Thread: Fudge is very ill.

Hi all! Once again, thanks for the good wishes it does really help! Fudge is an 18mth cat and has been an ex-breeding queen although we were told she hadn't had any litters when we got her! I am going to contact the breeder again once we have the blood tests back and I know my facts, I'm very good at jumping the gun! On the positive side she is picking up really well and has responded to the medication she has. I should get the blood results back on Wednesday and then we'll really know what we are up against! The vet recommended Classic cat food or applaws as a possible treatment for Stomatitus. I've read up about it and it has worked in some cases. Anyone here had any experience of that? Once again thank you everyone and I've got my fingers crossed for Wednesday! She is such a wonderful girl I can't bear the thought of loosing her!

Hi Claire, i'm glad Fudge is responding well to the medication. I will be thinking of you on Wednesday, at least when you get the results back you can start dealing with the problem. I'm sorry I don't have any knowledge on Stomatitus to give any constructive advise all we can do is send our love to you and Fudge. Alison & Harry xx

Originally Posted by Claire

On the positive side she is picking up really well and has responded to the medication she has. I should get the blood results back on Wednesday and then we'll really know what we are up against! She is such a wonderful girl I can't bear the thought of loosing her!

Glad things are looking positive, fingers crossed Claire. Thanks for the update

thats great claire im glad things are looking well for fudge, do keep us posted x

That's wonderful to hear claire... I hope Fudge continues to improve and fingers crossed for the tests coming back on wednesday.

Good news Clare - hope the tests are OK on Wednesday!

Claire and Fudge
I know I am a new cat in the neighbourhood, but your post has touched me deeply. Having all my live some furbaby to tend to, I understand the worries and fears one has.
Just a short while ago I took Tinkerbell to the Vet for a mouth infection and painful ulcers. I tought it was caused by one of her back teeth. At the Vets the blood test showed that actually the stomatitis was just a symptom and not the primary problem, which were her kidneys.
I am glad to read she is picking up and the anti biotics do the work. Let's just hope that it is not Leukemia or Feline Aids. She sounds really weak and stressed - her health - I mean, plus the change of her home. I can imagine you shower her with all your love, but even positive change can cause stress. Hence I would like to suggest to give her a helping hand with a phermone colar (Beophar) and difuser (Feliway) to make her more comfortable and relaxed. Also check with your Vet if she can take any Vitamin B. For good immune system boosters I recomend Dr. Pitacairns holistic and homeopathic receipes.

Cuddles and hugs to you and Fudge and all the family - stay positive, all will be well (hopefully)