//Need advice regarding kidney disease and non-regenerative anemia for feline

[Laura Fenik]

?>Looking for advice on how to help our beloved Victoria (white cat).
She was recently diagnosed with the beginning stages of kidney disease
and non-regenerative anemia. We've been giving her subcutaneous fluids
at home.

Can the kidney disease and non-regenerative anemia be stopped, or slowed
down?

See this link to an article I posted to our LogicalInsight.net website
about Victoria's health:
http://logicalinsight.net/house/healingpurrrsneeded.html

Victoria Needs Healing Purrrs!

Sweet Victoria has been very sick. She recently had her second blood
transfusion. The diagnosis is that Victoria is at the earliest stages of
kidney disease, has non-regenerative anemia, and a slight heart murmur.

We?ve made several trips from Johnstown to Pittsburgh, PA, to a
specialty veterinary care animal hospital. Victoria has had enough of
needles, syringes (including for feeding at times), probings, and having
her fur shaved, meow!!
Currently the cause of Victoria?s non-regenerative anemia is not known.
A bone marrow biopsy may pinpoint this. We?ve not done this yet as we
understand it to be a painful process but we are thinking about it and
need to do more research. We want to ensure that Victoria?s quality of
life is improving and not stressful for her.

We?ve been giving Victoria subcutaneous fluids at home (Ringer?s lactate
solution) as she is dehydrated. This helps her feel better, keep pumping
those fluids! Plus a drug to stimulate red blood cell growth, an
appetite stimulant, and other important medications. Victoria dropped
down to 7.35 pounds (from around 10 pounds a little over a year ago)
within a short period of time.

Victoria lived with my parents and brother in West Virginia before our
parents passed away. My family wanted a white cat as our father was
mostly blind in his later years (he had 10% of his vision and could see
white). Victoria is our angel kitty and much loved family member. We?ve
been blessed to have her in our lives and want her to be with us for
many more years.

Please send lots of healing Purrrrs to Victoria! If you can provide any
insight on how the kidney disease and non-regenerative anemia can be
halted (if that?s possible) or helped, please contact me. Victoria
meowwws her thanks in advance!

[Mack A. Damia]

You are in West Virginia?

Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design at West
Virginia University has a School of Veterinary Medicine.

Give them a phone call, and find somebody who can give you some
advice. Most professionals will be happy to help you.

304-293-2395

You might look for other veterinary medical schools, too. Are you far
from Pittsburgh? You can find people who care. Make some calls.

[Laura]

Thank you Mack for your reply. My apologies for not replying sooner. I'm new to Usenet. I use MicroPlanet Gravity (MPG) and cannot get your post to display, nor can I reply to your post for some reason on MPG (I will be looking into this more). Therefore I reluctantly came to google groups and can see your post and reply as well.

I'm now in Pennsylvania. Thank you very much for letting me know about the School of Veterinary Medicine at Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design at West Virginia University and providing their phone number. I'll give them a call. Perhaps someone there could point me to people in our area who could help. I'm happy to make as many calls as necessary.

We're about 80 miles east of Pittsburgh.

Take care, be safe and well,

Laura

[ngu]

Renal disease on cats are irreversible. The best you can do is to slow
the rate of deterioration, with prescribed medication. Take it easy.
With caring love from the owner and veterinary care, one of my cats got
5 years from diagnosis to eventual demise. And it was a fruitful 5
years as he could do whatever he liked.

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[Enrique Guillermo]

On 02/03/2020 03:33, Mack A. Damia wrote:
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>Make some calls.
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Alma (Mrs Mack A. Damia) gimme good head LOL

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