Ghost Young

Ghost is about 5 years old, came to us with a broken leg that has healed enough that surgery is NOT his best option at this point. He walks just fine may have some arthritis later.<br/><br/>He is SPECIAL NEEDS for that reason and this too: Ghost has<br/>Feline Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex (EGC) which is<br/>a set of common, often allergy-driven skin diseases in cats, characterized by inflammatory, itchy lesions like ulcers or bumps, typically on the lips, mouth, or thighs. It is usually triggered by immune system reactions to fleas, food, or environmental allergens. Treatment, including steroids, antibiotics, and allergy management, usually results in a good prognosis.<br/><br/>His EGC is well managed with periodic antibiotic and steroid shots, but that is a must consideration for any potential adopter. It is not a terribly expensive regimen but must be monitored an addressed as he needs.<br/><br/>Ghost is sweet and loving, I med him yesterday, he loves attention and gets a bit crossed eyed in his delight/pleasure when you caress him. He is playful and snuggly. He's accustomed to cats and dogs but a quieter home where he can be center of attention is likely best.

Ghost is about 5 years old, came to us with a broken leg that has healed enough that surgery is NOT his best option at this point. He walks just fine may have some arthritis later.

He is SPECIAL NEEDS for that reason and this too: Ghost has
Feline Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex (EGC) which is
a set of common, often allergy-driven skin diseases in cats, characterized by inflammatory, itchy lesions like ulcers or bumps, typically on the lips, mouth, or thighs. It is usually triggered by immune system reactions to fleas, food, or environmental allergens. Treatment, including steroids, antibiotics, and allergy management, usually results in a good prognosis.

His EGC is well managed with periodic antibiotic and steroid shots, but that is a must consideration for any potential adopter. It is not a terribly expensive regimen but must be monitored an addressed as he needs.

Ghost is sweet and loving, I med him yesterday, he loves attention and gets a bit crossed eyed in his delight/pleasure when

Ghost is about 5 years old, came to us with a broken leg that has healed enough that surgery is NOT his best option at this point. He walks just fine may have some arthritis later.

He is SPECIAL NEEDS for that reason and this too: Ghost has
Feline Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex (EGC) which is
a set of common, often allergy-driven skin diseases in cats, characterized by inflammatory, itchy lesions like ulcers or bumps, typically on the lips, mouth, or thighs. It is usually triggered by immune system reactions to fleas, food, or environmental allergens. Treatment, including steroids, antibiotics, and allergy management, usually results in a good prognosis.

His EGC is well managed with periodic antibiotic and steroid shots, but that is a must consideration for any potential adopter. It is not a terribly expensive regimen but must be monitored an addressed as he needs.

Ghost is sweet and loving, I med him yesterday, he loves attention and gets a bit crossed eyed in his delight/pleasure when you caress him. He is playful and snuggly. He's accustomed to cats and dogs but a quieter home where he can be center of attention is likely best.