Boehringer Ingelheim killed my cat - VAS "Vaccine Associated Sarcoma"

This was part of the original videos I started posting about Little Girl and her fight with VAS. *******************************************************************************
Meet Little Girl. She is a very loving kitty that now has cancer thanks to a " vaccine reaction".
I would like to thank Boehringer Ingelheim for opening my eyes to the truth about vaccines and how they treat you if your animal gets sick from their vaccines.
VAS "Vaccine Associated Sarcoma"

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[PoBitta]

@toodlum48

You should join feline-vas-support(dot)org. They have many helpful people and info. Your cat should be on an anti-inflammatory if not already. This will help with pain and can slow the growth of the tumor. Many pharmaceutical companies will reimburse up to 1500 toward vet bills if your vet is willing to help locate the manufacture of the vaccine. Positive thoughts and prayers for you and your kitty.

[toodlum48]

My cat had surgery for the exact same thing at the end of January. The tumor was almost in the exact same spot as your cat. I was elated for him because I thought he was free from it...until it grew back less than three months. It is now August and the tumor is almost as big as his head now. Removing it again is out of the question at $1200.00...especially if it is just going to keep coming back so quickly! But I am not putting him to sleep as long as he still eats and seems content otherwise.