Role of stress in cat cystitis FIC explained by a vet specialist.mov
In this video, designed for veterinary practitioners, Danièlle Gunn-Moore (Professor of Feline Medicine at The University of Edinburgh) explains why stress plays ...
my male cat gets unblocked by catheter left for one ay in his urethra- BUT
he still had the inflammation of bladder and he DIED within 11 days, due to
non eating and dripping urin from the full blooder that I had to express
manually..now I wonder if he has already devoleped renal failure because
his urine was pale, transparent, and he was drinking a lot of water ..any
thoughts on this please??
Very informative video. I never had heard of feline URIs until my cat
started yowling and could not urinate. The vet put her on a round of
antibiotics and valium for the bladder spasms. She refuses to eat moist
food so I bought her dry urinary balanced food. I hope it will be enough to
ward off anymore episodes. At $500 to get her to a vet, I cannot afford
anymore medical care for her.
Thanks for this marvelous lecture, I got to "know" Professor Gunn-Moore at
Coursera.org, and I was so inspired by her lectures, her manner of teaching
and the way of treating cats, that I became extremely interested in what
other things I could learn, so...I'm here :) But, I must say, that the subs
are really...weird. Seems like something's wrong with them.
Thank you. You've probably saved my tabby's life. She was being persecuted
by my big old neutered tom (mostly behind my back). Now they are
permanently segregated, with separate feeding and toilet facilities and
she's more relaxed and a lot happier only hours into it.
Could it be caused by the humans themselves? I've had some mental health
issues myself which might have scared my cat and now i'm scared I gave him
cystitis because of my own problems....if he dies because of me I won't be
able to live with myself...