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Have them make sure she isn't constipated it may be that she is
blocked and only the watery part of her bowel movements are getting
through since what you described isn't normal diarrehia, throwing up is
also a symthom of this. There is something called mega-colon which can
be deadly if not
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No. For bartonella it's zythromax for 21 days.. Also, if you're dealing with uri that's probably why she's not eating more than the teeth. Keep her well hydrated. Have you tried the baby neosynephrin (I think that's what it is) drops in her nose? Humidifier? She's got to smell the food to eat.
Oh Michelle,
I am so sorry you are going through all this. I am on depression med.s also that don't seem to help. After my hysterectomy I have now gained nearly 40 pounds as well. I told my psychiatrist that my biggest problem was lack of energy and he put me on ritalin. I am not add, but he said
I actually rescheduled it for Thursday. She has gotten much perkier--
playful and cuddly again, and after licking at the fancy feast yesterday she
also licked up a little baby food. She has not touched food since then, but
before getting the Triaminic this morning she did go over and look
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Wonderful to hear that she's playing again,
Michellemore power to your paw, Ginger!
Hope she just gets better and betterkeep
us posted when you get time.
hugs to you both, Kerry
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She didn't get a patch. I gave her metacam, a liquid pain killer, the day
after the surgery but not again since then. At this point I do not think it is
her teeth, but am hoping it is just her URI making her not eat. I rescheduled
the ultrasound for Thursday and will get it done then if she
Thats a great news Michelle! Is
she getting the fluid the meantime?
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(or at least licked at food)!
I actually postponed the AC phone call too, because it was scheduled for 10
pm last night just so I could talk to her before the this morning's ultrasound,
but I decided to postpone the ultrasound and wanted to go to sleep. I have not
rescheduled it yet. I may do it later today or tomorrow.
Yes, I am still giving her 150 cc of fluid per day, and also syringe
feeding her. But I am syringe feeding her less to try to see if she will eat
some on her own. I normally syringe her about 90 to 100cc's of A/D per day and
yesterday did only 60. I plan to do only 60 today too.
Thanks,
Hi Michelle,
You may want to syringe her a bit more, an adult cat needs between
5.5 and 6.0 ounces of food to maintain their body weight, although tiny
cats like my Shelbee don't eat anywhere near that much (Shelbee weights
about 7 pounds).
You may want to stick with the 100ccs of food,
I just posted this to my IBD group and, since you've all been so kind
to have shown concern for Gypsy, I thought I'd let you folks know
what's going on as well.
Nina
Hi Everyone,
Here's a brief update on my trials and tribulations with Missy-Thang
Gypsy. Let's see, I think it was last
CQ10 would be good. I believe the dose is 10mgs per 10lbs of body weight. I
hope Joey does well.
Joan
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That sounds good, I had to add more water to the AD because I was
feedig Buddie through a tube and it had to be watered down a bit more.
It sounds like she is definately feeling much better. I've been told
that kitties try to cover their food to hide it from other animals so
they can come
Thanks Joan, I thought I had been told that but I couldn't find it
anywhere.
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Yes, CoQ10 is the main one-- even conventional vets recommend it sometimes.
I learned about it from Tufts Vet Hospital when my Snowball had
hyrocardiomyopathy. I think I gave him a small amount of Vitamin E as well
but am not totally sure-- I would look it up. I also read more recently
Hi Belinda,
I'm sorry to hear Joey's heart murmur is getting louder. (Grace has a
heart murmur too). I've also heard that anti-oxidants, like CoQ10 were
good for the heart. What is lycopene? Is that a heart med? I'm afraid
I haven't done any research on heart conditions and what to do
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guess the little soul knew what her body needed. That's great news, Nina! Onward
and upward!
Kerry
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sorry I don't remember what is good for that. But I am keeping Joey
in my prayers and thoughts.
Carla
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Lisa,
Honestly cats can stop eating for seemingly no reason at all, stress
can also cause them to stop eating. There is a condition called Cholagiohepatitis
http://www.vetinfo.com/cchohep.html#Cholagiohepatitis
Was she checked for this?
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Belinda
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Lisa,
Just because Akira (great name by the way) is ready to go...doesn't mean she knows HOW to go. My aunt was dying of cancer and was absolutely ready to go for three monthsit still took those three months for her body to reconcile with her spirit.
Even tho we all KNOW better...I think we
When Simon got jaundiced and his liver looked funny on the ultrasound, they
said it was either lymphoma or cholangiohepatits. Unfortunately the biopsy said
the former. Cholangiohepatitis is treatable with antibiotics.
Michelle
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Lisa,
I wish I had some advice for you. Have you tried force feeding recently to see if she's more agreeable to it? I don't know what to tell you I'm sorry that you are going through this right now. It sounds like Akira is comfortable though. I don't know how she could be.. but it seems
I counteract the watering down by adding a teaspoon of
Nutri-Cal to the mix, it bumps the calories back up without thickening it up too
much to syringe. She may even lick the Nutri-Cal off your finger on her own,
sometimes mine do that when I ask them nicely and make a big fuss over it being
Can anyone help this person with the name and contact info of any no-
kill shelters or foster/rescue groups in Minneapolis?
Thanks very much,
Bonnie in WI
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well stitch took a turn for the worse on sunday when his lymphoma came out of
remission. he will start the ccnu if his CBC comes back with a good white blood
cell count. keep your fingers crossed
We're hoping for a miracle for Stitch here too.
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fingers crossed and praying. how much we come to love these little furballs.
hoping and praying for yours.
Barbara
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well stitch took a turn for the worse
In a message dated 5/16/2005 4:27:27 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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http://www.vetinfo.com/cchohep.html#Cholagiohepatitis
I want to thank everyone for their continued prayers adn kind words..they
mean so much to me.,...I wish I could get hte same here.,...at home.Im
I've not been responding with any suggestions so far, because
I'm probably in the minority in my opinion, but I think she is suffering
needlessly, and that HUMANE euthanasia would be the kindest thing for her at
this point. I do not think that putting her through all the invasive procedures
Lisa,
Everyone has their own ideas about euthanasia. You have to do what is right for you and what you feel is right for Akira. I'm not you, and would not presume to tell you what is right in your situation. When I have been in similar situations I have sometimes chosen to euthanize, and
Re: euthanasia, everyone has their own take on it. I think it is ok to let
Akira go on her own, and it sounds like there are still things she is enjoying,
even if you are willing to help her at the point if/when she stops enjoying
anything. But I do not see any harm in giving sub q fluids if
Ginger got her second dose of Immuno-regulin today. She is now
running all over, jumping, playing, and trying (rather unsuccessfully) to eat a
little (don't get too excited-- I doubt the amount she ate on her own would fill
up a thimble). She is meowing for me and trying to knock the door
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