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Exactly! Probably because it's a mind made collection of symptoms.
As Christina said, it's most effective to individualize.
Dr. Burnett describes remedies like Sil, Calc, Sul, etc. for patient with symptoms like this...
I’d like to see what a non-invasive ultrasound of the sinus and eye socket reveals.
A consult with a vet ophthalmologist should also give you more information.
The diagnostics will then add data for optimal homeopathic treatment
Homeopathy works well for fading kittens and "puny and stunted" children etc.
http://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.351665
Individualized prescribing works best for fading kittens.
Yes, seven years ago I used this mix.
With Tiggy (my previous kitty with CKD and sarcopenia I used a mix of sardines, TJ whey powder and structured water.
As far as I see, looks fine and probably better sources.
However for almost $5 each, I think Aviva will pass.
Plus she does not tolerate tapioca or veggies yet...
I'm so sorry to hear that Evie has left her body. This transition is super challenging and painful.
The more we love, the more we grieve. 😢
However your shared love, her vital energy, life force and memories will always be with you.⚡🌈:dog2:
We're here for you if there's anything that I or...
No.
How about speaking with an animal communicator who can ask her to help guide you?
And you can ask Evie yourself and see if you get her unspoken response...
Did the prescribe anything or give her any meds at yesterday's vet appointment?
Yes, for about 6 hours after her energy and appetite return.
What is your expected time frame for her exploratory surgery?