My cats nervous system has failed..what to do?

my siamese cat gave bith to 4 kittens after which she got ill...we took her to teh vet but the dr said she has infection in her uteris n they admitted her for like a week n now her nervous system has failed n she also has got a tumour...so what should we do now???

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    By: Kara McCarty El Segundo, CA

    Replied on 04/19/2011

    I'm sorry to hear your cat is so ill. When your cat started behaving differently after having kittens your veterinarian may have made a very reasonable assumption based on history, symptoms and bloodwork that a uterine infection was responsible. After further diagnostics they have now determined that a mass is present and she is worsening. I can understand how upset you must be and confused.

    In order to figure out what can be done for your cat and whether she can be successfully treated she needs a biopsy of her mass. This will give you information about what kind of cancer is present, whether it is one that metastasizes (spreads) and the best treatment strategy as well as the percentage of cancers like hers that have been successfully treated. This information will help you make the best decision for her.

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