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> Importance: High
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> It may not be just jaundice, it could be h
: [Felvtalk] Kitty with jaundice
Importance: High
It may not be just jaundice, it could be hepatic lipidosis, which is very
serious! Blood test is a must, and force feeding, fluids (sub-q), and
antibiotics are required!
I had a cat last summer that went down to 4.5 lbs, to the point where they
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Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Kitty with jaundice
To build on what Natalie has written. Jaundice is a sign of liver issues.
Hepatic Lipidosis is cured by food. Please tell your friend to get the kitty
to a vet ASAP. Time is of the essence. She can either assist feed with a
syringe or
What counts now is calories.
Sharyl
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Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2012 11:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Kitty with jaundice
She took him to
ding
group.http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/Feline-Assisted-Feeding/ They have
great files and will offer lots of help. It would be better if you friend
joined so she could benefit directly. Sharyl
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Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2012 9:50 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Kitty with jaundice
It may not be just jaundice, it could be hepatic lipidosis, which is very
serious! Blood test is a must, and force feeding, fluids (sub-q), and
antibiotics are required!
I had a cat last summer
Vet. Immediately.
Maureen Olvey wrote:
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>A friend of mine has two FeLV + cats, littermates about 8 months old, and one
>has developed jaundice. He has lost a ton of weight also. The last couple of
>days he doesn't want to eat although he's not laying around or lethargic.
>Anyone had expe
It may not be just jaundice, it could be hepatic lipidosis, which is very
serious! Blood test is a must, and force feeding, fluids (sub-q), and
antibiotics are required!
I had a cat last summer that went down to 4.5 lbs, to the point where they
wanted to insert a feeding tube through nose or surgi
In my experience, if the cat is obviously jaundiced, it may be too late to
reverse it. That being said, I am NOT a Vet or a Vet Tech, so I would
recommend a trip to the Veterinarian ASAP.
The Vet may have your friend try liver support/treatment. I had a FeLV
negative though who became jaundic
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