RobinCot
Member Since 2013
Last night I helped send Mommacat to the Rainbow Bridge. She is buried in my BF's backyard. I am quite a mess about it. She was only with me for eight months but I knew her from the moment she was pulled out of dumpster by my brother, feral and pregnant. I talked my mother into keeping her and even paid for her spaying. She outlived my mother by a year and three months. Today her kittens, Emmylou, Goofus and Morgan celebrate their 15th Birthday. Emmylou lives with me and is doing well after a 6-week treatment of Orbax.
The one thing that was helpful was that the vet was super nice and very caring and even hugged me afterwards. When she handed me a familiar poem about the Rainbow Bridge, I mentioned the FDMB and she was so excited that she pulled up the website and bookmarked it. She was very happy to have a helpful place to refer clients. She even showed me a condensed version of Dr. Pierson's foodchart that she produced for her clients. I am lucky to find this veterinary practice as they all advocate testing, low carb, raw and wet-food diets and now they know about the FDMB. I told her we would take good care of any newbies she sends to us.
It kind of gave Mommacat's life and death so much purpose.
The one thing that was helpful was that the vet was super nice and very caring and even hugged me afterwards. When she handed me a familiar poem about the Rainbow Bridge, I mentioned the FDMB and she was so excited that she pulled up the website and bookmarked it. She was very happy to have a helpful place to refer clients. She even showed me a condensed version of Dr. Pierson's foodchart that she produced for her clients. I am lucky to find this veterinary practice as they all advocate testing, low carb, raw and wet-food diets and now they know about the FDMB. I told her we would take good care of any newbies she sends to us.
It kind of gave Mommacat's life and death so much purpose.
