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All the other cats I've seen on the Internet that's dying from the same illness, they're all over 15 years of age... human equivalent of an 80 year old person.

My cat on the other hand has just turned 5 years old last month.

I wonder if there's a chance of survival for cats of my cat's age against acute kidney disease. We still can't tell yet if the kidney has collapsed. She may probably need more dextrose to regain her activeness again like last time. (Because the moment she had the IV a week ago, she had ate alot of canned tuna a day later)

Force-feeding by syringe is now our last resort in making her at least eat or drink.

All the other cats I've seen on the Internet that's dying from the same illness, they're all over 15 years of age... human equivalent of an 80 year old person.

My cat on the other hand has just turned 5 years old last month.

I wonder if there's a chance of survival for cats of my cat's age against acute kidney disease. We still can't tell yet if the kidney has collapsed. She may probably need more dextrose to regain her activeness again like last time. (Because the moment she had the IV a week ago, she had ate alot of canned tuna a day later)

Force-feeding is now our last resort in making her at least eat or drink.