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cpa2013 · 发表于 2013-12-29 19:35:19

转帖: http://post.iask.ca/canadameet/topic/556463最近从SPCA收养了一只猫猫，是8个月大的黑狸花，长得好像只小浣熊！可是可是，第一次检查的时候，医生说他有心脏杂音（HEART MURMUR），是5级中的1级，声音算是最轻的一种，但心脏问题的严重性和声音大小不挂钩:wdb14:。如果要确定是不是有心脏问题，多严重，就必须做超声波检查（ULTRASOUND）但是SPCA的后续服务中，是不包括ULTRASOUND的。我和SPCA交涉了很久，他们最后说要么我把猫退回去，要么我就自己负担:wdb5:可是我养了这只猫猫10来天，已经有情分了，他可甜可乖了，会在地上打滚求抚摸，还会在我回来的时候到门口迎接我，还会晚上满房间疯跑……（这个就算了）。所以我想自己给他做超声波检查，可是兽医都好贵啊。请问大家在哪里有比较便宜的兽医呢？？拜谢！！
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cpa2013 · 发表于 2013-12-29 19:38:56

本帖最后由 cpa2013 于 2013-12-29 20:41 编辑 Heart murmurs in catsWhat is a heart murmur?
A heart murmur may be heard by your vet when he or she listens to your cat's heart. A heart murmur is caused by turbulent blood flow within the heart or the large vessels exiting from the heart. This results in an abnormal noise which can be heard by your vet when listening with a stethoscope.How are heart murmurs assessed?
Heart murmurs are assessed and graded according to certain criteria. Grades I-VI are recognised, with Grade I being the most mild, and Grade VI the most severe. The grading system is based largely on how loud the murmur is, but other factors are also considered, such as the area over which the murmur is audible.The grade of the heart murmur does not necessarily relate to the degree severity of the underlying heart problem. Some severe heart conditions may not associated with any heart murmur at all, and some quite loud murmurs may occur with relatively small defects.Causes of heart mur

alook · 发表于 2013-12-29 19:41:13

cpa2013 发表于 2013-12-29 20:35
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那只猫是缅因猫，很聪明很大只的，很可爱

cpa2013 · 发表于 2013-12-29 20:19:26

本帖最后由 cpa2013 于 2013-12-29 20:44 编辑 http://au.answers.yahoo.com/ques ... 100302070805AAvvOXzWhat happens if my cat has a heart murmur?
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When I swapped vets two months ago, the vet spotted that my cat had a slight heart murmer. He explained that all that it means is that his heart is beating slightly out of rhythem. Heart murmers are graded on a scale of 1 to 8. As my cats heart murmer is a 1, it won't affect him at all. He doesn't require any medicine, and will be fine under anesthetic. The vet DID mention that heart murmers can become more severe as the cat ages, but this can be treated with medication and will not be a threat to his health so long as he is checked regularly by the vet. So, if your cat is anythign like mine - I guess the answer is nothing - it's fine! If it's more severe, your cat may n