Janet,
One would think there would be treatment, but to be honest, most researchers
aren't that interested in curing cat illnesses. Usually their discoveries
are a result of trying to find cures in human medicine.
Anyway, a lymphocyte count that high (38,000) is really suggestive of a
lymphoma.
Hello all,
Thanks for the advice so far.
My vet did not do a leukemia test that I know of. This last time I think he
just did a CBC. Because her lymphocyte count had jumped from 25,000 to 38,000 I
guess he assumes she has leukemia/lymphoma. He did send the blood to a
university hospital but I d
Janet,
It sounds like you have been through alot. It also sounds to me like your
little one has lymphoma although the specifics of the bloodwork would be
more telling. Did your vet happen to do a feline leukemia virus test? This
virus can cause lymphomas and leukemias but lymphomas and leukemia
Are you suer he doesn't mean cancer and not FeLV?
This is when he told me her lymphocytes have dramatically increased just since
the last workup a couple weeks ago. He is convinced she has circulating
leukemia/lymphoma.
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Belinda
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Hello again.
My oldest cat Kia lost weight over a period of time and I just thought maybe it
was because she was old. She hasn't acted sick at all. Back in November my
oldest male cat Gabriel got sick and stopped eating. When he wouldn't take
water I knew it was bad. We rushed him to the vet and
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