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Making such pills required so much preparation that Wen Wanwan spent all his money to make a total of twelve pills.

Two were left for Shen Nan and the rest were brought over.

Now she can only hope that a situation like this golden cat will never happen again.

The operation went smoothly. After all, Wen Wanwan had been at the rescue station for so many years and had seen too many complicated situations.

As long as the vital signs are maintained until the end of the operation, the rest will be much easier.

The operation on urinary obstruction ended quickly. After Wen Wanwan stood a little further away, he set his sights on the volunteers aside.

"Hemofiltration, come on, there's nothing complicated about it."

The two volunteers looked at each other, then stepped forward and started operating.

Although veterinarians are also doctors, their education model is very different from that of doctors.

Unlike doctors who spend five years, most veterinarians spend two years in theory and two years in practice.

Only after passing both theory and practice will the diploma and veterinary certificate be issued.

After all, the word quackery is a disgrace. When animals go to the operating table, their lives are basically in danger.

The school must ensure that each veterinarian enriches his or her experience during two years of practice.

The two volunteers are now only half a year away from graduation. They have operated the blood filter device no less than a hundred times, and they know exactly how to do each step even with their eyes closed.

In particular, the people Wen Wanwan selected this time are all top-notch in various achievements, which also means that their professional skills are definitely no problem.

Watching the two volunteers complete the hemofiltration, Wen Wanwan also focused on the instrument.

The blood pressure has recovered well, but the blood oxygen is still in a relatively low state.

After frowning and thinking for a while, Wen Wanwan also knew that he could no longer be greedy.

Pills can save lives, but they can't be limitless.

It can be said that the surgery has successfully completed the goal to this extent. If it continues, the life-saving effect of the pills will not be that good.

"Insert a pulmonary tube, a urinary catheter, and maintain external hemofiltration for 24 hours. Regular medication for cat plague should be administered at a dosage of 1.5 times the body weight for three days."

After the doctor's orders were issued, the operation was officially concluded.

Professional people will handle the follow-up matters, so Wen Wanwan doesn't need to get involved. She goes all the way to the bathroom and does a simple cleaning.

Then Wen Wanwan also changed his clothes and found Ade in the office.

"How's it going tonight?"

"It's not bad. The severe cases sent here are basically stable. How is the little golden cat doing?"

"The operation is completed. The next step is to take medication for the next three days. I guess kidney function is a hidden danger. Maybe something will happen later."

"I'll try my best to find more blood. If there is blood, there should be some hope of survival."

"Well, only blood is better for cat plague."

In fact, in the animal medical community, there is a cure for cat plague.

That is treatment through continuous blood transfusion!

A pet cat's routine blood transfusion requires a healthy adult cat with the same blood type and weighing no less than five kilograms to donate blood.

Moreover, a cat can only donate once every two months. To completely cure cat plague, it will take at least seven days and eight cats.

If it is a pet cat, there are other ways to contact the cattery, but it is basically difficult to find so many similar animals with the same blood type that can come to the critical care hospital.

Just like the golden cat that Wen Wanwan had just operated on, the number of this cat itself is very rare, and there are not many artificially bred cats. And if they have the same blood type, they will be even less pitiful.

Coupled with the current high outbreak of cat plague, a large number of healthy ones have been screened out.

This also resulted in the current shortage of blood. Even Wen Wanwan would only use some when the animal really couldn't bear it.

"I'll try to find a way to contact the protection organization. I guess they can still draw some from their blood bank."

"Then I'll leave this matter to you. If you have any difficulties, please contact Sister Mi."

After Wen Wanwan finished speaking, Ade also looked at Wen Wanwan with curiosity.

"Sister Mi, it feels unusual. I see that many of the medicines in the logistics department have just recently left the factory."

"Her family is in the pet industry, and her brother is currently the second-in-command in pet drug approval."

Wen Wanwan's words instantly answered Ade's confusion. No wonder he could guarantee that there would be no logistical problems.

With this level of status, those pet pharmaceutical companies must do their best to build good relationships.

The critical hospital was short of medicine, so Sister Mi personally spoke up, and this group of people worked overtime to produce the medicine.

And this kind of thing is not without its benefits. When the high outbreak of cat plague is over, although they and other pharmaceutical companies will not receive any substantial rewards.

But in the future, whether it is approval or entering the drug list of some protection agencies, some green lights will be given.

If you don't seize this opportunity, will you still be in business?
He had been eaten up and kicked out of the company long ago.

"Wanwan, I looked at the statistics today, and it's much worse than we expected."

"Tell me the result. No matter how bad things get, you have to hold on."

"Currently, feline plague infections have been detected in most zoos, and several conservation organizations speculate that the source of the outbreak should be from Spring City."

"Where's the breeding center?"

"It's not too different. Basically, the number of infections is over 30%."

After hearing this data, even Wen Wanwan sighed.

"It has been too long since the last cat plague outbreak, and now it is estimated that many people have forgotten the lessons of that time."

“After all, funds are limited, so that’s understandable.”

Wen Wanwan's sigh was not because of the inaction of these institutions, but because the last high outbreak of cat plague had done too much harm to cats.

The entire outbreak lasted for three months, and more than 1,700 big cats died across the country.

More than 3,000 medium-sized cats died.

Other pets, large and small, cannot be counted at all!
It is precisely because of the lessons learned from that time that both zoos and breeding centers require regular comprehensive inspections for acute infectious diseases.

But this thing costs money!
For ordinary examinations of several acute infectious diseases, the cost of a big cat is close to 200.

The more animals there are, the greater the expense.

Originally, many zoos and conservation organizations were still able to persist, but over time, most of them were perfunctory.

After all, such a large amount of capital expenditure is a burden for everyone.

Wen Wanwan wanted to continue chatting here, but the intercom on Ade's desk suddenly rang.

"This is the high-risk ward of 713. Number lynx 07 has convulsions and convulsions, and her blood pressure has dropped rapidly!" (End of this chapter)