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Somebody found 16 year old Sabrina wandering in the park with a broken leg and took her to the city shelter. They set her leg and kept her safe but she was slated to be put down tomorrow. So we asked them to pull her and bring her to Bushwick! She'll recuperate and settle into the household in due time. She's already purring and making herself at home! She's got hyperthyroidism, dental disease and her eyes seem a little cloudy, too. Should keep us busy for a while! @nycacc @nycurgentcats #helpSabrina #seniorcat #oldladycat bit.ly/2UDzbXF
this is zoomer. last summer, zoomer had a ruptured anal gland. this summer, she had a hematoma on her ear. zoomer and her sister callie are 15 years old. callie has hyperthyroidism and her kidneys are failing. 15 must be the year when geriatric cats fall apart.
the ear puffed up like a turnover and filled with blood. to treat her, the vet lanced the ear and removed the blood clot. because the bottom layer of the ear had separated from the top, it needed to be sutured together so it will adhere back...otherwise, it would just fill up with blood again. to make sure the sutures hold for the three weeks necessary, the vet sewed shirt buttons to her ear...three pairs with one on each side of the ear. apparently, this happens pretty often because not only did he have 6 shirt buttons on hand, he was able to match them to her fur.
i had never heard of this treatment, so i thought i would share.
Rori almost died last week, that's why I haven't been commenting and posting much. She's almost 17.
It seems that either her hyperthyroid condition or her hyperthyroid medicine caused her to have high blood pressure which resulted in a host of problems. She's better now, but I'm not sure how much longer she'll last.
So far, the wildflowers and willows seem to be surviving the heat. I'm more worried about all the feral cats we take care of. Frank, in particular, is really struggling. I spent the morning putting dishes of water all along the path that he usually takes when he is coming over to eat. Hopefully that will help keep him hydrated. We're also going to try wetting the grass behind the house while he is here eating. Our hope is that the water on his paws from the grass will help cool him when he makes his way back to his little hiding spot. Not sure what else we can do. I'm so grateful we bought our new air conditioner last week - good timing...especially since Guido struggles so much with the heat with his hyperthyroidism. Plus, we were able to loan out our old air conditioner to a friend - yay! Can't wait for it to get cooler again so we can get back to biking and skating :) At least having the windows closed with the AC makes it easier to crank up the music at night. Nothing better than sitting in front of the AC drinking beer & listening to records with someone you love <3
We buried Theo, Rex guinea pig. He suffered compilations after surgery. He woke up and starting eating but next morning vet called to say he had seizures. He was subdued and died hours later. Hyperthyroidism treatment for guinea pigs rarely happen. I still haven’t heard if any pig survived the illness and surgery, searches online in vain. May God bless Theo and take care of him. Just recalling how Theo squeaked and asked for treats on Monday morning, how he was gone next day...
Janet says: “Believe me when I say I have tried every diet on the market. T-----m is by far the easiest and most effective weight loss program I have ever been on.”
The best animal I've ever had. He's a Norwegian Forest Cat, but I didn't know that until about a year ago.
He's 11 years old. Back then I lived in a large apartment complex. One night I went outside to toss the trash in the HUGE dumpster and I realized I could hear a kitten crying in it. Someone had put him in a paper bag and taped it shut, then thrown it in the dumpster.
He has always been extraordinary. He behaves like a baby; he likes to hug and kiss and always wants to be with people. He also knows how to open doors, cabinets and drawers - which the dog hasn't even figured out.
When he was younger he used to like to box. He'd stand up on his hind legs and (with retracted claws!) box people! Well, more like whack people. If you whacked his paws back (like a boxer) it was all the better! He'd get so into it the kids would even get sick of it, but he'd still want to do his little dance around the kids on his hind feet and try to get them to box with him.
But he hasn't done that for several years and now he's become ill. He has hyperthyroidism. I expect he'll live another 10 years though... I have to hope at least.
Skittles moved in when her loving family had to move overseas. She had congestive heart failure likely caused by severe hyperthyroidism. Kidney failure ultimately took her life.
As with the hypothyroid patient, There is no single blood test that is definitive for hyperthyroidism. The hormonal tests must be interpreted together with the history, physical exam and the other clinical findings. TT4 and T T3
are tests that are recommended for a “quick” diagnosis (Stortz, et al., 2004). Occasionally, these results are within normal range when the cat is hyperthyroid. If the veterinarian still suspects hyperthyroid, then fT3 and TRH can be performed to help support the diagnosis.
TT4 =Total thyroxine
TSH= thyroid stimulating hormone
TT3 = Total Triiodothyronine
fT3= Free Triiodothyronine
TRH= Thyrotropin releasing hormone
Remember, these tests should not be used as the sole means of diagnosis. These tests are supportive diagnostic tests used in conjunction with the clinical signs and other laboratory tests.
..and I am taking a little flickr break. I don't want to miss people's pics, and Arthur and I will be back as soon as possible to catch up on 365.
Charlotte has been a beloved pet since I was an undergrad at the UW. She has been diabetic for about four years and now has hyperthyroidism and cardiac disease. Her condition can only deteriorate soon, and because of the likelihood of neuropathic pain, chronic stress from her heart "gallop" and the torqued-up but hollow feeling caused by hyperactive thyroid, I've decided to arrange for home euthanasia within the next week or two. I am terrible at dealing with things like this, even though we all have to deal with them.
I hope to be back with you all and looking at your lovely photos again soon! (Once I get my head screwed back on.)
Cuffy is headed to the spa tomorrow morning, where he'll spend the next four or so days before coming back home. Actually, it's the kitty hospital, to get his I-131 treatment, and he'll be home as soon as his radioactivity reaches safe levels. Even two weeks after coming home we have to take special precautions--no extended lap-sitting, and we have to hang onto his soiled litter for two weeks for the radioactivity to break down before throwing it away.
Poor little boy--I HATE him being gone because I'm afraid he'll hate it. But it's the gold standard of treatments, and allegedly cures hyperthyroidism, so that little problem will be fixed. Of course we'll still have his kidney disease to contend with, but one thing at a time...
I bought him matching kitty beds and have been keeping one of them in the laundry basket to soak up our scents. One of them goes with him to the kitty spa so he'll have something from home with him. They throw that out when he leaves, since it'll be radioactive, but he'll come home to the other identical one. This gold one is the keeper--the silver one (not shown :) goes with him tomorrow,
Cats have a reputation for being low maintenance pets and, in some ways, they are. But many pet parents don’t realize their cats still need regular vet care in order to keep them healthy and happy. It’s recommended that all cats have annual check ups and for senior cats (10 years and older) bi-annual visits are encouraged because many diseases begin in middle age and problems in older cats tend to accelerate more quickly. National Take Your Cat to the Vet Week, sponsored by Feline Pine All-Natural Cat Litter, is August 16-22, 2010 and vets across the country are joining in to help raise awareness about the importance of these annual visits for cats. According to a recent survey, fewer than 50 percent of cat parents take their cat to the vet annually. The problem with this is that most people don’t pick up on small indications that something is wrong with their cat. Because cats are typically subtle in their signs that they are in pain or discomfort, diseases or illnesses can go undetected for months, sometimes years. Annual vet visits can pinpoint issues before they progress. According to Veterinary Pet Insurance, the top 10 reasons why cats are brought to the veterinarian are: • Lower urinary tract disease• Stomach inflammation/gastritis• Renal disease• Intestinal inflammation/diarrhea• Allergies• Diabetes• Colitis/constipation• Ear infections• Upper respiratory tract infections• Hyperthyroidism. Most of these problems, if treated early, can be cured, brought into remission or managed so that your cat enjoys a good quality of life. In addition, the cost of early treatment can be significantly less than if a problem is left too long.
So make your appointment today and enjoy peace of mind and a happier, healthier cat.
This article was written by Dr. Wayne Mercer, a Charlotte-based veterinarian at the SouthPark Animal Hospital. Visit him online at:http://www.Southparkvet.net. Remember, National Take Your Cat to the Vet Week is August 16-22, 2010. Sign up for an email reminder from Feline Pine to schedule your cat’s annual appointment: www.felinepine.com/national-vet-week/
Here is Grover rearing up to get a piece of herb turkey from Whole Foods. He just had his second insulin shot for the day.
Carmine is eating turkey too! You can get the ends of turkey from Whole Foods for cats and dogs for really cheap. Just ask for the ends, kitty and doggie treats...
Carmine is 16 and has been in great health, Grover is 15 and has been treated with radiation for hyperthyroidism at RADCATS, is on sub-cu fluids for possible CRF and now insulin.
I am happy to say that Grover is still kitten-like in his appearance and behavior. Carmine is extremely active and demanding.
I will show more photos of Gomez 14 and Gino 13 and Lorelei 4-ish so you get a picture of the whole feline family.
Skittles moved in when her loving family had to move overseas. She had congestive heart failure likely caused by severe hyperthyroidism. Kidney failure ultimately took her life.
artwork by steve whitaker - from the collection of will morgan - will sez: "hyperthyroid hulk in love - 1987?"
Scarlett has been started on hyperthyroid treatment and came in with a sore eye. She's one sweet old girl! <3
Igor is being treated for hyperthyroidism. We measured his blood pressure and it was moderately elevated.
We buried Theo, Rex guinea pig. He suffered compilations after surgery. He woke up and starting eating but next morning vet called to say he had seizures. He was subdued and died hours later. Hyperthyroidism treatment for guinea pigs rarely happen. I still haven’t heard if any pig survived the illness and surgery, searches online in vain. May God bless Theo and take care of him. Just recalling how Theo squeaked and asked for treats on Monday morning, how he was gone next day...
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The thyroid profile test measures the levels of three key hormones produced by the thyroid gland – thyroxine (T4), triiodothyronine (T3), and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH). The test is used to diagnose and manage thyroid disorders.
There are four main types of thyroid disorders:
1. Hypothyroidism
The condition prevails when the thyroid gland does not produce enough thyroid hormone
2. Hyperthyroidism
The condition prevails when the thyroid gland produces too much thyroid hormone
3. Thyroiditis
This is when the thyroid gland becomes inflamed
4. Goiters
This is when the thyroid gland enlarges.
At PathCare India, the thyroid profile test in delhi is done by taking a blood sample from a vein of your arm. The blood sample is then sent to a laboratory for analysis. The results of the thyroid profile test can help to diagnose problems with the thyroid gland, such as hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism, etc. Booked Now- 7239960000 or visit our websites now: -https://pathcareindia.com/thyroid-test-in-delhi/
Nice portrait to finish off the photo series Dr Sheila sent home with Rusty. I emailed Dr Sheila a few of your comments today as they have been as heartwarming as she was thoughtful.
Rusty had a very good day today. She seemed a little listless when she first came home ... maybe a little depressed. But today she had a short but hard massage as she is virtually her old self again
Whiskey's my old guy. He's diabetic and has hyperthyroidism. Gets 2 shots a day & meds. He's at the age now that most cats die who have both illnesses. I'm praying I can beat the odds.
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Niko is a cat the "came with the house." When we moved in, we noticed a cat hanging around. We called him 'beatnik,' which turned into Niko. Years later we trapped and neutered him, intending to release him. Instead, he wound up being a sweet indoor cat who was severely hyperthyroid. He abruptly died one day, unexpectedly. We miss him.
the baby Tor is on Amoxicillin and Denodryl. He had a big scare, he was vomiting greenish foam and was running a fever and was in pain. The vet ran bloodwork and took x-rays, his bloodwork showed a huge spike in his ALT as well as a spike in his SAP, these are related to the liver. We treated it aggressivly with IV fluids and Ampicillin, his fever broke and he stopped vomiting. He wasn't really eating at the vet's but he needed to eat and have his numbers reduce in the ALT and SAP before he could come home. This happened on Friday afternoon, he is now home YAY... He is eating and behaving pretty much normal again. We will be going back to check his bloodwork on Friday again, and determine whether we will need to do a biopsy or abdominal ultrasonograph.
Please cross your fingers that this was just hyperthyroidism and not the onset of cholangiohepatitis or pancreatic issues.
Marley came in for her annual health check.She required blood testing. She is never happy to see me.
Billy is 15 years old and doesn't look his age. He presented to us for overgrooming and sneezing. Workup revealed he had hyperthyroidism. Handsome old boy has started his treatment. :-)
The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland that sits low on the front of the neck. The thyroid secretes several hormones, collectively called thyroid hormones. The main hormone is thyroxin, also called T4. Thyroid hormones act throughout the body, influencing metabolism, growth and development, and body temperature. Thyroid hormone controls many activities in our body. Depending on how much or how little hormone your thyroid makes, you may often feel restless or tired, or you may lose or gain weight. Thyroid is a part of an intricate network of glands called the endocrine system and is responsible for coordinating many of our body’s activities. Four common disorders of the thyroid are Hashimoto’s disease, Graves’ disease, goitre, and thyroid nodules. In hyperthyroidism, the thyroid gland is overactive. It produces too much of its hormone. ‘Graves’ disease’ is the most common cause of hyperthyroidism. This book “Perfect Way to Control Thyroid” provides many topics with different techniques as listed in the content of the book offer useful tips like Acupressure, Yoga, Pranayama, Exercise, Ayurvedic herbs, Homeopathy remedies, and Nutrition diet used to treat the thyroid and many of the day-to-day issues faced by people living with thyroid, so that you can be benefitted by learning about one or more of these matters.
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He takes methimazole, a quarter pill 2x a day. Life Extension Cat Mix and Standard Process Feline Cardiac Support, alternating daily with SP Feline Renal Support. Eats a lot of canned chicken and Paul Newman cat food. Now his secret is out! (Cato has Hyperthyroidism)
Morticia had a bad spell this morning, to do with hyperthyroid and possibly kidney issues. We get more test results tomorrow. Send her good thoughts, and Max as well since we both - but Max especially - are very worried and sad about our aging kitty baby.
This is the 'heatlamp' sickbed I made for Morty behind my computer monitor; she loves the Bluesbuster full spectrum bulb in my desklamp. She has lost so much weight (she is only 5.4 lbs now) that she is attracted to any heat source.
We buried Theo, Rex guinea pig. He suffered compilations after surgery. He woke up and starting eating but next morning vet called to say he had seizures. He was subdued and died hours later. Hyperthyroidism treatment for guinea pigs rarely happen. I still haven’t heard if any pig survived the illness and surgery, searches online in vain. May God bless Theo and take care of him. Just recalling how Theo squeaked and asked for treats on Monday morning, how he was gone next day...
Misha has been doing OK. She's my elderly cat and now has hyperthyroidism. Thankfully the medicine seems to be helping. :-)
Dusty was a companion of mine for many years. He was 16 years old when he developed hyperthyroidism. We just got him settled on medication for that when he got very sick. Further tests revealed that he had intestinal cancer, and he lasted another 4 months after that. It was a difficult time and even though it has been 6 years since he died, I still miss him and grieve for him sometimes.
I had a cat for 17 years whose passing devastated me. She was my best friend. When I was ready to adopt again, I went to the MSPCA looking specifically for an adult cat. When I came across a 12 year old cat named Money whose purr I could hear from multiple feet away, I couldn't help but open up her cage and pet her which amplified her purrs. I saw she was in the shelter for over a month and was listed to have a hyperthyroid, which means she has to be on medication for the rest of her life. My previous cat had a hyperthyroid for many years and I knew that cats actually love the taste of the medication (they think it's a treat!) so treating Money's hyperthyroid would be a piece of cake. I couldn't help but adopt her. Money's name has since been changed to Gigi. Her thyroid is under control and she took to her new surroundings in my home beautifully. She has a wonderful personality! Mellow and playful at the same time. She is sweet and loving. The best thing I have since found out about her since we adopted her is that she is actually a lap cat! She cuddles on my lap every night while we watch tv together. It gives me something to look forward to every day when I come home. She has quickly turned in to my best friend and I am grateful for the MSPCA bringing us together.
Teri