dying

[Tanya Marquette]

I am going to be seeing a cat tomorrow who is dying.
he hasnt been eating and it dehydrated
his abdomen is very swollen and painful to the touch.
an allopathic vet thinks he may have cancer and a heart
condition. no tests were taken as the owner is without
finances. the cat is not very mobile and is losing control
of his rear legs--probably due to the dehydration. he
weights 22 lbs which is a lot and may indicate that he
is holding water and is autotoxifying from not being able
to eliminate.

my concern is to a) make the cat more comfortable and
b) help him let go and pass quickly.

i am wondering what remedies other than arsenicum might
be useful to look at?

tanya

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