Hi Chris, Last year I learned to do subQ fluids after my kitty Julie was diagnosed hyperT, and I've done it on two other of my kitties who got sick since then. It's pretty easy, although I was scared at first to learn, because I didn't want to hurt my furbaby. Julie gets 200cc a week because of her health, and it makes so much of a difference for her. If you want the company's info. that I order from, I will get it to you. They are good and fairly inexpensive. But if you don't feel there's much time left, at the very least, I agree with Belinda, that getting your vet to give Mylo fluids would be very compassionate of you. Dehydration makes kitty feel horrible.
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