Would your pet insurance cover the cost?

I'm sorry about your little one. I know how worrying it is to have a fur baby that is poorly.

No if you go back to page 4 of the thread you will see why x

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One of my siamese boys was diagnosed with a heart murmur at 6 months. He was scanned and there was no evident problem.
He is now three, and since that time, no murmurs have been heard!

I am not impressed that your vet scared you like that! Many kittens have murmurs which often turn out to be nothing, or to resolve themselves. Have a scan done and that will tell you what you are dealing with. If it does turn out to be a problem, there are many treatments available!
Hope all turns out well for you.

I am so sorry to hear your kitten is unwell. I hope they will be alright. Sending positive vibes to you.

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- Spiffy
Owned by: Sully (tabby male cat) and Megan (tortoiseshell female kitten)

Sorry to hear your little Sweep still has a heart murmur, i really hope it is something that will be OK as he gets older like nutcracker *fingers crossed*

Big hugs
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Brrrrrr It's Cold Outside, Bring Back The Sunshine

Sending positive thoughts and healing vibes to you both xxx

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"Because I be what I be. I would tell you what you want to know if I could, mum, but I be a cat and no cat anywhere ever gave anyone a straight answer."

~The Paw Relations Blog~
~Nikki~
Owned by :-
Izzy - Congo African Grey
Missy - Galah Cockatoo
Shen - Black Labrador
Thomas, Charlie and Lola - Cats
Honey and Mustard - Rabbits
Gill and Rocket - Goldfish
~ Rest in Peace ~
Deedee - Timneh Grey 31.05.01 - 22.06.06

Thanks Everyone x your all true cat loving people (( hugs to you all )) xxxxx

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Hi. i cant tell you what to do but only advise through my own experience. I was offered to send mikey for scans etc and never took the vet up on the offer.only reason being was obv partly the cost and the fact the vet said that the scan wud really just confirm it but there was not a lot that could be done after that. i was told just to keep an eye on him make sure he's ok when running around wild and for a few weeks i was over paranoid trying to get him to calm down etc etc but after the first few weeks I realised that, no it wasn;t effecting mikey's quality of life and I was lucky that the murmur did go away. My vet reassured me though that this is very common and I'm sorry that your vet has put it to you in a way like it is life threatening. Of course i am speaking from my own experience and don't want to play down your wee one's murmur but hopefully you'll be quite surprised at the outcome. do keep us updated on what you decide to do.
xx

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