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My cat's been hurt

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  • lowlowlola
    lowlowlola Posts: 116 Forumite
    Gosh you poor thing, i know how it feels my cat means everything to me and i was devastated when my other cat died. You are lucky he came home and that you were in... am sure he will be fine. chin up
  • iceicebaby
    iceicebaby Posts: 3,633 Forumite
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    Awww poor !!!!! cat! Im glad mine dont go out much to be honest. Up the garden to do her business then shes in again.

    I hope your pusst cat is ok. keep us posted xx
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  • lyric_grace
    lyric_grace Posts: 563 Forumite
    I hope the news at 4 is good! Thank goodness you have insurance even if it takes weeks to pay out and there is the £55 excess, I guess we always hope that we won't need the insurance its at times like this that you need it. I'll be thinking of you cos I know what its like to have an animal injured, keeping my fingers crossed your cat is home soon. LGx
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  • beanielou
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    Sure moxie the mog will be fine.Will send good vibes to them.
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  • moxie_2
    moxie_2 Posts: 609 Forumite
    I'd been thinking about cancelling the insurance as he's been so healthy. Glad I didn't now!
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  • TallGirl
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    Hope he is better and can come home they hate being in a cage dont they. Mine is lying on the bed so at least he is not out but I always worry something will happen to him.
    Good luck
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  • Bagpuss741
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    Get well soon Moxie the cat!!!
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  • janiegs
    janiegs Posts: 211 Forumite
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    Poor Moxie. Thank goodness you have him insured though! Hope he's better soon.
  • painted_lady
    painted_lady Posts: 1,020 Forumite
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    Oh bless, hope he is alright. We have 2 cats and worry about them so much. For now they re snuggling up together on our bed. We got insurance when one of ours came in with a huge gash all down his front leg, not so considerate neighbour had thrown an empty bottle of vodka out his bedroom window and cat had cut himself on it! Had insurance ever since. Its worth every penny. Update us at 4.
  • dukesy_2
    dukesy_2 Posts: 141 Forumite
    Hope everything goes OK

    One MSE Point, if you ask your vet really nicely, he may either bill the insurer direct (upon proof/checking etc) or give you leeway on payment terms..

    Our vet billed over £800 direct to insurer for our bunny zec7lh.gif

    HTH


    Dukesy
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