We rescued Bella when she was just a month old. At four and a half, after several operations and losing her sight, we began a new fight with her: treatment for wet FIP.
We started treatment for FIP
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She grew up with us
Bella was a month old when we rescued her with her siblings, Rosie, Supy and Mela. They were adopted. Bella, who was more reserved, stayed with us.
Years of care
By the age of four and a half, Bella had undergone several procedures: spaying, eye operations and dental extractions. She had lost her sight, but managed well at home in her familiar surroundings.
A new diagnosis
When Bella was diagnosed with wet FIP, we started treatment. Her test results worried us, but we continued to stand by her.
The story in pictures
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Bella restingBella’s X-rayBella during her examinationBella’s blood chemistry resultsBella’s complete blood countBella’s rapid tests
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We named her Seraphina and took her to the vet. After a hard life on the streets, this cat of around ten years old needed treatment and somewhere safe to stay.
We took her into our care
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