- Name : Patty
- Gender: female
- Breed : mix
- Age : 2 months
- Medical Status : Current. He does not move his hind limbs, his mental status is good, he eats, he is lively, but he cannot urinate on his own, he has deep sensitivity, but no prorioreception, and some reflexes in his hind limbs. For the moment, the diagnosis is – spinal trauma, because there are no fractures.
- The Story: Injured trying to get in through a scissor-open window – a dangerous plot for any cat, whether entering or exiting. The window literally breaks the fragile body of the little stray duckling who wants to enter someone’s home looking for food, love or just caress… and instead, gets more pain…VIDEO
- Looking for a home and home and support for treatment
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20.08.2023
Patty is doing well, stools are still softer, only temperature is maintained, and hematocrit is rising from the blood transfusion. It’s the best< that he is already moving his tail quite energetically, we are moving it and I hope that we will soon have success with the limbs as well.
Dr. Patricia Todorova – CEC – Sofia
12.08.2023
After Patti’s scan, it was established that there were no signs of fractures and the condition of the hind limbs was due to severe trauma and impaired innervation. This means that Patty needs daily exercise and therapy with anti-inflammatories, antibiotics and supplements. It’s going to be a long fight, and it’s going to take a lot of care and love for Patty to get back to her normal lifestyle and grow up healthy and happy. In addition to intensive care and rehabilitation, the blood tests are to be repeated because of the anemia. Patty is extremely combative and lively, but will need a lot of support.
08.08.2023
Patty was injured trying to get in through a scissor-open window—a dangerous scenario for any cat, whether it’s going in or out. The window literally breaks the fragile body of the little homeless kitten, who wants to enter someone’s home, looking for food, love or just caress… and instead, she gets more pain… She is housed in the CEC – Sofia and needs support for diagnosis and treatment. She does not move her hind limbs, her mental condition is good, she eats, she is lively, but she cannot urinate, she has deep sensitivity, but no prorioreception and some reflexes in her hind limbs. A scanner and additional diagnostics are needed to determine exactly what it is. For the moment, the diagnosis is – spinal trauma, because there are no fractures. She has a low hematocrit and will need a blood transfusion. See how Patty was found here: VIDEO from Facebook
