Name: Wangcai

Age: Approximately 5 years old

Duration of stomatitis: About 2 years

General situation: Tested positive for feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) but negative for leukemia. Wangcai was originally a stray cat in the neighborhood. It was found to have difficulty eating and was very thin. After undergoing full mouth extraction, its condition improved upon discharge, and it was sent to a pet shop for boarding. However, on April 11th, the pet shop notified that Wangcai stopped eating. It was taken to the hospital for examination the same day, and blood tests revealed a respiratory infection. Wangcai stayed in the hospital for 5 days, and its condition improved. It was prescribed homemade medication for 15 days and then returned home for oral administration. After 20 days, it stopped eating again, and was taken back to the hospital for treatment similar to the previous one. As of today (July 24th), Wangcai has been to the hospital four times. From the time of tooth extraction until now, it has received two injections for stomatitis within a span of 4 months. Each injection can maintain for 15 days, and almost unable to eat after 15 days. Currently, it is being maintained with pain relief and anti-inflammatory injections every two days. This is the general situation.

RDW 32.6 (15-27); NEU neutrophils 12.33 (2.3-10.29); PLT platelets 608 (151-600); PCT plateletcrit 1.11 (0.17-0.86); fsaa 4.7 (0-8); TP total protein 9 (5.7-8.9); GLOB globulin 5.9 (2.8-5.1); ALT alanine aminotransferase 137 (12-130).

On the 13th day of medication, the cat received anti-inflammatory and interferon injections at the hospital. The pills were ground into powder and mixed with canned food, and the cat consumed them all. Its appetite was fair, but it experienced mouth pain and shook its head when eating dry food. Today, oral cavity photos were taken, and from the images, it seems that the redness and swelling from the stomatitis at the back of the mouth have improved somewhat. However, there are now ulcerated areas on the tongue, which were not present before.

   

On the 19th day of medication, the cat's oral condition has improved significantly, and it is eating voluntarily, consuming both dry food and canned food. However, it still cries out while eating, but its overall mental state is still acceptable. Today, the hospital took oral cavity photos, and upon seeing the images, it was a shock, as the condition appears to be much more severe than when it was hospitalized on July 5th.

   

On the 29th day of medication, the cat's oral condition has improved significantly, with the area around the mouth being clean and dry, and no saliva drooling. The swelling at the back of the mouth has reduced by 50%, and there is still some redness on the sides of the oral cavity. The ulceration on the tongue has significantly improved. The cat's weight has increased from 4 kilograms before medication to 4.3 kilograms during medication, and now to 4.6 kilograms.

Overall medication effect: Effective (significant improvement observed from day 19 of medication).

On the 34th day of medication, the cat's oral condition has improved significantly, with the area around the mouth being clean and dry, and no saliva drooling. The swelling inside the oral cavity has reduced by 80%. The cat's weight has increased from 4 kilograms before medication to 4.7 kilograms. It is now able to clean its face after eating.

From day 34 to 39 of medication, the cat's oral condition has been good, and its spirits are high. The area around the mouth is clean, with no saliva drooling. The swelling inside the oral cavity has reduced by 90%. The cat's weight has been maintained at around 4.72 kilograms, from 4 kilograms before medication. It is now able to clean its face after every meal. Attached are the oral cavity photos taken yesterday, showing significant improvement.

   

On the 49th day of medication, the cat's oral condition remains good, and its spirits are high. The area around the mouth is clean, with no saliva drooling. The swelling inside the oral cavity has reduced by 90%. The cat's weight has steadily increased slightly, from 4 kilograms before medication to around 4.85 kilograms now. It voluntarily cleans its face after every meal. Its condition has remained stable for the past 20 days. Attached are the detailed weight records from the hospital.

   

From day 50 to 57 of medication, the cat's oral condition remains good, with high spirits. The area around the mouth is clean, with no saliva drooling. The swelling inside the oral cavity has reduced by 90%. It has a good appetite and voluntarily cleans its face after eating. The weight has steadily increased, and its condition has remained stable for the past 30 days. Attached are the detailed weight records, oral cavity photos, and the blood report from the 21st; weight is 4.95kg.

(TP protein content 9.5; GLOB chronic inflammatory disease 6.3; ALT liver disease 141; AST liver and muscle 116; GGT liver function 8; HGB 9.5; WBC 19.11; NEU neutrophils 14.24; MONO monocytes 0.73; PCT 0.98%)

From day 66 to 71 of medication, the cat has been taking one Moutai capsule orally each day. Its oral condition remains good, with high spirits, and normal bowel movements. The area around the mouth is clean, with no saliva drooling. The swelling inside the oral cavity has reduced to 10%. The weight has steadily increased, and its condition has remained stable for the past 46 days. The weight is 5.09kg.

 

Cat's name: Wang Cai

Ineffective tooth extraction and coexisting with feline AIDS

Weight change: (4kg - 5.09kg)

Duration of medication: 71 days (one Mutoral capsule orally each day, originally resisted the spray but started cooperating from day 40, and the spray has been used up recently as the mouth is no longer painful)

 

Recovery progress: Remarkable

From the 19th day of medication, the oral condition has been improving day by day, and the pain during eating has been decreasing.

From the 21st day of medication, no saliva drooling, clean area around the mouth, and a 20% reduction in swelling inside the oral cavity compared to before medication.

Between 8/2 and 8/15, the cat received daily anti-inflammatory and regular interferon injections at the hospital. 8/2 was the 5th day of medication.

From the 35th day of medication, significant improvement was observed.

Currently, the cat is taking one Mutoral capsule orally each day, with good oral condition and high spirits. There is no saliva drooling, and the swelling inside the oral cavity has reduced by 90%. The weight has increased from 4kg before medication to the current 5.09kg. There is no pain during eating, and the cat voluntarily cleans its face after meals, resembling a normal cat in appearance.