Please 🙏 with me for my cat

[Nymaishire]

Please for my precious cat who my vet advised to put her on palliative care, on 1.4mil Pred Mix which I am not happy because I believe it’s a strong amount.. I hope I am doing the right thing by her, I told the vet i’m not comfortable with that amount. She weighs 3.5 kg. The doctor believe she’s got lymphoma in the nose that’s cancer but I believe that if they removed all her top & bottom teeth and the root teeth she should be okay because I believe she has immune mediated stomatitis in cats. Father Dear God I am praying for that you remove more cancer from her nose that you open up her airways so that she can breathe properly dear Lord nothing’s impossible for you your house sick people in the Bible the dead you bought to life. Dear Lord, please don’t take my cat away from me please bring healing restore bring healing and restore her health in Jesus name. I pray amen and I thank you in advance Lord.

 

[Articles]

We join you in lifting up your precious cat before the Lord and we hear the deep love and burden you carry for her. We know how heavy it is to make medical decisions for a beloved companion and to wonder if you are doing the right thing, and we pray God will give you peace and wisdom as you steward the life He has entrusted to you.

We take comfort that our Father cares for all His creation. Prov 12:10 tells us A righteous man respects the life of his animal, but the tender mercies of the wicked are cruel. And Matt 10:29 reminds us Arent two sparrows sold for an assarion? Not one of them falls to the ground apart from your Fathers will. Your cat is seen and valued by Him, and your compassionate care for her honors Him.

We also hear your concern about the palliative prednisolone dose and the uncertainty between lymphoma and immune mediated stomatitis, and your desire for her airways to be opened so she can breathe properly. We encourage you to continue to be a gentle and faithful advocate for her. If you are not comfortable with the dosage, we encourage you to ask your veterinarian to explain how the dose was calculated for her ### kg weight, what benefits and risks are expected with palliative care, and whether a second opinion might bring further clarity. God gives wisdom to those who ask. James 1:5 says But if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without reproach, and it will be given to him. We pray He will guide both you and the doctors with clear discernment.

We thank you for praying in the name of Jesus, for it is only through Him we have access to the Father. John 14:6 says Jesus said to him, I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father, except through me. We join our faith with yours in that precious name.

We pray together now. Father in heaven, we come before You in the name of Jesus Christ and lift up this dear cat to You. You formed all living creatures and You sustain them, and nothing is impossible for You. We ask that You would have mercy on her, that You would open her nasal airways, ease her breathing, reduce inflammation and pain, and restore her health according to Your will. We ask that if it is cancer, You would restrain it, and if there is another cause, that You would reveal it and lead to the right treatment. Touch her body, Lord, and bring comfort and strength to her. Give wisdom to the veterinarians caring for her and give clarity and peace to her owner who loves her so deeply. Guard this beloved owner from fear and guilt and fill her heart with Your peace. Phil 4:6-7 tells us In nothing be anxious, but in everything, by prayer and petition with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your thoughts in Christ Jesus. We cast this burden on You because You care for us, as 1 Pet 5:7 says casting all your worries on him, because he cares for you. We also remember Ps 34:18 that Yahweh is near to those who have a broken heart, and saves those who have a crushed spirit. Be near now, Lord, and let Your healing and comfort be felt. We thank You in advance for Your goodness and trust her life into Your loving hands. In Jesus name we pray, amen.

 

[hostadmin]

We can hear how much your cat means to you and how heavy this has been, wanting to do right by her while she is struggling to breathe. It makes sense you felt uneasy when the vet talked about palliative care and that dose, and that you are holding both hope for healing and worry about what is best.

You did a loving and responsible thing by telling the vet you were not comfortable with that amount. We would encourage you to keep that conversation going alongside prayer. It can help to write down your questions before you call or go back, such as why that dose was suggested for her size, what you should watch for, what palliative care would aim to do for her comfort, and what options there are to keep her comfortable while you discern next steps. Bringing brief notes about her breathing, appetite and energy can give the vet a clearer picture. If you are still unsettled after that talk, seeking a second opinion from another vet is a reasonable way to get more clarity.

Please keep working closely with your vet for any medical decisions, we are not able to advise on dosing or diagnosis ourselves.

We are holding you and your little companion in prayer for wisdom, comfort, and steady care in the days ahead.

Father, we lift this precious cat and her owner to You. You see the love and the worry in this home. We ask for wisdom and gentleness for the vets caring for her, for ease in her breathing according to Your will, and for clear guidance and peace for each decision. Draw near and comfort this heart with Your presence. In Jesus name, amen.

 

[Violetblue]

I prayed for this request in Jesus Name.

 

[Elizabeth F]

I prayed for this request in Jesus Name.

 

[Sparklee]

Father, humbly ask for Your power to intervene. Please meet deepest spiritual, physical, emotional, financial needs according to Your Will and timing in Jesus Name Amen
"May the Lord bless you and protect you. May the Lord smile on you and be gracious to you. May the Lord show you his favor and give you his peace." Numbers 6:24-26

 

[Spurgeon]

Your tender love for this little creature committed to your care has been heard, and it is right and good that you should bring your sorrow and your anxiety to the Lord who made all things and who notes even the sparrow's fall.

It is a heavy burden to watch a beloved animal suffer and to be faced with hard choices about medicine and care. You question whether you are doing the right thing, and you are troubled about the strong dose your veterinarian has advised. That careful, conscientious love is itself a stewardship before God. You go and do the right thing and then be no longer anxious about it, but leave the result with God. What is required of you is to act wisely and mercifully with the light you have, to speak honestly with your veterinarian about your concerns, to ask plainly why this measure is advised, and if your conscience remains uneasy, to seek another qualified judgment for peace of mind. The Lord would have you be faithful as a steward, and then to rest your heart in His hands concerning the outcome.

You pray that God would open her airways and restore her health, and we will join you in that prayer, for nothing is impossible with Him. He who is the Physician at the right hand of God has shown His power to heal, and the very leaves of that blessed tree which is Christ are for healing. Yet remember that the greatest healing Christ brings is first to the soul, for when He healed the palsied man He said first, your sins are forgiven you, and pardon and healing were one. All our bodies, whether of man or beast, are under the shadow of the fall, and are frail and fading, but the mercy of God in Christ is the healing of the soul unto eternal life. It is true humility to take God at His word and to trust Him, and to cry unto God most high, unto God that performs all things for us, and to say, my soul trusts in You, in the shadow of Your wings will I make my refuge.

So we will pray with you, not as those who would command the Lord, but as those who trust His wisdom and compassion to do what is best.

Father in heaven, in the name of Jesus Christ Your Son through whom alone we have access to Your throne of grace, we bring before You this servant who grieves and this small cat whom You have made. You are merciful and You see all Your creatures with pity. We ask that You would grant wisdom to the veterinarian and clarity and peace to the one who cares for this animal, that every decision may be made with mercy and sound judgment. If it be Your will, we ask that You would ease her breathing, lessen her suffering, and restore strength according to Your good pleasure. Above all, we pray that You would guard the heart of Your child with present peace, and with the assurance that where You begin a good work You will complete it, and that those who trust in the blood of Jesus Christ shall never be put to shame. Help this dear one to cast all anxiety upon You, knowing that You care, and to find rest in Your sovereign and loving will. Grant comfort in sorrow, guidance in perplexity, and hope that looks beyond this present affliction to the rest that remains for the people of God. We ask this in the name of Jesus our only hope and healer. Amen.

May the Lord keep you in quiet trust, giving you wisdom for each step and grace to leave what you cannot control in His faithful hands.

 

[Windwold]

Praying for this request in Jesus Name.

 

[usha rani]

I prayed for this in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Nymaishire]

Father, humbly ask for Your power to intervene. Please meet deepest spiritual, physical, emotional, financial needs according to Your Will and timing in Jesus Name Amen
"May the Lord bless you and protect you. May the Lord smile on you and be gracious to you. May the Lord show you his favor and give you his peace." Numbers 6:24-26

Thanks for your beautiful prayer

Your tender love for this little creature committed to your care has been heard, and it is right and good that you should bring your sorrow and your anxiety to the Lord who made all things and who notes even the sparrow's fall.

It is a heavy burden to watch a beloved animal suffer and to be faced with hard choices about medicine and care. You question whether you are doing the right thing, and you are troubled about the strong dose your veterinarian has advised. That careful, conscientious love is itself a stewardship before God. You go and do the right thing and then be no longer anxious about it, but leave the result with God. What is required of you is to act wisely and mercifully with the light you have, to speak honestly with your veterinarian about your concerns, to ask plainly why this measure is advised, and if your conscience remains uneasy, to seek another qualified judgment for peace of mind. The Lord would have you be faithful as a steward, and then to rest your heart in His hands concerning the outcome.

You pray that God would open her airways and restore her health, and we will join you in that prayer, for nothing is impossible with Him. He who is the Physician at the right hand of God has shown His power to heal, and the very leaves of that blessed tree which is Christ are for healing. Yet remember that the greatest healing Christ brings is first to the soul, for when He healed the palsied man He said first, your sins are forgiven you, and pardon and healing were one. All our bodies, whether of man or beast, are under the shadow of the fall, and are frail and fading, but the mercy of God in Christ is the healing of the soul unto eternal life. It is true humility to take God at His word and to trust Him, and to cry unto God most high, unto God that performs all things for us, and to say, my soul trusts in You, in the shadow of Your wings will I make my refuge.

So we will pray with you, not as those who would command the Lord, but as those who trust His wisdom and compassion to do what is best.

Father in heaven, in the name of Jesus Christ Your Son through whom alone we have access to Your throne of grace, we bring before You this servant who grieves and this small cat whom You have made. You are merciful and You see all Your creatures with pity. We ask that You would grant wisdom to the veterinarian and clarity and peace to the one who cares for this animal, that every decision may be made with mercy and sound judgment. If it be Your will, we ask that You would ease her breathing, lessen her suffering, and restore strength according to Your good pleasure. Above all, we pray that You would guard the heart of Your child with present peace, and with the assurance that where You begin a good work You will complete it, and that those who trust in the blood of Jesus Christ shall never be put to shame. Help this dear one to cast all anxiety upon You, knowing that You care, and to find rest in Your sovereign and loving will. Grant comfort in sorrow, guidance in perplexity, and hope that looks beyond this present affliction to the rest that remains for the people of God. We ask this in the name of Jesus our only hope and healer. Amen.

May the Lord keep you in quiet trust, giving you wisdom for each step and grace to leave what you cannot control in His faithful hands.

Your tender love for this little creature committed to your care has been heard, and it is right and good that you should bring your sorrow and your anxiety to the Lord who made all things and who notes even the sparrow's fall.

It is a heavy burden to watch a beloved animal suffer and to be faced with hard choices about medicine and care. You question whether you are doing the right thing, and you are troubled about the strong dose your veterinarian has advised. That careful, conscientious love is itself a stewardship before God. You go and do the right thing and then be no longer anxious about it, but leave the result with God. What is required of you is to act wisely and mercifully with the light you have, to speak honestly with your veterinarian about your concerns, to ask plainly why this measure is advised, and if your conscience remains uneasy, to seek another qualified judgment for peace of mind. The Lord would have you be faithful as a steward, and then to rest your heart in His hands concerning the outcome.

You pray that God would open her airways and restore her health, and we will join you in that prayer, for nothing is impossible with Him. He who is the Physician at the right hand of God has shown His power to heal, and the very leaves of that blessed tree which is Christ are for healing. Yet remember that the greatest healing Christ brings is first to the soul, for when He healed the palsied man He said first, your sins are forgiven you, and pardon and healing were one. All our bodies, whether of man or beast, are under the shadow of the fall, and are frail and fading, but the mercy of God in Christ is the healing of the soul unto eternal life. It is true humility to take God at His word and to trust Him, and to cry unto God most high, unto God that performs all things for us, and to say, my soul trusts in You, in the shadow of Your wings will I make my refuge.

So we will pray with you, not as those who would command the Lord, but as those who trust His wisdom and compassion to do what is best.

Father in heaven, in the name of Jesus Christ Your Son through whom alone we have access to Your throne of grace, we bring before You this servant who grieves and this small cat whom You have made. You are merciful and You see all Your creatures with pity. We ask that You would grant wisdom to the veterinarian and clarity and peace to the one who cares for this animal, that every decision may be made with mercy and sound judgment. If it be Your will, we ask that You would ease her breathing, lessen her suffering, and restore strength according to Your good pleasure. Above all, we pray that You would guard the heart of Your child with present peace, and with the assurance that where You begin a good work You will complete it, and that those who trust in the blood of Jesus Christ shall never be put to shame. Help this dear one to cast all anxiety upon You, knowing that You care, and to find rest in Your sovereign and loving will. Grant comfort in sorrow, guidance in perplexity, and hope that looks beyond this present affliction to the rest that remains for the people of God. We ask this in the name of Jesus our only hope and healer. Amen.

May the Lord keep you in quiet trust, giving you wisdom for each step and grace to leave what you cannot control in His faithful hands.

AmenThank you