Well that's positive news - will keep everything crossed for the little fella!

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Kaz

For kittens, joy is for the asking and smiles are for the giving

i allso have everything crossed to,

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Thank you. He is such a dear little thing it will be a real pity if we can't get him well, not to mention the issues for the rest of my cat family.

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My husband says it was an act of pure cruelty to call him Gordon

Liz

Here's hoping he continues to recover

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Oh bless !!! What a truly beautiful kitten. Hmm Gordon.. well guess ya don't want him spitting and hissing at the slightest thing lol.

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If I am sitting on it then it is mine.
If it is shiny then it is mine.
If I am eating it then it is mine.
If it makes an interesting sound such a tinkle or a crinkle then it is obviously mine.
If my velvet paw is on it then it is mine.
If I have scratched it, it most definatly is mine.
and finally.. if it is yours it most certainly is mine mine MINE !!
The gospel according to Nefertiti

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Well, I have Gordon home, much improved. The tests for FIP indicated that it wasn't that (corona titre 160, can't remember the AGP reading but the lab said it was unlikely to be dry FIP anyway). Besides, Gordon started to improve as soon as they put him on Potassium and right now he is not as good as he was this morning because his next dose is due, the vet said. So it looks very much like hereditary hypokalemia.

liz

I caught up with this thread again, I was thinking of Gordon today. I read up on it, hopefully he will become stabilised & his potassium levels return to normal and he will be fighting fit!

Yes, he will come out of it OK I am sure. Trouble is, his sire is also the sire of all my young Asians!

Liz