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  1. "I definitely would like some info on cat diets. I feel wary on feeding her cheap cat food because I am currently on a limited fixed income. But I do plan on getting her far better food when I get a job. C:"
    ofpigeonsandcoffee

    The food is very important because with lymphoma, it often starts in the intestinal tract as it did for Cleo.

    Next time I stock up I’ll take pics and stuff.

    2. 17, May 2012 0 notes
  2. "I'm following this because your kitty is a real fighter and also learn how to keep my new kitten healthy. She actually is another black kitty like Cleo C:"
    ofpigeonsandcoffee

    Oh, yay! If you want to know about the types of diet my cats have, I’d be glad to do a post about it.

    3. 05, May 2012 0 notes
  3. "Congrats Cleo!!! Go eat a fat mouse!!!!"
    slugbox

    Thank you, Slugbox! I don’t think my mommy and daddy will let me have a mouse but I have a feeling I’m getting a big plate of salmon! :00

    4. 05, May 2012 1 notes
  4. They’re saying her remission is very rare. Dr. Downing says Cleo is very special.   I really wanna celebrate her year of successful treatment now. Gahh, what should I get her? I wish I could take her to the park or something… xD I’m really emotional right now, just so proud of her. 

    They’re saying her remission is very rare. Dr. Downing says Cleo is very special. 

     I really wanna celebrate her year of successful treatment now. Gahh, what should I get her? I wish I could take her to the park or something… xD

    I’m really emotional right now, just so proud of her. 

    5. 05, May 2012 0 notes

  5. I haven’t been able to go with my dad to take Cleo to chemo the past few months because I’ve been given earlier shifts on Saturdays… Bawww, I hate not going! Cleo is so cute when she rides in the car. She has so much fun.

    6. 27, Apr 2012 2 notes

  6. I wanna get Cleo a present to celebrate one year of successful treatment… Hmmm. Maybe a small chair so she can sit by the heater since she’s always stealing MY chair. Idunno. What should I get her?

    7. 26, Apr 2012 1 notes

  7. Cleo grooms herself so much because she can actually reach places now. Always a good sign.

    8. 22, Apr 2012 6 notes

  8. To thank her new followers, Cleo put on her favorite costume and then talked a little!

    9. 19, Apr 2012 0 notes
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    Cleo and Jeremy being impatient for dinner.

    10. 18, Apr 2012 46 notes
  10. This month, it’s been a year since Cleo had emergency surgery and then later was diagnosed with cancer.  I’m so happy for this time with her, and that she’s been taking chemotherapy well for a year now. Everyone at the special clinic loves her and carries her around the place like a baby. She still enjoys the car rides to every chemo appointment, and though her attitude changes once we go inside, she always perks up when we get back in the car.  Lymphoma is incurable, but treatable. And Cleo is proof that a pet go under chemotherapy and still have amazing quality of life. My mother and grandfather tried to tell me to put her down immediately after she was diagnosed. After my dad and I did research and talked to the cancer doctor, we said no. Look at her. She runs around and plays. She wrestles with the other cats. She eats like a pig. She snuggles every moment we’re home. That is not a cat that needs to be put down. If anyone wants to know more about specifically what chemo she is doing, and what her holistic diet is (which has been just amazing for all our cats), message me.

    This month, it’s been a year since Cleo had emergency surgery and then later was diagnosed with cancer. 

    I’m so happy for this time with her, and that she’s been taking chemotherapy well for a year now. Everyone at the special clinic loves her and carries her around the place like a baby. She still enjoys the car rides to every chemo appointment, and though her attitude changes once we go inside, she always perks up when we get back in the car. 

    Lymphoma is incurable, but treatable. And Cleo is proof that a pet go under chemotherapy and still have amazing quality of life. My mother and grandfather tried to tell me to put her down immediately after she was diagnosed. After my dad and I did research and talked to the cancer doctor, we said no. Look at her. She runs around and plays. She wrestles with the other cats. She eats like a pig. She snuggles every moment we’re home. That is not a cat that needs to be put down.

    If anyone wants to know more about specifically what chemo she is doing, and what her holistic diet is (which has been just amazing for all our cats), message me.

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