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Glad to hear the dear old boy is settling in well. I don't know enough about ailments to even venture a guess; perhaps some of our more knowledgable members will have some ideas ..... Elaine?? |
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Donald is not looking quite so bright today, he didn't eat his breakfast with the same relish, although it may be the effect of the vidalta. He is also loosing hair on his chest, it looks like a mitey rabbit hair loss. I called the vet and she said to give him another advocate and a shot of betamox. I also spoke to her about the drinking and peeing and she thinks it could be his kidneys. He is due in next week for more blood tests but she doesn't think x-rays and scans will help- its not going to change how we treat him. She said she didn't think he would still be here and is surprised he is doing so well. I thought he was looking quite good and even though he is less bright today he still runs over to see you and jump on your knee. I'm off now to give him his meds ( along with jimmy who is a bit snottery again) and see how he is tomorrow. |
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Oh dear, sorry he doesn't seem as bright as before; and actually taken aback at the vet's remark about him not being here! A tribute to your care IMO; hope his meds will help. Poor old boy, he does sound happy with you .... |
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I think Donald was coming down with a snotty nose again because I found some phlemmy stuff in his water, I have to give him another shot tonight and again on Friday, but he's eaten like a horse since that morning. |
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Angie, your chats with the great cat must work wonders. Donald was in today for blood tests and the vet was amazed. The fliud is gone from his abdomen, his coat is much better, his heart is mich better and she is much more postive about his future. We are now sure he doesn't have FIP and that the hyperthyroidism was causing his heart to go into failure causing the fluid in his belly. Another couple of weeks and he will be joining the rest of the family. |
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