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By chankahyein, on Wednesday, September 26th, 2018 7:13 pm > and in all the relevant Facebook groups I can think of. I’ve also > given some posters to nearby pet supply shops and vets. I’d > appreciate if you could also help me share the poster. The dog is so > clean and friendly, she’s obviously a pet.  By chankahyein, on Wednesday, September 26th, 2018 12:07 pm We’ve just brought Vincent back for the vet’s and it’s all very encouraging news!! There’s so much, I hope I can remember them all! Vincent’s lymph nodes have reduced in size – yay! Although his ulcers are still there, it hasn’t got any worse. Maybe, even a wee bit better. Yay! The vet said Vincent looks better too – yes, we agree, we agree! So much better. And here’s the best news. Vincent’s hydration has improved (finally!) and although it is not optimum, the vet thinks we can start Vincent on Fortekor already! This is the next step in his treatment plan and we are there now!! Fortekor is an ACE inhibitor and in Vincent’s case, it has two roles. Firstly, Vincent is already an old cat (the vet listened to his heart and it’s definitely an “old heart”, we don’t know how old Vincent is as he came to us five years ago) and his heart isn’t that strong. Fortekor works to strengthen the heart. Then, when the heart pumps better, more blood will be supplied to the kidneys to help what’s left of the remaining kidney cells. Vincent’s kidneys are already in a bad shape. One kidney has shrunk and is very small now (that kidney is dying), the other one is of an irregular shape but the vet doesn’t think it’s cancer. Secondly, Fortekor also helps the kidneys by reducing the rate of protein loss. This is what Vincent needs badly because his protein urea is so high at a reading of 3.88 when the normal rate is less than 0.5 in a healthy cat. The vet is hoping to bring Vincent’s protein urea reading to 0.5 in a month or