One more time I have had my heart ripped out. To some people this may seem trivial but not for me. Yesterday I couldn't find my buddy. She was a 8 pound Siamese cat. Has been my companion for the past 10 or 12 years.
I called her my puppy kitty because she acted just like a dog. Followed me into the shop, sat around and gave meow advise once in a while. Then she would wander into the house and help my wife make the bed, fold the laundry and read the paper.
When it was bed time I'd open the back sliding door and say Shady, time to come in now. She would let out a merow, and come right in. Then I'd ask her if she was ready for bed and got another merow and she would run for the bedroom. By the time I got there she was sitting on the bed waiting.
I found her laying in the back yard-—-dead. No sign of trauma or poisoning. No struggle indications just dead.
I did a bunch of research on cat sudden death and found its not uncommon. Cardiomiopthy seem to be widespread. Cats walking without sign or symptoms one second and dead of a heart attack the next.
Sad day in out lives. She was a huge part of our lives.
I called her my puppy kitty because she acted just like a dog. Followed me into the shop, sat around and gave meow advise once in a while. Then she would wander into the house and help my wife make the bed, fold the laundry and read the paper.
When it was bed time I'd open the back sliding door and say Shady, time to come in now. She would let out a merow, and come right in. Then I'd ask her if she was ready for bed and got another merow and she would run for the bedroom. By the time I got there she was sitting on the bed waiting.
I found her laying in the back yard-—-dead. No sign of trauma or poisoning. No struggle indications just dead.
I did a bunch of research on cat sudden death and found its not uncommon. Cardiomiopthy seem to be widespread. Cats walking without sign or symptoms one second and dead of a heart attack the next.
Sad day in out lives. She was a huge part of our lives.