FIP Treatment for our cat Necdet

Last week, My Husband and I took 8-months old kitten sweet stray cat Necdet to our warmer safe home from the street. He is very curious and playful. We were very happy to take him from the street because he was in danger outside even, we feet him Infront of our house he was very curious going away passing the street make his life in danger we were afraid to see him dead by car accident or die outside on the winter cold.

Unfortunately, happy days was very short he started to diarrhea right after we took him our home. Vet gave him an antibiotic and we expected him to be back to his normal healthy life within a few days, but diarrhea took 10 days with antibiotics however his appetite was good. After our vet fixed his diarrhea next day, he got a fever and the following day he become very ill and lost his appetite our vets started to give him an interferon along with antibiotics however he developed paralyzed on his left leg and the next day now on his right leg too. He also started looking very depressed and lethargic.

Our vet suggested we take additional testing/evaluation and give him some IV to help with his appetite and dehydration. When test result is received, we were shocked and overcome with sadness and depress what we learned from vet that He was Cat Corona when we bring him with diarrhea and that turned into a fatal disease (FIP).

We were shocked, sad and hopeless that we only want him to give him our love makes his life little better. Sadly, this is what appears to have happened to our cuddly Necdet.

FIP can develop. In about 10% of infected cats, the virus will mutate and multiply, resulting in FIP. It spreads throughout the body and causes an extreme inflammatory reaction with variations of wet and dry. We were affected on dry FIP which most dangerous one because it affects cats’ neurological disorders he behaves of walking and motions will change.

Long story short we started to look for a cure, learning more about it and found that there is one that he can recover from all his suffer. However, the cost was little expensive and it over our budged that we can’t effort, but we want to save his life started already his treatment paid already $1.500 for his medicine(unluckily he is DRY FIP they will double his dosage along with daily dose is connected to his weight and how the disease progresses ) We expect the medication to cost between $4500 total and we will also need to pay for periodic bloodwork and IV at the vet, so we expect the total cost of his care to be around $5,000 - $5,500.

We believe Necdet is very special cat he got his hear not only because his cuddly and sweet and he has a good character and very kind he never aggressive or shows his nail for anything for you for another animal always touch gentle to you show his love. We believe he has another chance to live play again with his friends and family like he used to be.

We are doing everything we to make him feel loved and bring him back to good health, and we would appreciate anything you can donate to help us pay for Nectet’s recovery. The treatment involves 12 weeks of injections, and we’ve already noticed substantial improvement in two days.

Thank you,

 

Gulcin and Ali (aka Necdet the cat)