My daughter had a cat before. She was sick for some reason and didn't eat much, so she took it to a nearby pet hospital for treatment. As a result, the doctor told her that even if treatment was not possible, the cat might not be able to survive. Faced with the children's persistence, I began to hesitate... When the child went home on his birthday the night before the New Year, he met a stray kitten downstairs. The kitten did not run or hide and followed us home. At that time, he was probably very hungry. The kitten got home and ate two big chicken legs and fell asleep in the cardboard box.
Since the child liked it very much, we took it to deworm it, thinking that we would vaccinate it after a while, because we were not sure if it would not come back once the weather was warm. It sleeps after eating at home during the day. At night, I was anxious and worried about going out. But it is very smart and comes back to eat when you are hungry. I just fed this for a while and kept hesitating whether to raise a cat for the child or to slowly try to keep the cat. The day before yesterday afternoon, the cat came back from outside, and started to sleep after eating some cat food. He didn't go out at night and almost kept sleeping. I was very surprised and at first thought it was tired of running outside. But after sleeping for two days, I didn't eat much, so I started to worry, thinking in my heart whether I was sick. Sure enough, I started vomiting this afternoon, and each of the two children gave me a hundred yuan to show the cat. I took it to the pet hospital. The doctor took a picture and tested it. As a result, the doctor told me to be mentally prepared. It was cat plague and it might disappear at any time. I asked the doctor if this disease can be cured? The doctor said the cost is about 2,000 yuan, but it may not be cured. I began to hesitate whether to continue treatment for it. The doctor gave it 4 shots first and asked me to go home and think about it before making a decision. When I asked the children if they would take out all their money for the cat to treat the disease, the children said they would. I was a little surprised and moved the kindness of the children. After the New Year, I left a thousand for the children, so that they wanted the children to arrange their own stationery, extracurricular books, some school supplies or other things they needed after school starts.
Although the children are willing to spend all their money to treat cats, after the doctor said this, I was quite hesitant in my heart. On the one hand, the children's longing eyes, the determination to treat a small life, and on the other hand, I have to accept the reality that may not be cured. In short, I am still quite hesitant and am very worried about whether to continue treatment or give up. Can you tell me if this cat is cured?