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cat with chronic kidney failure
my 15 year old cat was diagnoised with moderate kidney failure about a month ago. She had all the associated symptoms..reduced appetite, tiredness, skin problems, dried stools..etc.We tried Arsenicum Album with only minor improvement at best. Then we tried phosphorus. This remedy produced a 'miracle' improvement in just 10 minutes flat. She began to eat, became active, jumping on furniture again and very affectionate. This lasted for 2 weeks, then she stopped eating again. Yet she remained active, alert and affectionate. We tried increasing the strength of the phosphorus with a marked improvement again in her symptoms....except she still refused to eat.
Can someone help me to understand the not eating symptom while improving in all other areas??
khaos on 2006-04-29
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15 years --most like is on death bed...need understand cats live 13-and up is long time --but close to time--reguardless of gentic ddisposition...get sick at end of lifespan-seems br tendency for domesicated feline..wild cat (shorter life span)-for that particular cat...degenerative diseases..
not eating first step to dying--keep comforable--and homoeopathy help pass without discomfort --best do ..no save her from natural process..death..
how much and how exactly did this start?how long ago first signs?what were exac signs?
not eating first step to dying--keep comforable--and homoeopathy help pass without discomfort --best do ..no save her from natural process..death..
how much and how exactly did this start?how long ago first signs?what were exac signs?
♡ John Stanton last decade
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