What are his numbers, specifically his Creatinine, BUN,
Phosphorus, Potassium, and his HCT, these are the important ones that
tell you how well or not well he is doing? Get them from your vet, they
can fax or give you a copy of his last blood work results, you paid for
them they are yours. Tell me what they are and I can tell you what my
vet would be doing if Fred had those numbers. Also has his blood
pressure been checked, CRF cats are notorious for getting high blood
pressure, this can be very dangerous and cause blindness if not caught
and treated. Several cats on the CRF list have gone blind been put on
amlodipine and regained some if not all of their sight. The retinas
detach when the blood pressure gets too high, too high can vary for each
individual cat but you really don't want the blood pressure higher than
170 or 180 at the vets.
Fred's has been as high as 200 to 240 when he was having the episode
that I took him in for right away, thankfully his retinas never detached
but I got him in right away when his legs were twitching and he kind of
looked spacey and fell over.
Get the numbers and send them ... does he still get fluids?
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Belinda
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