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Yes! From both private and public sources like:
https://www.thepetfund.com/
And some vet facilities offer subsidies like:
https://www.veg.com/post/veg-cares-saving-pets-lives
35-50% is perfect as long as their Phos. levels stay where they are.
No. It is strictly for Phos binding.
Do you give any other vitamins (in addition to vitamin V) or probiotics?
https://vimergy.com/products/organic-b12
and AB Felix's Flora or Azodyl could also be helpful...
Possibly.
https://www.fda.gov/radiation-emitting-products/medical-x-ray-imaging/what-are-radiation-risks-ct
If the vet specialist recommends CT (which requires anesthesia) vs. a more detailed ultrasound (which doesn't require general anesthesia) then I would just go with the vet's advice.
Yes, tho feeding a variety of proteins promotes better balance of the microbiome.
No! Dr. Jean gave you two great suggestions for supplements.
And I recommend using plenty of fresh or freeze dried heart and kidney...
Hi Sabine!
I'm sorry to hear about your challenging kitty life situation.
Unfortunately, this might be the way it will need to remain for a long time.
I have a similar situation where (for now) my pets need to live separate but equal lives (they are kept in separate parts of the house).
If...
Hey Jennifer!
That's wonderful to hear!
Thanks so much for posting with this wonderful update about Poppet's poop!
With tincture of time to allow his body to do its job I'd expect continued improvement.
https://www.holisticactions.com/terrain/
Once he re-balances, A repeat test should be...
Welcome to HA! Susan.
I'm sorry to hear about Arwen's health challenges and the dia-gnosis of hyperthroidism.
Ah, you're doing so much good stuff already!
IMHO, having helped control many kitties with hyperthyroidism, I do not think that the dis-ease needs to affect her long term happiness...
Welcome to HA! Tiffany!
Thanks for making your first post about Nino.
I'm sorry to hear about his health challenges.
Great work with this Spring's diet upgrade!!
Yes, great observation!
Body temp is a reflection of immune activation and metabolic processes which fluctuate 24/7.
It is...
Welcome to the HA! community Sabine!
Thanks for making your post about Rodney.
It sounds like the stress of the new kitties needs to be dealth with along with his overall rebalancing (microbiome, mitochondria, etc.).
I am tagging our flower essence and kitty expert @Dr. Jean Hofve to help you...