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When Wendell was at his worst and we brought him to the new vet, he told me that FIP was difficult to diagnose. He was a very intelligent and experienced vet (not saying he couldn't misdiagnose) and he did bloodwork along with urine tests and other tests and I can't remember specifics now but...

I found this forum while browsing for my cat's symptoms earlier this year. I adopted 2 beautiful nebelung brothers from my vet 2 years ago. One of them, Wendell, was sick for over a year and a half that we had him. He was fine-looking most of the time and after several vet visits telling us...

Well, the vet said FIP can be difficult to diagnose 100% but he did think he has it and he did bloodwork, which showed he was going into kidney failure and liver failure because of the disease. So, he was so sick that he told us he wouldn't bounce back from this. We ended up decided to put him...

Going to the vet in a few - Will let everyone know what they say. But, KAS - I looked up FIP and he has the exact symptoms for that...so that's really not good. He even had some neurological / disorientation signs a few months back.

His gums look normal as far as I can tell, he wouldn't let me look long. They aren't pale. But, I did just see where he is laying on the bed, he has a small area of drool and it smells very sour almost like what throw up smells like in humans but this is just clear.

So I boiled some chicken and cut it into very small pieces and spooned some of the broth from it onto it and was very confident he would at least eat this since it smells good..but to no avail. He wouldn't even touch it. He licked one piece. Not good..I would've for sure thought he would eat...

The top pic below is of Wendell, taken about 5 or 6 months ago..even then you can see the white part of his eye slightly. The bottom pic is of his brother, Clark and I'm happy that he's always been healthy and playful! They are both right at 2 years old. When we adopted them almost 2 years...

Hi. I have two grey male, neutered cats that we adopted from our veterinarian almost 2 years ago. They have always been healthy and playful kitties. I guess it all started slowly about a year ago I noticed that one of them, Wendell is his name, started acting like he didn't feel well...