The vets are giving him fluids, antibiotics and, they told me yesterday
evening, starting to force feed him.
I thank very much all the support and tips to investigate further into what
Miles has. I also believe the disease may have nothing to do with FeLV,
although being FeLV+ does not help.
N
More info on this diagnosis:
http://marvistavet.com/html/body_feline_cholangiohepatitis.html
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Ok, just read where Miles was diagnosed with
Cholangitis/cholangiohepatitis complex, found some info on it and
nutrition is part of the recovery/treatment process, what is the vet
doing for him as far as that goes?
Cholangitis/cholangiohepatitis complex:
This is a number of related infla
PS. I missed the part about being anemic, get him started on
doxocycline and prednisolone also, this is common for FeLV+'s and he may
have hemobartonella which is extremely hard to test for. Most positives
are put on doxy and pred as a precaution if they become anemic. Anemia
is caused by so
If he hasn't been eating a normal amount of food he may very well
have hepatic lipidosis or fatty liver disease, this can be fatal and the
cure is getting enough food into him, the vet should know this. You
have to immediately start getting food into this cat. The two weeks
this site sta
Actually this reminds me--with Skittles we were also told it was a type of
hepatitis, and not HL. Since the vet tech was the one having all of the
direct conversations with the vet, I had mistaken that.
2009/8/19 Luísa Maria Azeredo Rodrigues Coelho (DGR) <
luisa.azeredo.coe...@caixaseguros.pt>
I thank you for your answers and I sympathize with your losses. I am very fond
of Miles, as you may imagine. As Joana is.
As far as I understand, they are not trying yet to force feed him. He is not
having food by himself though. The vet told me Miles was on fluids so that he
does not vomit. Bu
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Subject: [Felvtalk] FeLV+ FIV+ cat with liver problems
Hi everyone
Miles, a 6 year-old cat positive for FIV and FeLV, is in a very poor
condition and has now been admited to the vet hospital. He was not eating,
he vomited and is dehidrated. Miles was a stray cat I took in 2,5 years ago.
He stay
I'm so sorry about your kitty. He's so fortunate to have you both to
love and care for him. I have had double positives get in bad shape
like this, although I can't quote the blood parameters. They haven't
survived - once they get in bad shape it's hard to come out of it.
Doesn't mean h
I forgot to mention that Miles' temperature was 38.8 C yesterday and 36.9 C
today.
Luísa
P.S: and we are from Lisbon, Portugal :)
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Hi everyone
Miles, a 6 year-old cat positive for FIV and FeLV, is in a very poor condition
and has now been admited to the vet hospital. He was not eating, he vomited and
is dehidrated. Miles was a stray cat I took in 2,5 years ago. He stayed with me
until December '08 when he was adopted by Jo
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