Midas
Calicivirus and urinary tract infection
Midas
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315.00 €
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Sex | Male |
Age | 4 years old |
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Veraflox and Synulox antibiotic treatment has now started. He needs to eat a special urinary diet and take urinary supplements.
Veraflox: 1,500 TL
Synulox: 700 TL
Monthly urinary food (6 months): 1,500 x 6 = 9,000 TL
Urodyl (urinary supplement): 1,750 TL
Total cost of necessary medications and food: 12,950 TL
Medication | ₺ 12,950.00 (315.95 €) | |
Sum | 315.95 € |
Diagnosis | ||||
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Infection | ❓ Unknown | |||
Calicivirus | ❗ Suspected | |||
Dental Disease | ✅ Confirmed | |||
Other | urinary blockage |
Midas is around 3-4 years old, a Norwegian Forest Cat mix that I rescued when he was a kitten. However, he is currently struggling with health issues.
Last month, he had to be catheterized because he couldn’t urinate at all. He has stones and crystals in his bladder. Additionally, he has severe gum issues that cause him pain and make him cry while eating.
I hope you recover soon, my beautiful boy…
Last month, he had to be catheterized because he couldn’t urinate at all. He has stones and crystals in his bladder. Additionally, he has severe gum issues that cause him pain and make him cry while eating.
I hope you recover soon, my beautiful boy…
I am Hatime. I used to work in the pharmaceutical industry, but have now opened a cat sanctuary for (former) stray cats housing over 100 cats (as well as 6 dogs and 1 goose currently).
I rescued the first cat when I was just 7 years old and now I take care of the strays in Bursa. Many of the cats that we care for also still recieve treatments. The cats that have completed treatment and are neutered live in the biggest group at our sanctuary, where they can seek refuge in the downstairs cat play room or roam the secure garden. There is a lot of cost associated with caring for so many animals, so I hope to find supporters that want to help us make life better for the strays here.
I rescued the first cat when I was just 7 years old and now I take care of the strays in Bursa. Many of the cats that we care for also still recieve treatments. The cats that have completed treatment and are neutered live in the biggest group at our sanctuary, where they can seek refuge in the downstairs cat play room or roam the secure garden. There is a lot of cost associated with caring for so many animals, so I hope to find supporters that want to help us make life better for the strays here.
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