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(sigh...) My 4 year old female cat recently passed a blood clot about 4 months ago. I believe its called throttle thrombosis. She had the typical attack which was very sudden and painful. Thankfully she survived but she was diagnosed with CHF. Her left ventricular wall was measured at 14mm and has grown to 16mm after the 3rd month. She has gained control of her right hind leg but still has no control of her lower right hind leg. We massage and stretch her leg several times a day and hopefully she can gain control of her left leg also.
We have her on 18mg Plavix every day and 2mg liquid aspirin every other day. We want to do as much as possible to make her as comfortable as possible just wish for the best for her. We were wondering if we could add an "Ace Inhibitor" to her medications? Anyone have any experience with what we are dealing with and the medications that I mentioned?
(sigh...) My 4 year old female cat recently passed a blood clot about 4 months ago. I believe its called throttle thrombosis. She had the typical attack which was very sudden and painful. Thankfully she survived but she was diagnosed with CHF. Her left ventricular wall was measured at 14mm and has grown to 16mm after the 3rd month. She has gained control of her right hind leg but still has no control of her lower right hind leg. We massage and stretch her leg several times a day and hopefully she can gain control of her left leg also.
We have her on 18mg Plavix every day and 2mg liquid aspirin every other day. We want to do as much as possible to make her as comfortable as possible just wish for the best for her. We were wondering if we could add an "Ace Inhibitor" to her medications? Anyone have any experience with what we are dealing with and the medications that I mentioned?
