Cats refuse to eat in late stages of kidney failure, and their owner is confessed to reverse their fate

When a cat is seriously ill and has a loss of appetite, it is not easy for the owner to make the decision to euthanize.

A cat owner said on social media that he had adopted a cat "get rich" earlier. It suffered from cat AIDS and terminal renal failure, and the owner planned to take it home for peaceful treatment. But recently her life has changed. Her wealth began to lose appetite and vomited constantly, which made her master think about euthanasia for making money. Unexpectedly, the master said the most touching love words to make money and reversed the fate of the cat.

Faocai was originally a strapon cat near her ex-boyfriend's house, but was later successfully trapped by volunteers. When they planned to adopt, they realized that the cat had AIDS and advanced renal failure due to their wealth. Considering that there was another cat at home, they gave up the idea of ​​adoption. Later, the volunteers said that the medical expenses of making money were very expensive and they didn't like to be trapped at home, so they planned to put it back. Sophie couldn't bear it and finally decided to take money home and take care of them peacefully, which opened up their fate.

But things are not perfect. Sophie broke up with her boyfriend and wanted to move. At that time, another old cat in the family suddenly had severe inflammation in his ears. He often vomited and had lost appetite. He was unwilling to hang saline and take medicine: "I started to be unable to do it. I thought that the time might be coming soon, or euthanized for it would reduce the pressure and burden on humans and cats."

However, Sophie was still reluctant to give up her choice of life for her cats, and she didn't want to deprive her life just because she wanted to relieve the pressure. So she found a teacher to communicate with Fucai. Unexpectedly, the master of the heart conveyed the most touching love words in the heart of making money, which changed its destiny.

Sophie said that she was very glad that she did not euthanize her beloved cat, otherwise she would regret it: "Although I have been with Fucai for more than two months, I have regarded it as my own child. We have agreed to celebrate different festivals in the future together. I hope it can continue to work hard and keep its promise."