Cat's advise???

Question

first of all, thank you those who spent some time understanding my issue and give me valuable advise. I'd like to add this to my story too, My cat (the same cat) that was diagnosed with fever and virus had been tested by a thing called "Test Kit" which will tell if its has been diagnose with virus or not. I got another issue now, I just found out that my other cat at home has caught a similar symptoms like the first one who was diagnosed with fever and virus. I'm sure that my 1st cat didnt caught a viral infection because he is a spayed cat so i doubt he had any sexual contact. Is there any other way I can treat my 1st cat that was diagnosed with fever and virus than spending $$$ on dripping and staying overnight at the vet? Because I have spent almost $200 now for 2 days at the vet and I dont have much money left to give further medication consultation to my cat. What kind of virus is that ? until my 2nd cat is diagnosed with fever and virus too? Both them didnt have any sex contact

Answer 1

Hi there again Chuck...if you have another cat it would be best to ask your veterinarian to see what your sick cat who is hospitalised has a contagious virus. Some virus are contagious by sharing litter boxes, food dishes, grooming one another...not just sexually and these diseases can be fatal if not treated and others are treatable. Your veterinarian will be able to help you learn how to manage the virus if it's treatable at home.

It's quite easy to do a search online for feline diseases if you know the exact name. Be sure to have your veterinarian to write it down so you can research this information and provide your cats the best of home and veterinary care.

Here are some feline diseases listed online: http://www.thepetcenter.com/exa/fd.html

Answer 2

You have not really provided any useful information. Virus? You need to tell us kind. We were not at the vet when they discussed this with you.
Some feline virsus are very contagious. Some are deadly. Some have treatments, and some don't. No virus has a cure- just supportive care.
Are you cats indoor or outdoor? If outdoor, you need to bring them inside so that they are not exposed to other cats.
If this is respiratory virus, it can pass with time, but you need to keep them inside.
If this is leukemia virus or FIV, these are very serious virus and they absolutely need to inside all the time. Outside for these cats would be inexcusable. Please call your vet tomorrow and find out more about what it going on with your cats. Find out the name of the virus and research.
We cannot tell you.

Answer 3

since your vet has already treated your other cat ask him would he sell you some medicine for the other cat that is having the same symptoms my vet did that for me once and it would be cheaper if he will .good luck;.

Answer 4

Seattle song has your answer, i hope they get better.