If her gums are white, she is VERY anemic. With anemia that is more
mild, you should notice that her gums, nose, and/or paw pads are paler than
normal, and/or that if you press on her gums with your thumb the blood does not
rush right back. Interferon will not hurt, and we all give it in t
daysThanks againLisa Ward
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I have
not been following this thread until the last me
about this? Lisa
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Lisa:
Please,
take your cat in if you can. As I am
Also Immuno-regulin (see web page of this group for articles) is supposed
to be helpful sometimes in cases of FeLV-induced anemia.
Michelle
I have not been following this thread until the last message about Stinky,
but dexamethasone and depomedrol shots can sometimes reverse anemia (if it is
from an auto-immune reaction or lymphoma) at least temporarily.
Michelle
Lisa:
Please, take your cat in if you can. As I am sure you know, the
anemia sets in it seems overnight. Our Stinky cat is back in
hospital. Her red cell count is down to 13 and that happened from Saturday
(Saturday her count was 27) until today. Monday and Tuesday she was eating
and r
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