Ugh, Kisa vomited again about 3 hours after I syringe fed her and gave her the 
pills.  There seemed to be quite a bit of food vomited up.  I hoping that a few 
hours is enough to absorb the pills and get some nutrition?

I syringe fed her some more, and am hoping she can keep that down.  It seems 
like I have the most luck with her keeping things down if I give them right 
after she vomits.

This syringe feeding is sure an awful process.  She hates it so much, and the 
food gets all over her and me.

Cassandra
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: C & J 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2007 8:20 PM
  Subject: Update on Kisa


  Well, after going to the vet today, it's not looking good for Kisa.

  She has elevated bilirubin in her blood/urine, and elevated number of 
lymphocytes.  Therefore they believe she has a liver disease, possibly 
lymphosarcoma.

  The only way they can tell for sure what the problem is with her liver is to 
do a biopsy which means surgery.    They didn't suggest doing this though 
because of the FeLV and her immune system being compromised.

  They gave me prednisone and baytril for her, though i'm really not sure how 
she'll handle keeping those down when she is vomiting so easily.  They're 
hoping the steroid will make her feel a little better and maybe regain some 
appetite.

  I've really got to try and get her to eat something, she hasn't eaten since 
Saturday night now.

  I don't understand why this is all happening at once.  First I watched Tomi 
get sicker and sicker for nearly 2 months.  As soon as he started getting 
better, Koda got sick with kidney and liver failure, and died.  Now, barely a 
week later Kisa goes from being a super healthy and active cat to death's door. 
 I haven't even had enough time to get used to Koda being gone, now its another 
crisis situation.

  This is all after having nothing but healthy, happy, and active cats for 12 
years.

  I used to think how awful it would be if my house burned down while I was 
away and my 5 cats were inside.  What is happening now is almost worse than 
that since it is so prolonged and i'm beginning to wonder if something I am 
doing is causing all this (like feeding raw food).  I've always kept my cats 
indoors because I didn't want them to get run over by a car, etc....but they 
seem to be no safer indoors.

  Sorry for venting on you all, its just really starting to affect me, both 
emotionally and financially.

  Cassandra


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