10/05/2026
This one really tugs at my heart. 💔
My one year old, tailed, neutered, registered Manx boy Rupert who I intended to keep as a pet, has developed a urinary tract issue.
I'm already caring for 2 males with this issue, and on special prescription only urinary food. Anyone who's ever had a cat like this knows how draining it can be, financially and emotionally.
The one male, Gideon, is an FIP survivor from 5 yrs ago with urinary issues, and on 4 different types of seizure medications. Gideon had multiple vet visits in the past 2 weeks, I'm tapped. I don't need this now with Rupert, but, when it rains, it pours!
UPDATE: Rupert saw the vet, Rupert's not blocked 🎉, he's doing great on the new stress diet 🎉
He's been diagnosed with Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease. He will need to be on prescription diet for Urinary and have a low stress environment. If I can find him the right home that might be what's best for him at this point. I'm really tirn what's best, he gets on my lap as soon as my butt hits the recliner, and sleeps on my feet when I sit at the table. He's bonded with me, my hearts breaking. He'll remain fir now with changes to see how he does.