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Niki,
The things you are doing (steroids, immuno-regulin) are a good
start, but you need to find out what is causing the anemia. If it is lymphoma,
he will not get better without chemo (which might or might not put him into
remission). If it is hemobartonella, he needs doxicycline (and probably should
be on it just in case, as hemobart is hard to diagnose). If he is not producing
new red blood cells he may need Epogen.
I would recommend bringing him to an internist, if you can, at
a larger clinic or hospital, and seeing if the internist can run the proper
tests to try to see what is wrong. There have been several people on this list
who have successfully reversed anemia in their positive cats, usually through a
combo of Epogen, steroids, doxicycline, and pet tinic, as well as immuno-regulin
in one case (seemed to help a lot) and iron shots in another. My Simon had
very bad anemia from lymphoma in his bone marrow, and a combo of chemo and
strong steroids got his hematocrit almost back to normal for a couple of
months. So you need to find out what is wrong, or at least try to cover as
many bases as possible.
Michelle
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