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- 01/13/2023 at 3:51 PM
  Jrw89
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  Hi,
  
  I’m running out of places to search for any similar situation so hoping someone may have some experience to help with what will happen to my boy…
  
  I have a 9yr old neutered lionhead who went into the vets because he was passing urine very strangely, he will go into his tray and almost strain a few times before urine comes out but when it does he’s on his tiptoes and it comes out very “high”
  
  After X-rays and ultrasound a mass has been found but separate to the kidney and bladder so unsure if this is the cause or an incidental finding. Money is not an issue, he is insured and means everything to me but have made the very difficult decision to not do surgery and risk losing him straight away but to keep him on all the meds possible and fluids and just enjoy the time we have.
  
  Eating, pooping, sleeping on the bed and binkying like his normal self also.
  
  So sorry for the story but my question is has anyone else has this high urine issue and what was the result of this?
  
  Thanks in advance 😉
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