I would definitely start her on immuno-regulin and sub-cutaneous fluids (your vet can show you how). People have had success with acemanan as well. The one thing is that sometimes positive cats get things like lymphoma (which would need chemo and/or steroids) or FIP (not curable but symptoms can be eased for a while with steroids) and other causes for anemia. You might want to take her to an internist at a bigger veterinary hospital, vet school, or veterinary referral service for a better diagnosis of what is wrong. FeLV just makes them susceptible to things that make them sick, because it weakens their immune system like HIV, but it does not in itself cause the symptoms-- you need to find out what is doing that. Michelle In a message dated 1/24/2007 12:41:28 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My 9 month old kitten (Mylo) was recently diagnosed with Feline Leukemia. I was devastated. The vet said he seems severe and doesn't have much longer. His symptoms are diahrea (for weeks now), pale nose/gums (anemia), dehydrated, low energy, doesn't play anymore, and he's very skinny. I hear there is no treatment for this disease but a part of me doesn't want to believe that. I have been researching on the internet and have found a couple drugs one called ImmunoRegulin and the other called Interferon. Does anyone know anything about these? or anything that I can do to help my kitten get better? Thank you. Chris
