Max ( black and white ) had an ultrasound, and yellow fluid was extracted from his abdomen. The vet said it could be FIP or, less likely given his young age, cancer. I’ll send the reports as soon as I have them.
About a week later, Lou developed similar symptoms, including a very swollen abdomen. After antibiotics failed to help, we did the blood tests I sent you and started the same treatment as Max.
Loud he is more active and playful, and his belly has gone down considerably. He still rests more than usual, but it may be too early to judge.
Max is playful and looks very healthy. No big belly at all, the liquid gone.
The treatment seems to be working well for both of them. I would really appreciate your opinion and feedback. ❤️🐾
Thank you for the clarification. I’m completely new to this application and to how donations work. I have never asked anyone for help or money in my life, so I honestly don’t know how all of this is supposed to work.
But you are more than welcome to ask me privately for any information you require to help me with the situation of my boys. I’m happy to provide anything you need. ❤️
Lou had the tests done, and I’m going to send you the photo again because, honestly, I’m still figuring out how to use this application. I don’t even know if I already sent it to you here or in the chat.
They took blood from Lou and did the tests shown in the photo. They also examined his abdomen by palpation, and his belly was very enlarged and full of fluid.
Max was actually the first one to be diagnosed. He had an ultrasound, which also showed that his abdomen was full of fluid. I can get the medical records from the clinic and provide the clinic’s name as well. At the time, I honestly wasn’t focused on getting paperwork because my main concern was Max and getting him vaccinated, as the doctor had told me he only had one or two days, maximum, to get the vaccine.
I consulted three different vets, including the emergency clinic, and all of them told me the same thing — that Max had FIP. I was actually there when they extracted the fluid from his abdomen.
With Lou, as soon as we started the treatment, his belly began to go down, he became more active, and he is responding very well to the medication.
I have my two boys, Max and Lou, both diagnosed with FIP, and they need an 84-day treatment.
Max weighs around 2 kg and needs approximately one bottle per week. Lou weighs around 5 kg and needs one bottle every four days. Each bottle costs €50, which I’m able to get from a rescuer at this price.
For the full 84 days, I calculate that I will need around 33 bottles, which comes to a total of approximately €1,650.
So far, I have received:
• €100 from one of my clients when Max was first diagnosed on 13 Aug
• €300 from my neighbours
• €10 from Vladislav through Revolut
• €5 from Diana through Revolut
• €10 from Evgenia through Revolut
So I have received €425 so far, leaving approximately €1,225 still needed for their treatment.
I can provide screenshots of the donations I received through the chat and Revolut, as I want to be completely transparent about everything.
Thank you so much to everyone who has already helped us. ❤️🐾
Hi, sorry! I’m not very familiar with this application yet. I only made my first post a few days ago about my boys, so I’m still figuring out how everything works. Please give me a little time to learn it so I can make sure I’m doing everything correctly.
Hi, sorry! I’m not very familiar with this application yet. I only made my first post a few days ago about my boys, so I’m still figuring out how everything works. Please give me a little time to learn it so I can make sure I’m doing everything correctly. 🙏
