I went to the Conservation Congress hearing tonight. The turnout was
huge! Most of those who spoke were against hunting cats. Even some
hunters got up and said that the Department of Natural Resources would
be shooting itself in the foot if, when they most needed public
support to prevent
Yes, I have had all kinds. Also good news. The other day at the Vet's
the Doctor told me that he is seeing a lot less positive cats than he
has seen in previous years.
Hi again, I had one that lived 10+ yrs. They use to say that positive
cats did not live past age 3yrs. You must remember that some cats that
test positive could be carriers. I have had some die of things that go
wth Old Age. I do hope that every one of mine that tests positive
could be a
Hi Jen,
I would like to see an ingredient list, I have a few that prefer dry
and I'm in transition making their food and the dry eaters aren't real
pleased.
--
Belinda
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Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
I think maybe they started Simon on Elspar because his liver was already very
compromised by the lymphoma and Elspar is not processed through the liver.
When his liver values came down from responding to the Elspar and steroids, he
got vincristine, which he responded to even better, the first
Belinda--I know what you mean! :) I've had to stop giving dry to one
of our cats (Lola) because her little pooch was getting out of
control! She is on a strictly no grain diet and it's helped get her
weight under control...but she's so darned good about giving me a guilt
trip when I feed the
Title: For Jen: Innova dry--no grains!
This is such a strange coincidence---I called a potential petsitter yesterday, and she was waxing lyrical about her dry food of choice for her cats---grainless Innova Evo dog food (I've never bought Innova and had never heard of 'Evo'). She really was
Click here: AOL News - Wisconsin Considers Legalizing Cat Hunting
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I
actually just tooka look at the label for the dog food sample that I
picked up and compared it to the cat food...the ingredients looked about the
same (although the dog food has garlic and added vitamin C, it looks like)...but
the big difference is in the protein content,
Barbara,
First, welcome to the list, aren't these people wonderful? Second,
thank you for your love and efforts to save Tom, he sounds like such a
wonderful cat. He chose wisely when he showed up at your door. Third,
I haven't seen this addressed yet, so I thought I'd comment. You talk
Thanks Nina,
My room mate I have really been worried about Samson. All are up to date on their shots. Tom was given shots too, except for the felv one. My vet did it for free. His wife is with animal trustee. He was also worried about Samson.
BarbaraNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Barbara,First,
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I'm
having a tough time deciding, too, whether or not I want to switch *everyone*
over! My guys also eat Wellness canned and dry...and they've *all* done
really well on it (it's the first time in a long time that I haven't had litter
box "issues")! But I've also gone back to
I spoke with Janet, who is an AC, and who helped me
communicate with the boy kitty who had been missing (his official name is boy
kitty with no girlfriend Janet said that he actually liked the name.
This time I talked to her about Suzi who was my very baby, but died right after
spaying
I am glad for Suzi, and you too.
Could I get the info on that AC? I have a few questions myself.
Thanks
Cherie
Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I spoke with Janet, who is an AC, and who helped me communicate with the boy kitty who had been missing (his official name is boy kitty with
Is the human interferon they use for cancer in humansis it the same they use for HepC treatments?
Was wondering if they were the same or if it's different. I'm asking you guys because of the knowledge of this.
Terrie MohrCheck site for available Siameses for
I am on my soapbox. I do not buy the stats that people are giving on cats and wildlife. I heard on television thata single cat kills 1000 animals a month. Malarkey. I have barn cats. 8 cats jointly kill 4 rats, 12 mice a month.That isNOT 4 rats per cat. That is 4 rats per all 8 cats. I lost 3 wild
Nina, I am so very sorry. You are right. It is the day that we all dread. It shouldn't have come so soon for your sweet girl. Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The day we all dread came for Jazz and our family today. My beautiful girl has gone to join her brother Flash and sister, Molly. She had been
I think that we are pretty much in agreement that FIV cats
live a long healthy life most of the time more likely, they do not die
from FIV, but die with FIV correct? I have three FIV positive cats,
and they are as healthy as FIV negative ones. So, I wonder why they make a big
deal on
This little FELV+ guy is a rescue from Jersey City. His fosterer contacted me
because her dog keeps attacking him so he must stay alone in a small little
room. If you know of anyone who can help her, just contact her
directly.Thanks, Joan
http://www.petfinder.com/pet.cgi?action=2pet=4159141
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What
you say makes a lot of sense to me Faye. You are reporting from direct
experience, Can you broadcast it -- get the message out there, anywhere?
Kerry
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I'm in
tears, but happy for you, Hideyo. hugs, Kerry
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On Behalf Of Hideyo YamamotoSent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005
10:57 AMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: OT: Suzi's
new life via AC
I spoke
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Hideyo,
Go to yahoo groups they have several
FIV support groups.
As far as FIV+ cats, in the years I have
worked w/ them at the shelter, it always seemed that our FIV+'s were among
the healthiest there.
Amy, I'm sorry, I'm coming in late---I don't have any experience to
offer, but just want to say I'm sending lots of healing vibes for
Shelby. Shelby has a fantastic mom. love and hugs, Kerry
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I'm about to send a reply to Michael that
I'm also sending to the group (he's not on the list
yet).
Can anyone please help re the
alarming-sounding symptoms he describes (which I'll put in the next email)? I
can offer eating suggestions but I don't feel qualified re the other
Hi Mike--
I've only caught bits and pieces of this thread...but judging by the symptoms
that you've listed, it sounds like your little guy has lymphoma (FeLV+ cats are
notoriously prone to cancer)...and seeing that it's in his chest, you'll need
to act quickly (fluid can quickly build up in
Michelle,
I'll definitely keep you updated. You have all been
so helpful. Shelby is still feeling herself I think.
She was up on the bed with me rolling around on all my
papers while I was trying to get some stuff done. I
think flopping on my stuff is one of her favorite
things to do :)
---
Mike,
Kerry has posted your emails to the list. Jen wrote this response, but
didn't address it to you directly, so I'm forwarding it on.
I'm in tears because I just had my Jazz put to sleep because of these
same symptoms. I don't know if there is anything you can do at this
point to bring
Hmmm...that's really strange, I hit reply all on my last email (and
his email address showed up in the to field) but his email address
didn't show up once it was posted...no matter, thanks for forwarding,
Nina...okay, we'll see if it works this time, otherwise I'll post
directly to Mike, but I
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Thank you very much for your helpful
information, Patti what you told me is very interesting
I had one boy whose name was Rikki who was
tested back and forth as FIV positive and negative again, from what I
read, FIV virus tends to stay in the body once it is infected,
Thanks, Bonnie - I'm glad to hear your report. Fingers crossed! Gloria
At 01:52 AM 4/12/2005, you wrote:
I went to the Conservation Congress hearing tonight. The turnout was
huge! Most of those who spoke were against hunting cats. Even some
hunters got up and said that the Department of Natural
How about ImmunoRegulin? I read that it can be very helpful for even a
crashed kitty -
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Kerry N.
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 1:36 PM
To: Michael Cameron
Cc: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject:
Hideyo~
What are you using for anesthesia??
Do you think you could use isofluorane (gas)?? We have a
plastic storage box, rigged up to our Iso machine. Have found that it is less
stressful, and not as risky, to put the kitty in the box, turn up the Iso til
they are out. Then, we draw blood
Yep. We also used ISO for Squeekie,
and they did not even put her down completely just enough so that she
will slow down but still I know theres a risk I lost
my Suzi due to reaction from anesthesia (ISO) after spaying surgery. I
know its extremely unusually, but I still get very
First of all thanks for your support! Im still now
quite sure if im on the list yet. I did sign up for
the mailing list but i still see the messages where
they say im not on the list yet. Do i have to do
something else?
That's very interesting, thanks -
Gloria
At 05:10 PM 4/12/2005, you wrote:
Hideyo~
What are you using for anesthesia??
Do you think you could use isofluorane (gas)?? We have a plastic storage
box, rigged up to our Iso machine. Have found that it is less stressful,
and not as risky, to put the
Barbara,
Has your cat with stomastitis been tested recently for leukemia? It's very common for positive cats. He may have already been positive before you brought Tom in.. I hope he is negative.
tonyaBarbara Baass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nina, I am so sorry to hear about Jazz. I know
I sent him infor earlier (Nina had emailed me individually with his email
address) about mediastinal lymphoma and anemia.
Michelle
What does AC stand for?
At 12:14 PM 4/12/2005, Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
I am glad for Suzi, and you too.
Could I get the info on that AC? I have a few questions myself.
Thanks
Cherie
Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I spoke with Janet, who is an AC, and who helped me communicate with the
It is abominable that ANYONE should think of hunting cats. We need to take
action!
At 02:21 PM 4/12/2005, MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
What you say makes a lot of sense to me Faye. You are reporting from
direct experience, Can you broadcast it -- get the message out there,
anywhere? Kerry
Hideyo~
We do all the initial testing in house. All
subsequent positives are then sent out, and we also will use two diff.
diagnostic laboratories.
Gosh, I am so sorry for your loss of Suzi. And that was Iso
related?? That is so strange. I have seen too many reactions, many fatal, w/
using
In a message dated 4/12/2005 7:11:08 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What does AC stand for?
Animal Communicator
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Of course!! Thank you.
At 10:26 PM 4/12/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 4/12/2005 7:11:08 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What does AC stand for?
Animal Communicator
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Terrie Mohr
Check site for available Siameses for adoption!
Welcome to the list Michael!
Yes, you made it! Go ahead and type away someone will get to you A.S.A.P regarding your furbaby.
In a message dated 4/12/2005 4:56:13 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
First of all thanks for your support! Im still nowquite sure if im on the
Hi Michael,
Your message came through on the list just fine.
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Belinda
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It seems stitches condition is continuing to degrade.
he has lost all appetite and and i didn't see him
drinking any water. I have tried a few different dry
foods, to include the treats he loves so much, but to
no avail. his breathing seems to be stable but by no
means is good. i will get him to
Michael,
Please let us know what you find out and how Stiches is doing. You may
need to force feed him to keep him going, how long has it been since
he's eaten? If you don't have a syringe, (without a needle), you might
try giving him some weak broth in an eyedropper. Go very, very slow and
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