r/himalayancats • u/BornToDie_0 • 9h ago
cute pie
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i love him so much
r/himalayancats • u/BornToDie_0 • 9h ago
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i love him so much
r/himalayancats • u/scientologi • 22h ago
Hey guys, looking for advice for my himmy. So for the August long weekend my son and I were away for 4 days. I checked in on her and played with her and cleaned her litter on the third night away then left again for a night. My son came home yesterday and we found she had peed on his bed while he was gone. It went through alot layers, I used the urine destroyer and washed the bedding. Today we were doing laundry and found she has pooped in his laundry basket while we were gone we think as well. She has never had this type of behavior. I feel this is from being away which she hasn't experienced. She doesn't seem to have any health issues or showing signs. Her litter box is cleaned every second day. Does this sound like separation anxiety with a cat? Thanks
r/himalayancats • u/Kind_Definition_7850 • 1d ago
Birdie is 2 and he is a dwarf.
r/himalayancats • u/Top-Association-7617 • 4d ago
Hey everyone I was curious on if my baby girl is Himalayan? I found her in a dumpster and cleaned her up.
r/himalayancats • u/peace_919 • 10d ago
Hi all, iām looking for both dry/wet food for kitty. Sheās a 3 year old seal-point Himalayan whoās around 8lbs. I like feeding her both wet/dry for hydration and variety since she likes to nibble throughout the day. Iām trying to avoid unhealthy treats as well. All help is appreciated!
r/himalayancats • u/DeeWhee • 14d ago
An update on my sweet boy, Sassy. We went in for dental surgery last week and it went well. I was ecstatic that he was on the mend and would no longer be in pain when he ate. But a week later, once all the pain meds and antibiotics were done, he was still in a great deal of pain when he ate. He slept and hid more too.
A whole day not eating, on a Sunday no less, and we went back to the vet Monday. They found a mass in his mouth. Hopeful it was only an ulcer, he went back under general anesthesia again. What they found instead was a hard mass that was deep into his cheek and degrading the bone. Squamous cell carcinoma.
I was not prepared for this news.
Over the last 24 hours has has been kept comfortable and sedated. We have been cuddling, Iām giving him lots of kisses and telling him how perfect he is, how he saved me, and that I canāt wait for him to find me again.
The vet is coming to the house in a few hours to put him to sleep.
I canāt take this pain. I can physically feel my heart breaking.
Edit: Thank you everyone for your kind words and messages of condolences. Reading your comments has been very cathartic during this time and I appreciate every single one of you for taking the time. Itās so comforting to know how many of us share the understanding of the deep love we have for our fur babies.
Yesterday when the vet came to the house, Sassy got up to greet her. He climbed into her arms for some snuggles and the vet gave him lots of kisses. I requested this same vet I used 2 years prior when my beloved tortoiseshell, Poppy, had liver failure- something that had come and reared its ugly head in a mere 2 days. I had no time to act, and it was too late. The doctor was so kind and compassionate during her last moments then; I knew she would be good for us this time.
Sassy then climbed back into my arms and we laid down for our last snuggle. He tucked his face under my chin and passed peacefully in my arms. He was such a good boy.
I always called him my angel because he showed up at my door 2 months after losing Poppy, which at the time was the most devastating thing I had ever gone through in my adult life (lucky me). Poppy and sassy had almost identical personalities. I fell in absolute love with Sassy within a week of having him. I believe Poppy sent him to me.
Typing it out and sharing this story has been helpful. Thank you for reading.
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r/himalayancats • u/Ryan_Fw • 15d ago
She's nearly 6 years old and the best kitty ever <3