Thank you, please do ask her. Lucy won't eat her raw now anyway, so is on
i/d, which she will eat, which is the prescription food for ibd. ironically,
it is giving her loose bowels. her ibd does not do well on the prescription
diet. which worries me. However, this diet is specially
Michelle,
I believe she said it her guess was that it was an adenocarcinoma
tumor, I talked with her today about the fevers and she said that she
would be looking for the same things, cancer and infections. I told her
you were waiting for the rest of the test results.
She also told me
Thanks. She has not been tested for those. Toxo usually causes bad
diarrhea, though, and salmanella causes incredible distress including vomiting.
I
believe e coli does as well. Lucy doesn't have those signs, thank goodness. I
asked about those diseases the last time she was sick with a
So I have this new theory that maybe Lucy's symptoms result from IBD and a
URI. I read in Merck vet manual (I think-- it is written for vets so
technical and hard to understand) that IBD can cause anemia and fluid
distension in
the stomach. Anemia can cause heart murmer and enlargement
This is know is true, my vet mentioned it today because Fred had a
heart murmur today something he's never had before and he is and has
been slightly anemic for a while now (28% last blood work three weeks
ago). Remember too Bailey was anemic, no fluid in the belly but his
anemia was
How would you have treated the pancreatitis had you known?
In a message dated 1/19/2007 11:13:37 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Remember too Bailey was anemic, no fluid in the belly but his anemia was
symptomatic of his undiagnosed pancreatitis which ended up being
A friend of mine whose kitty would have pancreatitis attacks
frequently but not so much now that they have figured out what works for
her, gives her cat higher doses of prednisolone when she has an attack,
this cat has been on prednisolone for many years because of it (over 7
years I
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