Cat with Blood Poisoning 00523...Belgium
A 10 year old Persian cat suffered from blood poisoning due to kidney failure. Symptoms were inability to eat, nausea, vomiting, excessive drinking, excessive urination, and extreme lethargy.
The veterinary surgeon diagnosed that the kidneys were more than 75% damaged, with less than 50% chance of recovery even after three full blood transfusions. The cat was given:
#1. NM21 KBS + OM15 Kidneys + BR11 Kidney + SM27 Infection…TDS
#2. CC1.1 Animal tonic + CC3.3 High Blood Pressure (BP) + CC4.1 Digestion tonic + CC13.2 Kidney & Bladder infections + CC13.4 Kidney failure + CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic…TDS
After one day, nausea subsided and the cat started eating frequently in small amounts. He drank less excessively and after a few days he regained his playfulness. The condition was however fatal due to excessive poisoning of the blood, but the cat lived six weeks longer than the one week the veterinary surgeon had predicted. He did not suffer in the least and breathed his last in a natural way under the umbrella of Sai.