank you for 9 wonderful years of friendship and love. I hope you’re purring when I next see you…
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LPT I am so sorry to see this post tonight. I was just thinking of your dear Fera the other night and was wondering how she was doing lately.
I will also light a candle for her. I am glad she was able to be with you both at her time. And yes, I think no matter the age for our dear furbabies, it is always too soon for them to go. *tears*
http://www.gratefulness.org/candles/message.cfm?l=eng&cid=12022868
You will all be in my prayers. Again, I’m so sorry. (((((((((((((hugs))))))))))))))))
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What a pretty kitty… so sorry this happened
Just like with people, cats can unexpectedly die from heart problems or strokes way before their time… We always think they’ll live out their maximum life span if we take good care of them (at least I think that) which is unfortunately not the case. At least she had 9 wonderful years with you guys, and you can remember all the good times and cuddling.
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