A few days ago I posted about the reversal of FIP that I saw
in my kitten Angelica on high dose intravenous ascorbic acid
and have been following these subsequent posts with some bit
of sadness. I believe Jenny makes the most valid arguments
and in an effort to provide more details about what happ
A few days ago I posted about the reversal of FIP that I saw
in my kitten Angelica on high dose intravenous ascorbic acid
and have been following these subsequent posts with some bit
of sadness. I believe Jenny makes the most valid arguments
and in an effort to provide more details about what happ
Part 2
Chuckie
The kittens Tommy, Chuckie and Angelica, were altered and
received their rabies vaccinations on September 20, 2009.
(Note, again, Lukey died on October 1). On October 8 the
kittens then received FVRCP vaccinations and were still
asymptomatic at that time. About 12-15 days
Part 2
Chuckie
The kittens Tommy, Chuckie and Angelica, were altered and
received their rabies vaccinations on September 20, 2009.
(Note, again, Lukey died on October 1). On October 8 the
kittens then received FVRCP vaccinations and were still
asymptomatic at that time. About 12-15 days
Part 3
Angelica
By now, after the deaths of my two precious boys Lukey, and
then baby Chuckie, it was becoming clear that we were
definitely seeing FIP in all three and on the right track
with the intravenous ascorbate but just not using enough.
Because Chuckie's immune system had been so t
Part 3
Angelica
By now, after the deaths of my two precious boys Lukey, and
then baby Chuckie, it was becoming clear that we were
definitely seeing FIP in all three and on the right track
with the intravenous ascorbate but just not using enough.
Because Chuckie's immune system had been so t
I posted a couple of links earlier that I found helpful
throughout the course of this nightmare and I post them
again below for those of you who may wish to undertake the
intravenous ascorbate protocol for your cats with FIP, FeLV,
URI, and other cat diseases. If I had it to do over again,
each of
I posted a couple of links earlier that I found helpful
throughout the course of this nightmare and I post them
again below for those of you who may wish to undertake the
intravenous ascorbate protocol for your cats with FIP, FeLV,
URI, and other cat diseases. If I had it to do over again,
each of
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Hey Renee
Welcome to the US. Not a great start finding out you have a little bundle
of joy with a deadly virus. You do have an advantage, however. You have a
chance to fight this early. I would not let this window of opportunity
close.
Felv cats are susceptible to secondary infections
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> Amy,
You have a cat in the stages that most of us dread. You have a few options
available to you. You can follow conventional advice or you can take a
chance. From what I've seen conventional medicine does not help in this
scenario.
My first question is this; Why is he on prednisone? The
Well Fred started having seizures 3 hours after his vet visit, we're
not sure what is causing those but he is on phenobarbitol and those so
far are controlled. He is eating like a little piggy and drinking. It
takes about 2 weeks for them to get used to the effects of the
phenobarbitol so
Belinda,
Wow. You have a sick little kitty. I don't know if you're looking for
input or not; and I know nothing about his history but I would suggest two
things.
1. Find a holistic vet.
2. Check a basic metabolic panel. CRF patients often have electrolyte
imbalances that can cause seizures.
I made some tiny urls for the links Sally listed in her post.
Guide to the Use of Vitamin C
http://tinyurl.com/Clinical-guide-Vit-C
Megascorbic Therapy: A New Orthomolecular Modality in Veterinary Medicine
http://tinyurl.com/Megascorbic-paper
Orthomolecular Approach to Feline Leukemia Preventio
Hi Jenny,
Thanks for the advice. I have certainly considered all my options and I know
that this is not a good place for Wolfie to be at. I've had so many positive
cats and unfortunately I know how it usually ends. This one has made it longer
than any of my other ones and I would do anything
Hi Amy,
Not sure if I told you that Bailey my + had non-rengerative anemia
and epogen got his HCT up. He started at 3 shots a week that you would
be able to do at home, Fred is currently getting this for his
non-regenerative anemia and in 4 weeks has gone from HCT 16% to 26%,
that's abo
Good points. We've just learned so much skepticism about everything
FIP.
I'm wondering also - how do you get a vet to do something different -
like a vitamin C drip? I know one vet who would and could do that,
I'm pretty sure - but she's 60 miles away, and I have trouble finding
free t
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