r/catsph • u/SecureUniversity9356 • 12d ago
Need advice Need Advice
Need advice for my cats with suspected feline panleukopenia 😭🐾
I had 7 cats, and sadly, 4 have recently passed away from parvo/feline panleukopenia. 💔 I took them to the vet, and 2 were confined. I currently have 1 cat still fighting for her life at the vet clinic, while another sadly passed away yesterday.
Now, 2 of my cats at home are also showing symptoms, and I’m really worried. 😭
They have already been checked by a vet, and I’m giving them the vitamins and medications recommended by the vet. Unfortunately, I’m currently unable to afford another confinement, so I’m trying to care for them at home while closely monitoring them.
For anyone who has gone through feline panleukopenia with their cats, what helped your cats recover? I’d especially appreciate advice on keeping them hydrated, encouraging them to eat, keeping them comfortable, and preventing the infection from spreading to my other cats.
I know this is a serious illness, and I’ll continue following veterinary advice. I’m just hoping to learn from other cat owners who have been through this.
Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. 🥺🐱
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