Anna, you've already gotten some good advice. Anemia will make her feel
rotten. Treating that with nutrived could help her feel better. Or try
Pet-Tinic but also give her some folic acid. I've given anemic kitties
NutriVed, folic acid, Super B complex and B-12. Be sure to follow up any med
I'm surprised no one has mentioned an appetite stimulant such as
cyproheptadine or mirtazipine. These are awesome tools to help keep a cat
eating the top quality foods it needs to rebuild its body. Also don't be
afraid of an early feeding tube --if-- the cat's prognosis on the other
side of the i
My vet routinely prescribes Cyproheptadine
.just ¼ of a pill induces
appetite very quickly! I can attest to that! Natalie
From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of KG BarnCats
Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2012 9:48 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleuk
My advice to you right now is don't give up on her. She has survived
with felv for four years. Most cats that can do that have a greater chance
of making it.
Did you vet check for hemobartonella? Did they find the source of the
infection - pneumonia, bacteremia, URI, UTI, etc?
Is she on Interfe
Okay, I have her records.
2007 she had anemia with a hct of 22.7 and fever and later developed
diarrhea. she also developed seizures and hyperesthesia. They gave her
fluids and started her on transfer factor, Prednisolone, and zeniquin.
Shortly thereafter they added interferon alpha-2b. As the
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