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    Feline (Maya) follows her sister's footsteps 3 years later w/ increased kidney values/water intake

    Perfect! Thanks for the update Daysha. It sounds like you have a great conscious and compassionate vet! 😻 🦋⚡
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    Feline (Maya) follows her sister's footsteps 3 years later w/ increased kidney values/water intake

    Hey Daysha! Yay for Maya being 3 years behind her sister with respect to her CKD! :snowman: 😻⚡ Sure! Yes, the in cr is significant. However the lack of change in BUN shows that her kidneys are still doing their job. Perhaps add some chia seed derived structured water if you are not doing so...
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    Marie - Lymphoma or carcinoma

    Then if she's comfortable, perhaps just let her be without intervening. Whenever the spirit is working on healing or transitioning like this, it's often best just to go with the flow. Support her gently with the SQ fluids and homeopathy at home.
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    Marie - Lymphoma or carcinoma

    Maybe try crumbling some kibble and sprinkling it on wet food, sardines, cooked chicken, etc.
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    Marie - Lymphoma or carcinoma

    OK. No worries of the lymphoma label! It is virtually indistinguishable, when reading a biopsy, from IBD. It would be great to start with a pure vet homeopathy as soon as you're able. I do not recommend any herbs or vitamins SQ other than the B vitamins that help support Marie and get her to...
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    Hairball in my cats colon

    Hi! Welcome to HA! and thanks for making your first post. I'm sorry to hear about Logan's health challenges. Good news that his BEAM improved yesterday afternoon. BEAM is a great way to monitor his overall health. The first thing I'd do is to try offering him a meat-based human baby food...
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    Dog ate a bunch of acorns and is acting sluggish

    It may be a good idea, even though we don't know if he actually ate any acorns. What time was the ingestion?
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    Marie - Lymphoma or carcinoma

    Woo hoo! Yes. Great. And you also should work with a vet who only practices homeopathy and nutrition. Someone who uses homeopathy as part of an eclectic practice will probably not get the same results as a pure homeopath. Marie deserves both. Yes, we're very familiar with Traumeel. It's a...
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    Dog ate a bunch of acorns and is acting sluggish

    Hi Kathy- Possibly (or bring him to your vet, who will induce vomiting) How much does he weigh? Did he swallow about six acorns? Or more?
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    Marie - Lymphoma or carcinoma

    Fantastic that she's coming home with you Laetitia! Great question! It's really, really hard to differentiate IBD and intestinal lymphoma. Even when there's a mass in the intestines. One of my first homeopathy patients' named Meowser highlights this. He had chronic vomiting, diarrhea, and...
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    Marie - Lymphoma or carcinoma

    I'm sorry to hear about Marie.😢 How was she yesterday and last week? These findings are also compatible with IBD (inflammatory bowel dis-ease). None for now! The only goal now is to get her to eat, hold it down, and then get her stronger. She can then fight this off again like she did last...
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    Follow up vet visit?

    Hey Kathy! I'm glad that your pup is OK after his ingestion. I agree with Ginny about assessing if he's chilly. However, if you are concerned, a vet visit and exam (not necessarily for tons of tests) is a good idea.
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    Thoughts on Clindamycin for tiny dog

    Hey Joanne! Kiki is doing the best she can to clear her secondary bacterial infection (which looks like a "superficial pyoderma" to me). The root of the issue is not the "infection" itself, but rather is an issue with her inner terrain and sensitivity (aka susceptibility). This is the same...
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    How to proceed with chronic issues when I can't get her into carrier (can you teach an old cat new tricks?)

    Hey Sally! Puddin's a luck girl to have you on her side. Was she ever a very good eater (asking for food, eating whatever you give her and finishing it all)? I love this question! It gets to the core of how her little body works. That being, by energy. Stress saps energy (which is...
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