In October 2016, my cat was diagnosed with IMHA (Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia) with a blood count of 18. He was started on prednisolone 5mg twice daily. Almost a year later on the medication in December of 2017, he reached a normal blood count of 36. In January of 2018, his blood count dropped to 15.5 and the vet increased his prednisolone to 15 mg daily and added a multivitamin. My cat then became lethargic, spaced out, slept all day and ate very little where I had to basically force feed him to eat. At this point I began researching alternative measures and found your site.

On March 17th, we started using you anemia remedy with the maximizer pack while slowly reducing his prednisolone dosage. We saw amazing results in the first week. As per your website, we continued with only the anemia spray after we finished the probiotics and Pet tonic #4 and #9. At this point, his prednisolone dosage was weaned to 2.5 mg every four days. Within a week of stopping your supplement medication (the maximizer pack), my cat crashed! He stopped eating, lost more weight to his present 9.3 lbs. and once again was sleeping nearly the entire day. At that point, I placed a second order for the maximizer anemia medications. Within a week, my cat was back to normal behaviour, eating and sleeping less. He does however have some behaviour issues where he eats his litter and dirt in the garden.

Hello everyone,
I have a 3 year old cat ( Slate) who is blind, has congestive heart disease, pleural effusion, leukemia and now severe anemia. I have addressed the congestive heart failure and pleural effusion with traditional medicine but after going to 8 different Vets and 7 blood transfusions, no one could find a remedy for the anemia. These Vets even said that there is NO medicine on earth that will help Anemia. I refused to believe that. The last transfusion, they put the wrong type of blood in her [ 0+] instead of type A. This caused an agglution reaction. ( in other words, Slate's blood noticed that the wrong blood was entering her system and develops an antigen reation.)Every Vets responded with the famous " you need to make a decision" comment. I refused. One of the Emergency Vets even refused treatment at all. I happened to accidently go to her primary job location and her last statement was, " I will see you back within 3 days because she will be dead by then." I was totally shocked at her attitude. That was 2 weeks ago.

Finally, traditional medicine is not always the best answer.
Dr. Amanda Pennington

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I adopted my cat recently so I do not know her health history. When I adopted her she was considered a senior cat. She had all of the symptoms listed here, loss of appetite, pale gums--even her nose was a dull shade of pink--not too bright at all. She was also quite lethargic and did not seem at all interested or was simply unable to jump. I have taken a number of homeopathic remedies myself so I have a pretty good idea of how they work. What makes homeopathy remedies ideal for animals is that they are very easy to administer. I shook the bottle vigorously many times over the course of her treatment to increase the remedy's potency since I figured she probably had this problem for quite a while as she is an older cat. I also sprayed the remedy directly on her wet food rather than in her water because I need to change the water every couple of days. I think this works better than spraying it into the water because she licks her food as she eats it. As a result I think she got more of the remedy this way. Now her nose and gums are a much brighter shade of pink, she jumps on the table and into the bathroom sink to play with the running water and she also eats much more. She is a senior cat, but I think this remedy will prologue her life as well as extend the quality of it.