Hi, have you tried mackeral?  it is so smelly that you might fool him.  General 
 like my Bob, never met a person he did not like.  likes to sleep draped over 
my neck.  dorlis
---- souther...@aol.com wrote: 
> 
> 
> 
> AT WHAT AGE DID YOUR CAT BECOME FeLV POSITIVE? WHAT TREATMENTS DID YOU 
> DO/ARE
> DOING? WHAT FOOD DO/DID YOU FEED? WHAT LIFESTYLE DO YOUR CATS LEAD, 
> E.G; INDOOR,
> OUTDOOR/BOTH ? LIVE WITH OTHER CATS OR NOT? HAS YOUR CAT HAD/HAVE ANY 
> OTHER
> ILLNESSES AND OR STRESS IN LIFE? IF SO WHAT? WHAT AGE IS YOUR CAT NOW? 
> OR WHEN
> THEY DIED? WHAT DID THEY DIE OF?
> 
> My big boy, General Sterling Price, came to me.  I have never owned a 
> cat in my life.  I was working in my flowers in April 2007 when this 
> big black tuxedo cat came and CLIMBED ON MY BACK.  I was not happy.  I 
> tried to shoo him away.  He was having none of it.  He was like a bag 
> of bones.  And he cried so pitifully that I went and got him a bowl of 
> milk (I didn't know cats weren't supposed to have milk any more than 
> dogs are!)  He drank it down so I got him another, which he drank down. 
>   The next day he was still out there.  So I brought him dog food out 
> (it's all I had) and he ate the entire bowl.  So the next day, when he 
> was still there, I bought him a sack of some sort of cat food at the 
> grocery.  He ate it of course.  After 3 weeks of doing this I decided 
> that if he was gonna hang around, then he was gonna be neutered.  So I 
> took him to the vet.  He did the required blood tests and said this cat 
> is FeLV+.  You might as well have him put to sleep as he's gonna die 
> anyway.  By then I had developed an attachment to him, so I changed 
> vets. (I now take him to the Nashville Cat Clinic)  This boy went from 
> living outside to living in the garage to now living in the house and 
> sleeping in the bed with the Mini Schnauzer who hates him and my 
> husband and me.  He has some really strange eating habits these days.  
> He won't eat any one food for long.  My vet wants him on grain free 
> canned but he's not willing to eat that right now.  He is now eating 
> Evo dry and Halo dry.  He'll eat one for 2-3 days and then he won't eat 
> it and I'll change.  The only problem I have is that I can no longer 
> get him to take his supplements.  He's on an immune system supplement 
> that is a tablet I used to mix with the wet food.  Now he won't eat it 
> if I do.  I've tried even mixing it in tuna and he won't eat it.  So 
> I'm in a little bit of a state over this.  he is also on interferon 7 
> days on and 7 days off.  I've also had some problems with this lately 
> as he seems to throw up on the days that I give him interferon.   He's 
> had a kidney infection he's overcome.  he has had pancreatitis that 
> he's overcome, and he's had some fairly chronic upper respiratory 
> infections.  We think he's probably about 4-7 years old.  He came to me 
> when he was between 2-5 we think.  I think he was dumped because he has 
> such a love of humans.  He's a big (15 lbs now) lapcat.  He loves to be 
> petted.  He loves to be around people.  He follows me every step I 
> take, if the dog will let him.  His only stress is the Mini Schnauzer 
> who is 12 and has epilepsy :-)  She hates him.  He just tries to stay 
> out of her way. (She sleeps on the bed at the foot and he sleeps up at 
> the head, by my head!)  Every time he sneezes I worry.  But he's 
> hanging in there so far, and as far as I can tell he is prospering.  He 
> has had rabies vaccine and calici virus in the past but I don't know if 
> we'll do rabies this year since he isn't outside now.  I'll have to 
> talk to my vet about that and the calici too.
> 
> Sidney and the General
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: amanda <white-dai...@lapis.plala.or.jp>
> To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
> Sent: Fri, 6 Feb 2009 6:01 am
> Subject: [Felvtalk] FeLV survey, please take part, just a personal one 
> to better undertsand FeLV.
> 
> 
> 
> Hi all, I want to ask you all some questions about your present and or 
> past FeLV
> kitties, this is a personal survey to better understand the illness and 
> how
> everything effects it, I would be really grateful if you all could 
> participate!
> AT WHAT AGE DID YOUR CAT BECOME FeLV POSITIVE? WHAT TREATMENTS DID YOU 
> DO/ARE
> DOING? WHAT FOOD DO/DID YOU FEED? WHAT LIFESTYLE DO YOUR CATS LEAD, 
> E.G; INDOOR,
> OUTDOOR/BOTH ? LIVE WITH OTHER CATS OR NOT? HAS YOUR CAT HAD/HAVE ANY 
> OTHER
> ILLNESSES AND OR STRESS IN LIFE? IF SO WHAT? WHAT AGE IS YOUR CAT NOW? 
> OR WHEN
> THEY DIED? WHAT DID THEY DIE OF? So sorry, but your time in answering 
> would be
> really appreciated! thanks so much! hugs and good health to you and 
> your fur
> babies, Amanda, Tora and Angel Silver chan.
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