She started eating way less or being less playful and active. We started getting more concerned by like the 4th or 5th day. She didn't really even seem to want to drink any water and was always wanting to hide. So when we found her that day we noticed she op had an odd smell to her breath. It had a smell of like a decaying flesh (very foul smell). So my mom ended up checking her mouth as best as she could and she saw some bumps. We took her to the emergency clinic for an emergency check up. The ended up giving us something to try and give her until they could get her in for surgery one day. It only took 2 days, but still she got in fast. The day of we were kind of excited to get her fixed cause the surgeon took a look and thought it would be simple just to cut it off, but when he got her hooked up and the IV keeping her asleep he was able to look even deeper. These bumps and places she had stretched way deeper. Not just in her mouth, but in her throat and possibly even further down. She had the worst possible case of throat cancer. So he called us without doing the surgery and told us the news that they were just going to "put her to sleep" because it was too severe. Sad thing is, is she was only around 5 or 6 years old. Pretty young for a cat.
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