Tom

Health & care

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Two months ago, on February 1st, my partner and I found a small (+/- 10 months old) very sick kitten and we couldn't leave him in the snow to die alone. We took him to the Central Veterinary Clinic (CVC) and after tests, it turned out that the little one had Calicivirus, Herpesvirus, and Mycoplasma, and there was suspicion of Toxoplasmosis because he was dragging his back legs. He underwent a month-long treatment with several antibiotics and steroids, but the big problem was that he didn't want to eat on his own and was losing weight. Due to the infections, he had sores and ulcers in his mouth and was being fed with a syringe. The clinic placed an esophageal tube so he could receive more food and recover faster. After finishing treatment for these diseases, we moved Pisancho to the Blue Cross clinic. There they managed to restore his appetite and removed the tube, but they discovered neurological FIP affecting his kidneys and he needed help urinating. Tom fought through all the illnesses, became a big and beautiful cat who is super affectionate, purrs, and loves to cuddle, of course with other cats and even dogs. Due to his previous illnesses, it is best for him to be the only cat in the home, and it would be good for future owners to have experience with cats. Currently, he is not neutered or vaccinated because he needs to strengthen his immune system. The kitten is in a foster family at the moment, but he needs love and a family the most. If you think you are his people, I would be happy to introduce you.