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Thankyou Mags and pinklizzy. Didn't take fluid sample. Has given him medication to reduce fluid and antibiotics. May take fluid after blood tests back. CM |
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So sorry to hear about Alfie, having been in a similar situation recently I know how shocked and helpless you must feel. From what I found out when Triger was ill, it is quite hard to diagnose FIP, most cats carry the virus and only a few develop FIP. My vets told my that if 2 particular elements of a blood sample are raised it implies FIP, however I was told FIV can give similar symptoms but the bloods are different. Saying that, initally they thougth it might be his heart or kidneys. I truely feel for you and hope it is something the vets can treat, let us know how Alfie gets on. |
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Hope all goes well...........being diagnosed is a good thing (although may not seem so) but it does mean you know what you are dealing with and then how best to help him...........sure all will go well. Take care Karen |
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