Nabilah IslamKonto zweryfikowane

No tips but sending good vibes

I too am sending good vibes

With meds should live a pretty regular life. The end might get pretty expensive but that could easily be 10- 15 years down the road. Cute cat.

I am so sorry Nabilah...I know this is hard....I wish I had some answers for you...

You might try mixing water with baby food to increase hydration. I’m so sorry. It’s so difficult having a sick kitty.

We spent a year-plus giving our cat injections of epogen to counter the effects of kidney disease on red blood cell production. It worked well, but because the EPO is juman-derived, the effect diminishes over time. It was worth it. KI and you have my sympathy.

Oh no! Poor baby

I gave one of our cats an IV every month or two in his final year (). My wife set up the bag and I held him still on my lap. (Random fact: We found him abandoned in the Publix parking lot on Holcomb Bridge Rd.)

Wrap him in a towel, akin to a tight burrito. Make sure the towel crosses below the spot between shoulder blades where you plan to stick the needle in. It helps if you have one person holding him and jiggling him a little while you hydrate him. Reward with treat afterwards