Re: [Felvtalk] High Fever

2008-11-27 Thread wendy
I have read that rubbing alcohol on the pads of the feet can bring down fevers, 
but I do not know if this is legitimate, but may be worth looking into to help 
with the fever.  Good luck with your furbaby.

Wendy
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From: Christy Buchin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 12:52:47 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] High Fever


My cat Gray Kitty, was diagnosed with FeLV on his first birthday, 9/6/08.  He 
and his two brothers were born in our home to a stray we took into our home.  
She had tested negative for the virus.  His two brothers have also continue to  
test negative for the virus.  His two brothers are also type A blood and he is 
the only one that is type B.  He has had 1 transfusion, due to his anemic 
condition.  Since then, the virus has gone to his bone marrow.  He receives 
weekly injections of the Imulan LTCI and is on holistic medication as well.  
Since diagnosed, he continues to run a fever between 103 and 105.  Antibiotics 
do not seem to relieve this either.  We know each day is precious that we have 
with him.  Does anyone else battle with the high fevers too?
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[Felvtalk] High Fever

2008-11-21 Thread Christy Buchin

My cat Gray Kitty, was diagnosed with FeLV on his first birthday, 9/6/08.  He 
and his two brothers were born in our home to a stray we took into our home.  
She had tested negative for the virus.  His two brothers have also continue to  
test negative for the virus.  His two brothers are also type A blood and he is 
the only one that is type B.  He has had 1 transfusion, due to his anemic 
condition.  Since then, the virus has gone to his bone marrow.  He receives 
weekly injections of the Imulan LTCI and is on holistic medication as well.  
Since diagnosed, he continues to run a fever between 103 and 105.  Antibiotics 
do not seem to relieve this either.  We know each day is precious that we have 
with him.  Does anyone else battle with the high fevers too?
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Re: [Felvtalk] High Fever

2008-11-21 Thread Laurieskatz
Yes, Isabella had a high fever when we first rescued her. As I recall, we
used antibiotics. I couldn't find my notes quicklyI do know her fever
finally came down. Eventually she was on maintenance prednisilone and a pain
killer. And now she is only on interferon and has gone from 8-12 lbs. She
looks and feels great!
Good luck and if I find more on Bella's treatment, I will forward it.
Laurie 

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My cat Gray Kitty, was diagnosed with FeLV on his first birthday, 9/6/08.
He and his two brothers were born in our home to a stray we took into our
home.  She had tested negative for the virus.  His two brothers have also
continue to  test negative for the virus.  His two brothers are also type A
blood and he is the only one that is type B.  He has had 1 transfusion, due
to his anemic condition.  Since then, the virus has gone to his bone marrow.
He receives weekly injections of the Imulan LTCI and is on holistic
medication as well.  Since diagnosed, he continues to run a fever between
103 and 105.  Antibiotics do not seem to relieve this either.  We know each
day is precious that we have with him.  Does anyone else battle with the
high fevers too?
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Re: [Felvtalk] High Fever

2008-11-21 Thread Sally Davis
My Junior ran fevers as well. In the early stages he was running a
temperature as high as 106.5. Imunlan was not available then to my knowlegde
he was on Immunoregulin. It too is an immune booster, so my thoughth would
be the Imulan should be helping this. Initially he also received fluids.

Sally in VA
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