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Will the PDSA help with the cost of an operation to have my cats voice box taken out

Will the PDSA help with the cost of an operation to have my cats voice box taken out2007-11-25 12:34:03

He's so noisy, it's quite unbearable.

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how about we have your fingers removed for typing such a question,and your brain removed for such thoughts. he is a Male for crying out loud maybe he wants some,get a female cat and see if it stops making noise, or have him fixed.


No, it's an unneccessary operation!
Er, no, he's a living creature, not a toy that you can modify if he's inconvenient.
A pet should only be operated on if it is in medical need. No good vet would remove a cat's voicebox for no good reason other than he is noisy & no good pet-owner would want to either.
I don't know what the PDSA is, but if you don't want your cat making noise, you need to rethink the type of pet you own. Maybe you are better suited for a fish.
To get treatment at the PDSA, you need to be on income support or similar, but they will not do that op.
Cats can not be 'de-meowed' like dogs can be de-barked. You can't remove their voice box.

But cats that are 'noisy' sometimes have a medical problem- such as high blood pressure (yes, cats get that) or a thyriod disorder..

Consider having your vet check for reasons for the excessive noise, OK?


He is a cat. Some of them are vocal.

Maybe he's sick, bored, or hurt and he's trying to tell you.

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