Koteczka na pewno byla wyrzucona z domu, z powodu ciazy.
Dzieci nosily ja i jej niemowlaki na rekach!!!
Bawily sie jak lalkami.
Kotka miala 5 dzieciakow-4 dziewczynki i 1 chlopaka!
Oto jej zdjecia, tuz po przyjezdzie do Budryska




Od samego poczatku Koteczka byla przerazliwie chuda, boczki zapadniete!
Choc apetyt dopisywal, nie przybierala na wadze.
Ciagle meczyly ja biegunki!!!
Kicia trafila do weta, ktory zlecil badania krwi, podejrzewal bialaczke lub ropomacicze?!
Badania na szczsccie wykluczyly choroby wirusowe (negatywne FeLV, FIV, FIP).
W ubieglym tygodniu wykonano sterylizacje-nie bylo ropomacicza ale niestety podczas zabiegu okazalo sie, ze Kiciunia ma powiekszone wszystkie wezly chlonne!
Znaleziono równiez jaskrawo zolty plyn w okolcy jelit-pobrano wycinek i czekamy na wynik!
Po sterylce kicie zabralysmy do domu, ale kotka zaczela miec dziwne objawy, byla bardzo ospala, apatyczna, na drugi dzien miala problemy z oddychaniem!
Natychmiast pojechala do weta.
Wet zrobil rtg - lekko powiekszona watroba, serducho, zmiany w plucach!!!
Naszpikowali Ja seria leków, ktore przyniosly jej widoczna ulge, wieczorem oddychala juz normalnie!
Koteczka znowu jest hospitalizowana, znowu teskni za Swoimi Malenstwami, a One za Mamusia!
tu kicia w klinice





Co jeszcze czeka biedna Koteczke?

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Wyniki badania krwi
Test / Wynik / Wartość referencyjna / Jednostka / Uwagi
Large Screening 1)
Kidney:
Urea (BUN) 13.2 + (3.5 - 11.7 mmol/l)
Creatinine 57 (< 177 umol/l)
Total protein 64 (57 - 94 g/l)
Sodium 161 (146 - 165 mmol/l)
Potassium 5.0 (3.0 - 5.0 mmol/l)
Inorganic Phosphate 2.4 + (0.8 - 1.9 mmol/l)
Liver:
Bilirubin <1.7 (< 5.1 umol/l)
ALT (GPT) 45.2 (< 175 U/l)
Reference range in oriental breed cats up to 375
Alkaline phosphatase 14 (< 105 U/l)
GGT 9 ++ (< 5 U/l)
AST (GOT) 60.2 (< 120 U/l )
GLDH 3.7 (< 9 U/l)
Pancreas:
Glucose complete glucose breakdown 3.0 - 5.6 mmol/l
Cholesterol 1.9 (1.8 - 3.9 mmol/l )
Muscle:
LDH 2004 ++ (< 260 U/l)
Calcium 2.36 (2.3 - 3.0 mmol/l)
Haemogram
Leukocytes 29.3 ++ (6 - 11 G/l)
In stressed cats up to 18
Erythrocytes 7.30 (5 - 10 T/l)
Haemoglobin 10.4 (9 - 15 g/dl)
Packed cell volume (PCV) 37 (28 - 45 %)
MCV 50 (40 - 55 fl)
HbE 14 (13 - 17 pg)
MCHC 29 - (31 - 35 g/dl)
Thrombocytes 448 (150 - 550 G/l)
some giant thrombocytes
Differential blood count
Basophils 0 ( 0 - 1 % )
Eosinophils 3 (0 - 6 % )
Band neutrophils 28 ++ (0 - 3 %) 2)
Segmented neutrophils 44 - (50 - 75 %)
Lymphocytes 22 (15 - 50 %)
Monocytes 3 (0 - 4 % )
Basophils (absolute) 0 (/ul) 3)
Eosinophils (absolute) 880 ++ (0 - 600 /ul )
Band neutrophils (absolute) 8210 ++ (0 - 300 /ul)
Segmented neutrophils (abs) 12901 ++ (3000 - 11000 /ul)
Lymphocytes (absolute) 6450 ++ (1000 - 6000 /ul)
Monocytes (absolute) 880 ++ (0 - 500 /ul)
Atypical cells 0 (negative)
Anisocytosis + ++ (negative)
Polychromasia + ++ (negative)
Your additional order:
FeLV (antigen)
Feline leukaemia virus negative (negativ) 4)
FIV (antibodies)
Feline immunodeficiency virus negative (negativ) 5)
FIP/Coronavirus (antibodies)
Feline infectious peritonitis negative (titre) 6)
Interpretacja / Interpretation:
4) Presently the cat is not viraemic. Please note: the test result can also be negative in the very early stage of infection or in latently infected animals.
5) Antibodies against the feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) could not be detected. Not all of the infected animals possess antibodies. Therefore it is recommended to perform a control examination in clinical suspicious animals using either PCR for detection of the progenome or repeating the antibody test in 6 - 8 weeks.
6) A coronavirus antibody titer of < 1:100 is not suggestive for an infection with coronavirus. Nevertheless the formation of antigen-antibody complexes can lead to a decreased coronavirus antibody titer. The following changed laboratory parameters may indicate FIP infection in conjunction with suggestive clinical signs: 1) Serum proteins: a) hyperproteinaemia b) hypoalbuminaemia c) hypergammaglobulinaemia
-> reduced albumin-globulin ratio (< 0.6 is suspicious for FIP) 2) Blood count: a) hypo- or aregenerative anaemia b) neutrophilia with left shift c) lymphopenia 3) Liver: a) hyperbilirubinaemia b) raised ALT
Uwagi / Note:
1) For submission of whole blood samples please note:
- Glucose is not tested anymore from whole blood.
- Fructosamine, potassium, LDH, phosphate and CK values may be false high.
2) The result has been double-checked.
3) Basophils up to 2