Sick kitten FIP

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Any cat that carries any coronavirus is

potentially at risk for

developing FIP. However, cats with weak immune systems are most likely

to develop the disease, including kittens, cats already infected with

feline leukemia virus (FeLV), and geriatric cats. Most cats that

develop FIP are under two years of age, but cats of any age may develop

the disease.

What you need to do is pump up the kittens immune system and kill the

virus. I would say Garlic for the killing the virus and Echinacea for

boosting the immune system. Getting a clove of garlic down a cats

throat may be the most difficult thing you will ever attempt so I would

not try it unless you and the cat are vary close. I would use a garlic

press and put it in the cats food with every meal. I would also order

some Echinacea from Doc (828-835-8071) to strengthen the cat's immune

system so that she can get over this herself. It has been proven that

for every degree the temp of the body goes up it triples the white

blood cell count. What you do to create the false fever and triple the

white blood cell count is put her in hot water. I'm sure I don't have

to tell you to watch out for her claws.

 

Bundles of hope.

 

 

~B

 

Susan wrote:

 

 

I have a 4 month old kitten that is very sick. vet believes that

she

has FIP and it's fatal. Seeking suggestions for natural medicine.

 

 

 

 

 

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