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Originally Posted by crylove77
I have to agree that you should go with your gut, but if it were my cat (my child) I would do it in a second, as long as the quality of life would be good. animals are very smart and can learn new things quickly. It'll probably take him no time at all to learn a different way to eat.
When all is said and done, Cash will have just as beautiful a face as he always has.  |
I know. It makes me feel like I'm mauling, and deforming him. But you know, it really doesn't matter what your best friend looks like, does it? I just hope it's worth it to him, that the pain isn't too great.
Who knows, the CAT scans may show that it's too late for jaw removal. More than anything, I just don't want him to suffer.