Category: Medical

  • Updates from Survivor Shelter

    Ms Ong continues to update us on what is going on at her shelter. WinWin’s blood PCV has stagnated at 18%. The vet has decided to remove all medication and see what effect that takes. WinWin has also put on a lot of weight, partly due to lack of exercise and also the effects of…

  • Updates on WinWin and Fate (from Survivor Shelter)

    Although Ms Ong Siew Hiang no longer requires our aid, she still keeps in close touch with us and would still like to update us and all donors on WinWin and Fate and also her shelter. Ms Ong feels that since our donors have supported her so much when she was in need, this update…

  • The Blondies’ vaccination today

    I took the Blondies for their next vaccinations today. For Kai and Akira, this was their third, hence that completes their baby vaccinations. For Indra, it was her second. Hers was delayed for a month because she had the flu earlier on. All have increased in weight with Indra (yes, the youngest!) leading at 2.3kg,…

  • Updates on WinWin (from Survivor Shelter)

    Here are some updates on WinWin from Ms Ong: WinWin’s blood PCV dropped further to 19% today, but she gained weight. Ms Ong has opted for the Darbepoetin jab. Today’s bill is covered by Ms Ong herself. Here’s an online news about Ms Ong and her shelter: https://says.com/my/makan/burger-stall-bandar-sunway-so-she-can-look-after-47-stray-dogs Ms Ong also informed us that she will…

  • CPR for animals

    When a beloved pet faces a life-threatening situation, the knowledge of pet CPR can make the difference between tragedy and a life saved. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for pets involves a combination of chest compressions and artificial respiration to maintain blood circulation and oxygenation in emergency situations. Rapid response is crucial; if a pet is unresponsive…

  • Updates on WinWin (from Survivor Shelter)

    Ms Ong took WinWin to see the vet again this morning. WinWin’s blood PCV has further dropped to 20%.  The vet explained that with IMHA, this is expected to happen, that is, the blood PCV will drop gradually. In fact, in severe cases, the blood PCV drops very fast, sometimes a fast as within 24…

  • Updates on Fate (from Survivor Shelter)

    Ms Ong took Fate to the vet’s yesterday for a check-up. Fate was given a clean bill of health and given her first vaccination. All is well and Fate is growing well. Ms Ong says she will cover the entire bill for this.

  • Updates on Fate (from Survivor Shelter)

    Here’s updates from Ms Ong: All is well with Fate. She’s a happy little kitten with an occasional sneeze which could be due to some allergy. Ms Ong will be taking her for the first vaccination soon. For new readers, Ms Ong’s Survivor Shelter is a dog shelter and home to 46 dogs. Fate was…

  • Updates on WinWin (from Survivor Shelter)

    Ms Ong took WinWin for her weekly check-up today. Everything is fine with WinWin except her blood PCV which hasn’t gone up. It is still the same as the last visit, at 22%. WinWin has gained a little bit of weight (12.9kg now), has good appetite and good mobility. The vet says this is beyond…

  • Goodbye, Cash

    Ms Ong had already expected the worst this morning when she visited Cash. Cash was unresponsive, could not lift up her head and refused to eat. Ms Ong still tried to feed Cash and even took her out on a walk, but she had watery diarrhoea, which was not a good sign at all. When…

  • Updates on WinWin (from Survivor Shelter)

    Updates from Ms Ong on WinWin: WinWin was brought for a follow-up visit at the vet’s today. Her weight is good and everything is good except that her blood PCV has gone down from 27% to 22%. Her weight is 12.6kg which is good. She was given the Darbepoetin jab (we already paid it for…

  • Updates on Cash (from Survivor Shelter)

    Updates from Ms Ong: Ms Ong has been shuttling to and from her cafe to the clinic so that she can attend to Cash’s needs every 2 hours. Her sessions are at 10am, 12noon, 2pm and if possible, 4pm.  The 4pm session is tricky as her burger stall opens at about 3.30pm. But Ms Ong’s…

  • Updates on Fate (from Survivor Shelter)

    Here are some happy updates on Fate from Ms Ong: Everything is okay with Fate and she is growing up to be a happy and active little kitten. Her next appointment is to recheck her gums (which were very slightly pale, but already prescribed an iron supplement for it) and her first vaccination if all…

  • Updates on Cash (from Survivor Shelter)

    Ms Ong has the following encouraging updates today: Cash does not have diarrhoea anymore today. This is absolutely fantastic news! The vet says this means she is absorbing the medication and the food. It is amazing that Cash is responding positively to a change of treatment and medication in such a short time. When Cash…

  • Updates on Cash – the evaluation (from Survivor Shelter)

    I needed a clearer evaluation about Cash so that all donors are aware of her condition. Ms Ong shared the vet’s report which I have paraphrased here: Cash is in an extremely severe condition and is expected to die. She has an enteropathy that results in voluminous watery diarrhoea with mucus, blood and also what…