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Miracle Meezer Georgie was diagnosed with cryptococcosis, a systemic fungal infectious disease.

He's being treated at UCD Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital, with several Amphotericin B treatments and overnight stays with IV fluids.

My lil’ honey buns
04/13/2022

My lil’ honey buns

Appreciating every little moment of normalcy
04/13/2022

Appreciating every little moment of normalcy

Lots of eating, snuggling and purring. ❤️
04/11/2022

Lots of eating, snuggling and purring. ❤️

First day home yesterday. Had some much needed cat naps ☀️
04/10/2022

First day home yesterday. Had some much needed cat naps ☀️

April 8He ate some dinner in the car before the long drive home from UCD Vet hospital.
04/09/2022

April 8
He ate some dinner in the car before the long drive home from UCD Vet hospital.

04/09/2022

April 7

Georgie update: He received amphotericin treatment #3 for this week and still eating well. They’re planning a 4th amphotericin treatment on Friday, which will make this his longest stay at Davis yet. I now own a wing of UCD vet hospital. 💸
Please keep those prayers coming.🐱❤️🤞

April 5Georgie has been at UCD Veterinary Hospital again since Friday. The doctors told me this aggressive round of trea...
04/09/2022

April 5

Georgie has been at UCD Veterinary Hospital again since Friday. The doctors told me this aggressive round of treatment is his last hope. Please send him strength and healing vibes.

The vet techs sent me these pics of him over the weekend 💔

March 20Georgie update: Georgie was diagnosed with systemic crypotococcus a month ago. He turns 3 in May and was very he...
04/09/2022

March 20

Georgie update:
Georgie was diagnosed with systemic crypotococcus a month ago. He turns 3 in May and was very healthy until this disease took him down out of nowhere. He's now blind and lost a lot of weight.
He's being treated at UC Davis Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital. Initially he got better on the fluconazole and we started Amphotericin treatments. When I took him for the 6th Amphotericin treatment last week, his kidney values were at 1.3 and they wanted to keep him overnight on IV fluids, which I agreed to. The next day his kidney values spiked to 2.0 and his appetite became non-existent. The vet identified it as the Neoformans species, which she told me has a worse prognosis than the Gatti strand. They determined he wasn't responding to the treatment and prescribed a new antifungal, Posaconazole. They held him over a few more days and got his kidney values back down.
On Friday, they sent us home with a long list of medications. It's been a battle all weekend trying to get him to drink water and eat. 💔 He's also become incontinent which I think may be a combination of weakness and side effects from the drugs. I'm now trying to syringe feed him but it's a challenge. It does seem to be helping with his energy and bathroom habits though.
Any advice for syringe feeding or loss of bladder control in cats?
Also, any success stories with pets going through similar situations would be appreciated.

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