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OMG Stoli CBC .8
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Every kitty at my house is sending mega {{{VIBES}}} to you & Stoli!
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Major get well vibes to Stoli from me and my crew. Stay strong, Renovia!
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Saying prayers for you and Stoli.
Mega Vibes headed your way for Stoli and for you. I will keep you both in my thoughts and prayers.
Prayers and get better quick vibes coming for Stoli and hugs for you.
More major {{{get well Stoli}}} vibes. And hugs for you.
I'm sending huge vibes for Stoli!
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hi everyone,
stoli is a tiny bit more active today. he didn't want the a/d formula last night so we had to syringe feed him. he hated that. he told us he was hungry at 3.30 this morning so we tried to tempt him with a/d, nothing, his normal wet food, nothing, he really wanted his dry kitten food so we let him eat some. he ate about 10 pieces and kept all but 3 down. we syringed him twice and let him be. this morning he ate almost 1.5oz of his normal wet food and kept it all down. he played with luxor a bit and was alert but still mopey. we took him to the vet and decided not to run another CBC as it was too soon. we talked about our options and what the vet thought could be causing such a low white cell count. basically he thinks it's one of three things. 1. leukemia that went undetected, 2. some sort of rare bone marrow disease, or 3. a viral infection that we still haven't found that his body is trying to fight. His breeder called me this morning to check in on him so that was nice. i'm just trying to give him love but also 'make' him eat so he can keep his energy up. I am going to a specialist on monday so stoli can have his bone marrow tested.
stoli is a tiny bit more active today. he didn't want the a/d formula last night so we had to syringe feed him. he hated that. he told us he was hungry at 3.30 this morning so we tried to tempt him with a/d, nothing, his normal wet food, nothing, he really wanted his dry kitten food so we let him eat some. he ate about 10 pieces and kept all but 3 down. we syringed him twice and let him be. this morning he ate almost 1.5oz of his normal wet food and kept it all down. he played with luxor a bit and was alert but still mopey. we took him to the vet and decided not to run another CBC as it was too soon. we talked about our options and what the vet thought could be causing such a low white cell count. basically he thinks it's one of three things. 1. leukemia that went undetected, 2. some sort of rare bone marrow disease, or 3. a viral infection that we still haven't found that his body is trying to fight. His breeder called me this morning to check in on him so that was nice. i'm just trying to give him love but also 'make' him eat so he can keep his energy up. I am going to a specialist on monday so stoli can have his bone marrow tested.
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Just caught this thread and I'm adding my thoughts and get well Stoli vibes too!!!
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We really hope Stoli will get well very soon and nothing is wrong with him. We are hoping the best for you.
Checking in on Stoli, I am praying for the best news possible!
Continued prayers for you and Stoli. Heres hoping they can get to the bottom of this soon and he can start feeling better again. (((((((((Eat Stoli)))))))))))) vibes
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FIP is very, very difficult to diagnose. But according to my vet, the signs would be a "hyper protein state" (high level of blood proteins - anything above 7.6 is a major red flag) combined with anemia, fever, and loss of appetite.
If your vet suspected FIP, he would most likely be doing an ultrasound to look for fluid collecting in your kitty's abdomen and/or lungs, not a biopsy.
But no matter what the problem is, I hope they discover it soon and that Stoli is quickly on the road to complete recovery!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am sending major "be completely healthy" vibes to your Stoli, and "be strong" vibes to you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Laurie
If your vet suspected FIP, he would most likely be doing an ultrasound to look for fluid collecting in your kitty's abdomen and/or lungs, not a biopsy.
But no matter what the problem is, I hope they discover it soon and that Stoli is quickly on the road to complete recovery!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am sending major "be completely healthy" vibes to your Stoli, and "be strong" vibes to you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Laurie
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Stoli has just had about 5 cc's of chicken baby food and fortiflora. he seemed to tolerate it well. we are going to syringe him some water in a few minutes. he's alert but not active - luxor's not helping us any. he's just pooped outside the litter box because we had to isolate him while stoli was getting his food.
grrrrrrr
grrrrrrr
