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9 years ago
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Yesterday morning, my boy kitty, Daryl, had to be rushed to the vet's office due to a blockage in his bladder and being in severe pain. He was given immediate treatment and was able to return home last night with medication and after care instructions.
The initial visit, medications, and the follow up cost a good chunk and most of my paycheck has gone to his care. Presently, he has returned to the vet today for a quick check and Monday he'll be going for another follow up and more medication if needed. I want to do all I can to make sure he stays in good health, so I am taking on a few emergency commissions to help cover any additional costs to his medical bill!
With it being the start of Inktober, all emergency pieces will be completed in traditional media ink done in my Art Nouveau style. The regular pricing for this type of commission is $100 but due to the need of funds for Daryl, I'm discounting the price to $60. The turnaround time for these will be at the most 2 DAYS. If it will take me longer, I will let you know via email.
These pieces will be busts only (shoulders or waist up) and if you are interested in having the piece completed in color at a different time, I will be offering a discount for that. Please be aware the discount ONLY APPLIES to Art Nouveau Inktober pieces commissioned during this time.
Example - https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CttQqWFWYAAD_Fd.jpg
If you're interested, please send me an email at padmabhujagaart[at]gmail[dot]com with the subject of Emergency Ink and I'll get back with you ASAP.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read this! If you can't help out monetarily, please consider signal boosting!
- Simha
The initial visit, medications, and the follow up cost a good chunk and most of my paycheck has gone to his care. Presently, he has returned to the vet today for a quick check and Monday he'll be going for another follow up and more medication if needed. I want to do all I can to make sure he stays in good health, so I am taking on a few emergency commissions to help cover any additional costs to his medical bill!
With it being the start of Inktober, all emergency pieces will be completed in traditional media ink done in my Art Nouveau style. The regular pricing for this type of commission is $100 but due to the need of funds for Daryl, I'm discounting the price to $60. The turnaround time for these will be at the most 2 DAYS. If it will take me longer, I will let you know via email.
These pieces will be busts only (shoulders or waist up) and if you are interested in having the piece completed in color at a different time, I will be offering a discount for that. Please be aware the discount ONLY APPLIES to Art Nouveau Inktober pieces commissioned during this time.
Example - https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CttQqWFWYAAD_Fd.jpg
If you're interested, please send me an email at padmabhujagaart[at]gmail[dot]com with the subject of Emergency Ink and I'll get back with you ASAP.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read this! If you can't help out monetarily, please consider signal boosting!
- Simha
The surgery for widening is into the $1000's and we're trying to avoid putting him through that unless its absolutely a last ditch situation. The anesthesia/catheter route is around $200 without all of the testing and blood work since we've already had that done and his tests came back negative for stones, crystals, cancer, etc. If he needs medication it will be around $250 to $275. :C
I'm hoping his visit on Monday is just a routine follow up and we just pay $100 for the visit itself. I would like to raise at least $200 in funds in case we have to take him in again after the follow up. The vet said that once this happens its likely to happen again especially in male cats even with food changes and medication, but some cats never experience it again. We're all just really hoping that the medication keeps him open and he won't be needing another procedure.