Help! My little cat has FIP (dry form)

Hello all,

I recently found out my precious little cat Miami may have FIP (dry form). Vet says there's nothing I can do, and I can't afford the local homeopathic vets, so I'm hoping for any help you can provide. I'm new to homeopathy but it's my only real hope. I did read the post from KKrista titled "Paralysis," which seemed similar to this case.
 
Miami is 1 1/2 years old. We've had him for a year, and he's the sweetest little cat I've ever had. He's always met me at the door, followed me around, walked outside on his leash....extremely sweet and spunky and loving.
 
I believe he may have FIP--the dry or neurological form. Details:
 
--Initial symptoms: Losing weight (down to 8 lbs from 10), lethargic and sleeping constantly, twitch in ears and base of tail, weak hindquarters. Inner corner of eye seems extended across his eye; small amounts of dark drainage in corner of eye.
--As of Sunday 7/8, we noticed he was eating his clay cat litter.
--Took him to the vet. Blood work result showed high total protein (9.4), high globulin (6.8), high liver enzymes, and mild anemia. Tested positive at low levels for Coronavirus.
--Vet said he may have FIP--nothing we can do to help him.
--Read as much as I could online, and Thursday 7/12 started giving him Vitamin C (1000mg/day), cat multi-vitamin (with A, E, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12), and Milk Thistle drops for his liver.
--Also gave him Echinacea/Goldenseal, Astragalus, and Pau D'Arco, but I've learned these were not good for him since they activate his immune system (T2), which is the problem with FIP. Discontinued this Monday 7/16.
 
He seemed to get a little better for a while--started eating more, acted perkier. Urinating almost normal, but stools were infrequent--hard and narrow. But then he's gone downhill fast.
 
As of yesterday morning, his twitching in ears, spine, and base of tail got much worse, and he could hardly walk. His hindquarters got worse throughout the day yesterday--he still tried to get up and walk around and go to his litter box, but he was weaving and falling over. If I supported his back end, he could walk fine. I started giving him some Transfer Factor  that arrived (colostrum--supposed to educate his cells to attack only the virus).
 
This morning he tried to jump up out of bed and follow me downstairs like he's always done---but had a very hard time walking. Ate some Hills A/D canned food and drank water; urinated in his litter box. Cleaned his face and paws nicely. He's still purring when I pet him--doesn't seem to be in pain yet.
 
He seems perkier this morning, like he's trying to fight hard, so I just can't give up on him yet. Is there anything you would suggest I give him for his nervous system/twitch to possibly help his back legs work again? Magnesium chloride with B6? Or something for his liver / possible constipation?
 
Thanks so much for anything you can suggest to help my special little guy.

hi there,  im replying ot a post from july about your little cat with fip.

im in the same situation and i wondered if you have any advice? I feel so helpless.

thanks kerry

In short: a cat that develops FIP does this because of something in her/his homeostasis has gone wrong. Best treatment is therefore to re-establish this homeostasis. Homeopathy tailored for the individual is the best approach. For this, you need to find a homeopath near to you. http://www.drpitcairn.com/referrals/anhc_referrals.html

There are of course all the general cocktails (homeopathic, vitamins, and other non conventional ideas) proposed on various web sites you can use. They sometimes work and sometimes don't. Usually their validity is is only substantiated by personal experience.

By the way I am a little sceptical about the transfer factors. Cures for all have always been around, they come and go.

Edward