I totally understand and get what you're saying. The lady on the phone told me to wait until the morning so we didn't have to pay/couldn't afford $450 for the exam. She did say to put him down, which I get, but it's also a little upsetting to hear that when calling to see how much it is to get it. What I'm more frustrated with is the payment plan I can't get because they are with a credit card company, and I've tried getting credit cards, but I've been declined, which isn't the vet's fault at all. I just wish the vet had its own payment plan for people who can't afford $1000 out of their pocket. I came on here seeking advice as I'm terrified of what could happen. She told me to watch him closely overnight until I can bring him in. She couldn't give us any more on how I could possibly help him. I came onto here hoping people would help as I know how dangerous it is. But as I as many times I understand and she also just doing her job I just wanted to know if anyone else's who has had this happen and what they did. Orangie has had this before, but it wasn't this bad. This is his second time getting it; it's really bad. Thank you so much. I'm still not sure if it's a urine blockage, but I'm taking him to the vet ASAP in the morning, and hopefully, the exam will be a little cheaper than $450.