We knew this day would be coming.....

[Lizzie]

What a relief that your vet feels confident that you can pull Fluffy through this acute stage. As others have said, once you get used to giving fluids, it's pretty easy and you can see how much better it makes your cat feel. I've had several cats with chronic renal failure who have lived for 2-3 years beyond the diagnosis, and they were good years too - which is what we want for our cats. Anyway, good luck with Fluffy and give him an extra tummy rub from me.

[Sonia59]

All paws and fingers crossed here for your sweet big baby! The vet seems positive and is probably wright
(((Hugs)))

[jenluckenbach]

Prayers for Fluffy.

[Pawsitive Thinking]

Everything crossable is crossed for you Fluffy

[K & L]

OH Bunny I'm so sorry to read this! I'm here if you need a shoulder! We'll get together soon. Let me know if you need anything. Your Friend....Lisa

[Beauty17]

All best hopes for your so sweet looking Fluffy. I love his tail, too, and his expression in the first photograph. We have some experience with sub-cutaneous fluid and nutrition pulling cat/s through bad phases. I hope your Fluffy gets better and you can share more time together.

[jazzcat]

Prayers and positive thoughts for Fluffy (and you).

I'm experiencing the same type of thing with Ripley. He has begun to lose weight and when I had him a the vet for his last bladder infection they said there were signs of the beginning of kidney failure. He just turned 14 last month.