SOS -help My Rikki - severe ARF

2006-11-16 Thread Hideyo Yamamoto
Hi, everyone, please share your insight - my older boy kitty I rescued
is experiencing severe ARF - I say this only because his blood work two
weeks ago shows pretty normal value of kidney functions, ,but he starts
losing weight and can't each as much as I thought he had FIP as I
recently lost  of my babies to FIP -

 

The blood work shows very very profound RF - might be what Hannibal had
at the end.. 

 

 

today

1-Nov

normal range

Crea

12.5

3

0.8-2.3

BUN

167

28

15-34

phos

17.5

4

3.0-7.0

HCT

17.3

28.2

29-45

WBC

30.6

23.8

4.2-15.5

total bulirubin

0.7

0.2

0.0 - 0.4

indirect bilirubin

0.5

0.1

0-0.3

TCO2

5

19

13-25

 

 

He is on IV right now and we started on epogen this morning as well.
Also, gave doxycycline as antibiotics - I am thinking using SAMe as I
heard that it's good for anemia - please share any of your insighg -
what do you think it's causing this severe ARF - could it be FIP?  I am
trying to find other cause - 

 

Also, please pray for my Rikki that he will feel better - thank you.



Re: SOS -help My Rikki - severe ARF

2006-11-16 Thread Lernermichelle
 
Hideyo, from the numbers it looks like his WBC has been high even since  
November 1.  Is it possible he has a severe kidney infection and that is  what 
is 
causing the high kidney values and the anemia (since kidney problems can  
cause anemia)?
Michelle
 
In a message dated 11/16/2006 2:11:51 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 
Hi, everyone, please share your  insight – my older boy kitty I rescued is 
experiencing severe ARF – I say this  only because his blood work two weeks ago 
shows pretty normal value of kidney  functions, ,but he starts losing weight 
and can’t each as much as I thought he  had FIP as I recently lost  of my 
babies to FIP  – 
The blood work shows very very  profound RF – might be what Hannibal had at 
the end..   
today  
1-Nov  
normal  range   
Crea  
12.5  
3  
0.8-2.3   
BUN  
167  
28  
15-34   
phos  
17.5  
4  
3.0-7.0   
HCT  
17.3  
28.2  
29-45   
WBC  
30.6  
23.8  
4.2-15.5   
total  bulirubin  
0.7  
0.2  
0.0 -  0.4   
indirect  bilirubin  
0.5  
0.1  
0-0.3   
TCO2  
5  
19  
13-25 
He is on IV right now and we  started on epogen this morning as well.  Also, 
gave doxycycline as  antibiotics – I am thinking using SAMe as I heard that it’
s good for anemia –  please share any of your insighg – what do you think it’
s causing this severe  ARF – could it be FIP?  I am trying to find other 
cause –   
Also, please pray for my Rikki  that he will feel better – thank  you.



 


RE: SOS -help My Rikki - severe ARF

2006-11-16 Thread Hideyo Yamamoto
Hi, Michelle - yeah.. that's what I was thinking, too - but I am
wondering what's causing kidney infections - do you think doxi is a good
antibiotics for this? My vet think so..but always want a second
opinion..

 

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Hideyo, from the numbers it looks like his WBC has been high even since
November 1.  Is it possible he has a severe kidney infection and that is
what is causing the high kidney values and the anemia (since kidney
problems can cause anemia)?

Michelle

 

In a message dated 11/16/2006 2:11:51 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Hi, everyone, please share your insight - my older boy kitty I
rescued is experiencing severe ARF - I say this only because his blood
work two weeks ago shows pretty normal value of kidney functions, ,but
he starts losing weight and can't each as much as I thought he had FIP
as I recently lost  of my babies to FIP -

 

The blood work shows very very profound RF - might be what
Hannibal had at the end.. 

 

 

today

1-Nov

normal range

Crea

12.5

3

0.8-2.3

BUN

167

28

15-34

phos

17.5

4

3.0-7.0

HCT

17.3

28.2

29-45

WBC

30.6

23.8

4.2-15.5

total bulirubin

0.7

0.2

0.0 - 0.4

indirect bilirubin

0.5

0.1

0-0.3

TCO2

5

19

13-25

 

 

He is on IV right now and we started on epogen this morning as
well.  Also, gave doxycycline as antibiotics - I am thinking using SAMe
as I heard that it's good for anemia - please share any of your insighg
- what do you think it's causing this severe ARF - could it be FIP?  I
am trying to find other cause - 

 

Also, please pray for my Rikki that he will feel better - thank
you.

 



Re: SOS -help My Rikki - severe ARF

2006-11-16 Thread Lernermichelle
 
I have never dealt with kidney infections. Doxy is a good, strong,  
broad-spectrum antibiotic.  For some reason I thought they use baytril for  
kidney 
problems, but maybe that is only for UTI's.
Michelle
 
In a message dated 11/16/2006 2:36:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Hi, Michelle – yeah..  that’s what I was thinking, too – but I am wondering 
what’s causing kidney  infections – do you think doxi is a good antibiotics 
for this? My vet think  so..but always want a second opinion..


 


RE: SOS -help My Rikki - severe ARF

2006-11-16 Thread Hideyo Yamamoto
Yep batrill is used commonly among CRF Kitties as broad spectrum
antibiotic especially when they get UTIs

 

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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: SOS -help My Rikki - severe ARF

 

I have never dealt with kidney infections. Doxy is a good, strong,
broad-spectrum antibiotic.  For some reason I thought they use baytril
for kidney problems, but maybe that is only for UTI's.

Michelle

 

In a message dated 11/16/2006 2:36:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Hi, Michelle - yeah.. that's what I was thinking, too - but I am
wondering what's causing kidney infections - do you think doxi is a good
antibiotics for this? My vet think so..but always want a second
opinion..

 



Re: SOS -help My Rikki - severe ARF

2006-11-16 Thread Belinda

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