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About My Kitty On MMS 20 Nov 2013 20:29 #37490

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I'm so hoping someone or numerous can offer up advice here...
My cat's been on MMS since the weekend. She's been peeing everywhere since Friday night and there was blood in the pee. I first thought it was cystitis or similar. Currently, there's little blood, but in the middle of the pee is a discharge, a creamy looking substance. While she started eating again after days, she can't stop peeing (but shes not crying out in pain anymore) and she hasn't stopped trembling (from a high temp, apparently, 41). From today I upped the dose from 1 drop to 2 of MMS, given hourly or so for 8 hours in half a glass water. So far, after 4 higher doses tonight she's still shivering and MMS seems not to be helping much.
She's 1 years old and I thought she was pregnant a short time ago as she looked it. I'm wondering if she miscarried and maybe there's tissue in her causing this.
The shelter wants to sterilise her and put her on antibiotics. Anyone ever experience similarly?
Any ideas will be helpful at this point. I'm terribly worried...

Thanking you all in advance
:-)

SK

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