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Hi
My cat is about 8 years old and in most ways healthy and fit (tho he lost a leg a few years ago).
However, he has been asthmatic for a while now, treatment wasn’t solving it and an X-ray showed that he has cor pulmonale. It’s incurable condition, acc. to conventional medication anyway, and now the ‘experts’ have given him 3-6 months to live.
He is being treated with an asthma inhaler, prednisolone sodium phosphate (a cortisteroid) also for the asthma, furosemide (a diuretic) for liquid build-up, and baby aspirin (as blood thinner?).
Since conventional medicine isn't offering any real solution, and since its approach is 100% mechanistic (non-holistic) we are also giving him hawthorne for his heart and plan to look into other alternate treatments.
I wanted to see if anyone else has had similar experience with their pet suffering from this condition, and has any advice, or at least war stories, to share?
thanks,
Jasun
My cat is about 8 years old and in most ways healthy and fit (tho he lost a leg a few years ago).
However, he has been asthmatic for a while now, treatment wasn’t solving it and an X-ray showed that he has cor pulmonale. It’s incurable condition, acc. to conventional medication anyway, and now the ‘experts’ have given him 3-6 months to live.
He is being treated with an asthma inhaler, prednisolone sodium phosphate (a cortisteroid) also for the asthma, furosemide (a diuretic) for liquid build-up, and baby aspirin (as blood thinner?).
Since conventional medicine isn't offering any real solution, and since its approach is 100% mechanistic (non-holistic) we are also giving him hawthorne for his heart and plan to look into other alternate treatments.
I wanted to see if anyone else has had similar experience with their pet suffering from this condition, and has any advice, or at least war stories, to share?
thanks,
Jasun