How Much B-12 Does A Cat Need To Help The Kidneys And Is Steroids Necessary Or Can The B-12 Be Enough?
I need help: Can't afford the vet right now - laid off with no money - but want to help my cat.
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Pachina ,i am also a cat lover. As far as kidney is concerned i think b 12 is enough as it contain more effectiveness than steriods.
answered 10 months ago
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If you cat has definitely been diagnosed with kidney problems, depending on his BUN and Creatnine levles, you may need to do more. I know what a financial burden it can be as I just spend over $2,700 on my 10 year old cat....he was in pretty bad shape. I can say proudly that he is doing 99% better now, but it was a long and widing path that lead to his recovery: Daily i.v.'s at home, iron, appetite accelerator and kidney medicine. I wish you all the luck in the world. I hope the B12 is enough and I pray for you and a miracle.
answered 10 months ago
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