Howdy Ags, hoping a vet or someone familiar with this can share more details. Our vet is recommending it for our cat since the dermal ear treatment didn't work well. She said A&M performs it and gave us a brief explanation, but I'd like to understand the cost, what kind of outcomes are typical, and what the recovery and aftercare involve.

Sounds expensive

Feline AIDS is the number one killer of domestic cats.

I'd throw out some stats but I'd feline to ya

What is wrong with your cat?

I'm clawing for an appropriate response to this lengthening tail.

we are all hoping for a pawsitive outcome

I don't meow anything about this so I can't help, but asking for answers on the OB is a purrfect idea.

Tatem said:

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What is wrong with your cat?

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The cat Hyperthyroidism and "will die soon" without the treatment. We've done the dermal ear lotion but it hasn't really slowed it down. The internet has the typical world ending opinion, the vet is new since ours is out on maternity leave. She's a new grad and is also kind of mimicking the doom gloom of pet webmd. While our other Vet wasn't as you cat is dying within the month.

Tree Hugger said:

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I don't meow anything about this so I can't help, but asking for answers on the OB is a purrfect idea.

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Yeah I did but no responses yet. Thanks for all the daddio jokes doh.

There are responses on that Outdoors thread now.

Thank you so much for the help

All I know with Texas A&M vet, they are great, but be ready to pay.