Wishing Churchill a wonderful time at the Bridge until you meet
again...take care.
Yvonne
Tonya,
I am so very sorry about Popeye also sorry for what you had to go
thru w/ your principal. I will never understand how people can be so
cold. My manager had a similar experience at work when her dog went to the
Bridge. Take extra good care of yourself know that we are here for
you
Excellent advice![EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think the person who wrote that sounds like a moron. What the hell difference does all that make, in her opinion? A cat that doesn't want to go into a kennel isn't going to be any easier to get in from the top than from the side, they have good
Hi Wendy,I've been offering her the dry foodas a supplement to the wet food (as was recommended by my vet) for about two months. She never turned her nose up at wet food before. She was on Science Diet(wet and also dry seperately). When I transitioned her over to Innova (wet)she loved it and
I will keep you both in my prayers.Gina[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Lucy was doing great recovering from her last IBD relapse, and I had just tapered down to 2.5 mg/day (started at 12.5 and reduced by 1.25 per week). And then she relapsed again. Liquid diarrhea and little interest in food.
Thanks for all the prayers and good thoughts for Inky..I guess we are holding our own for now..He had 150ml sub-q fluids on Fri..and was to have more on Sunday, but since he is eating and drinking now and we go to the vet on Monday, I thought we would wait for her to check him out..It really
Prayers and best wishes for your Lucy's recovery to perfect health! in memory of my little 18 yr old Lucy who died a while back.GloriaOn Aug 27, 2006, at 8:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Lucy was doing great recovering from her last IBD relapse, and I had just tapered down to 2.5 mg/day (started
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Sending lots of positive healing vibes for
Lucy. She couldn't be in better hands or have a more caring/loving mom, that's
for sure.
Kerry M.
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http://www.alohapetservices.com/pet_cpr.html
Hi Dee
I did a quick net search and found this (see para below) from the
website above, but i don't know how authoritative it is.
I recall counting my healthy cat's rate and it being in the 30s or even
higher, I *think*. Do you have any other cats
Hey Michelle,
I don't know how your email addy got blocked but I
went through my blocked addies, and sure enough, there
you were! So now I can read your stuff. I am sorry
to hear that Lucy is doing a little worse with her
IBD. Prayers going out to her.
:)
Wendy
Hi Giselle,
I have no advice to offer, other than go see a good
vet about this. Do you think it could be ringworm?
You'll want to nip this in the bud immediately.
Welcome to the group!
:)
Wendy
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Hello everyone, I've been a
Hi Abby,
I'm sorry to hear about your kitten's diagnosis, but
this is the place for you to be for now. How old is
Bacardi (I'm assuming that's her name from the subject
line, but I wasn't sure whether it was that or if you
were just drinking a lot of Bacardi after getting her
diagnosis-hehe)?
Does anyone know if hip problems are associated with FeLV? Angel went to bed just fine and got up in the morning almost unable to walk. It's as if her legs are coming out from under her. We have an appointment with a new vet today @ 3:00. I am hoping for good news. I have no idea what could've
I have a Wahl grooming set I bought at Walmart for about $30.00 and
cut off any mats, my long hairs DO NOT like brushing, but in a few
minutes I can clip off the mats or areas that they don't clean good.
Cody's my over weight guy and it's not going to be long before I have to
clip the fur
yep, i have one of those, too--i have one that's cordless OR corded, and that makes chasing them down really easy.
they really do NOT mind the clippers once they get used to the sound of it. i must admit, tho, that my first trial last summer, on a shaded-silver persian was far more traumatic
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Hi.
(Sorry, I don't know your name. ) The same thing happened to one of my
positives, Caramel, but Caramel was withdrawn for several months beforehand and
stopped eating a few days prior. I hope that because Angel has been fine right
up till now that it's not serious. It's
yep, i have one of those, too--i have one that's cordless OR corded,
and that makes chasing them down really easy..
Sounds like the same one, keeps the charge for a long time too.
--
Belinda
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Hi everyone,
I'm back from visiting family and Satch is definitely better. His appetite is almost normal now. Still with the cough, but that should probably linger for a while. I wanted to let you all know how he faired. I think that he'll be busy stomping around for some time yet, I hope. I can't
I have him back on commerical CF. He seems really normal but his eye has been normal since that one day. When he eye was dilated, he did a lot of head shaking but I thought he as having trouble focusing.Roxane[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is he getting a commercial cat food, or a Taurine
Leslie,
Yea!!! I am so happy to hear that Satch is almost
back to normal. I am glad you got to spend time with
your family and at the same time, that Satch only
improved. You are truly blessed.
BTW, those bunnies are SOO cute! I love the
disapproving theme. My mom used to have a red
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Wonderful!!
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some much needed cuteness
Hi everyone,
I'm back from visiting family and
Hi Marissa,
I was wondering how Slinky did while you were gone? I
just read your post, so it's a little late for prayer,
but I am hoping he did fantastic!
:)
Wendy
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i don't have real answers, but i know that one of my older girls had an eye-dilation problem that was gone by the time the vet got here--she had no signs or symptoms of anything else, and there hasn't been a recurrence. arh.
On 8/28/06, Roxane Baldwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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gee, belinda, do you sleep with yours on the bed next to you, too? probably not, you have a human companion!
On 8/28/06, Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yep, i have one of those, too--i have one that's cordless OR corded, and that makes chasing them down really easy..
Sounds like the same one,
I hope Lucy works through this newest bout of IBD. I know it's frustrating.t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Lucy was doing great recovering from her last IBD relapse, and I had just tapered down to 2.5 mg/day (started at 12.5 and reduced by 1.25 per week). And then she relapsed again.
I've never heard of coughing being related to either treatment. I really don't know. I hope Smokey is feeling better soon. tonyaDee Evan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Smokey started his Doxy regiment last Wednesday for his Hemobart. I started him on his Interferon this morning (Sunday). The vet
Thank you. I've been on-off a lot recently too. t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I've been offline all week, so I know this is coming a bit late. Phaewryn No virus found in this outgoing message.Checked by AVG Free Edition.Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database:
First of all, I'm sorry I haven't been able to keep up with the list
lately. As always, my prayers are with you and your furbabies.
I got some bad news about Spencer yesterday. For about five days before
I took him to the Internist on Friday, he'd been showing symptoms...
Clear discharge
Tonya,
I'm sorry about Popeye and that horrible woman that gave you so much
grief on top of losing him. I hope by now you are coping better.
Hugs to you sweetie, hang in there,
Nina
Thanks Wendy. We're very slowly getting used to Popeye not being around. He was always underfoot. Yes, it's true about the politics. And I teach in Georgia where there are NO teacher unions. That's why we can be treated however the principal wants to treat us. She is new, and I hope there won't be
Kerry,
I'm glad to hear that Inky is holding his own. It's really good news
that he's eating more. I'm sorry I didn't write sooner, I've been
dealing with a lot of stuff right now too. Isn't he funny that he likes
french fries? Really good news about Bandy continuing to do well too.
I
Thanks Yvonne.t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tonya,I am so very sorry about Popeye also sorry for what you had to go thru w/ your principal. I will never understand how people can be so cold. My manager had a similar experience at work when her dog went to the Bridge. Take extra good care
Hi Kiley,
I was always able to get human interferon from my Internist's office. I
think Phaewryn wrote and told you to ask your vet to dilute it for you.
I hope you've found a way to get some by now.
Nina
Kiley Dozier-Bosanko wrote:
Nina,
Did you (or anyone else) ever find anywhere other
Great news, Kerry! You are the best mom!tKerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Thanks for all the prayers and good thoughts for Inky..I guess we are holding our own for now..He had 150ml sub-q fluids on Fri..and was to have more on Sunday, but since he is eating and drinking now and we go to
Good vibes and prayers for both you and Lucy. Is the tapering of the
Pred the only thing that you can point to that caused her relapse? She
relapsed at 2.5mg, or she was doing fine until you tried lowering it
still further?
Nina
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Lucy was doing great recovering from
Hi Kerry,
I'm sorry I didn't respond to your email earlier. I did just read
Hideyo's response, and I agree with her. The kitty will be traveling in
the cabin with your friend right? Mild sedation sometimes has the
opposite effect on kitties than what we'd hope for, (I learned that the
hard
Prayers for Spencer, and for you as well, Nina.
Prayers going up for you and Spencer.
elizabeth
In a message dated 8/28/2006 3:42:39 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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First of
all, I'm sorry I haven't been able to keep up with the list lately.
As always, my prayers are with you and your furbabies.I got some bad
That was what I thought, thus my note to people that they SHOULD be
retested later. Ok, thanks guys! Just wanted to be sure I was right. :)
So, next question, does an IFA indeed indicate the virus is in the bone
marrow, or is this lady just whacked? I thought the IFA, being a blood test,
I think any respiratory distress calls for a chest x-ray, personally.
Better safe than sorry.
Phaewryn
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SpayNeuter services in VT, and Emergency Financial Assistance for cat
really good question, and one i've been wondering about and meaning to ask--i've often heard about FeLV supposedly, being in the bone marrow, but never have been clear if that's what the IFA tests, or if there's another test that can actually determine that--and that, even if it IS in the bone
Well, good luck Kerry, you know we are all pulling for both of your boys,
they've both become like family to most of us over the years. That page on food
analysis' I posted should help you with choosing foods that are the right levels
for Inky's many issues. Sometimes you have to sacrifice
Prayers and good thoughts are coming for you and Spencer SherryNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: First of all, I'm sorry I haven't been able to keep up with the list lately. As always, my prayers are with you and your furbabies.I got some bad news about Spencer yesterday. For about five days before
Nina,
Prayers going out for Spencer, I hope he is shifting it a bit on his own and feeling better.
Best wishes,
Beth
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Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 15:41:56 -0700
From: Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Bad news about Spencer
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org, Darla [EMAIL
Miranda is 21 (asleep)
Tigger is 21 (resting and looking at me)
Tang is 49 (freaking about because I was hovering over him)
Mythic is 28 (resting, best I could count with him scratching and
wiggling)
Doobie is 51 (he associates me with food, so he was sniffing for food the
whole time and
That sounds like a low Potassium level (or possibly a high Phosphorus
level, or both), yes, can be FELV associated (since FELV effects such a wide
range of bodily functions in various cats), as well as kidney, diabetes, or any
other number of related diseases in cats. Also seen in Heart
Has he been checked for earmites, and had his ears cleaned recently? Could
be that simple.
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!! http://ucat.us/adopt.html Low cost
SpayNeuter services in VT, and Emergency Financial Assistance for cat
Well, Angel's "hip" problem turned out to not be her hip. The vet felt a big, swollen bump near her bottom and tail. He took a syringe and drained out a bunch of white colored stuff. He looked at it under the microscope and thinks it is cancer cells. He says she is in a lot of pain and this would
oh, i'm so sorry, karen--how heartbreaking for both of you.
talk to her, and really listen--she will tell you if she wants you to continue to treat her or to just love her until it's her time to go on
On 8/28/06, kandbz_ mom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, Angel's hip problem turned
Karen, you are in my thoughts and prayers, but I recommend you take her to
a specialist at least once, for diagnosis. Your vet might be right, or he might
be wrong. A bad vet said my horse Shire had a cancerous tumor on his neck
when I was young and that he needed to be euthanized before it
It happened at 2.5. The only other thing that happened is that I gave
her, stupidly, a couple pieces of dry Evo. She used to be able to tolerate it
well, until her relapse in July, and I was worried she was not getting enough
vitamins because she had stopped wanting the organ portion of her
Sending good thoughts and vibes. If one of my cats became anemic at
this point I would probably try acemannan, epogen, or immuno-regulin, or a combo
of two of these with some steroids, as it seems to have helped others on the
list. Unless it is due to lymphoma, in which case steroids and
Cancer in that area doesn't have a good outcome often, as it interferes
with elimination. If she's in pain, and you vet comes back with positive results
for cancer, I'd consider euthanasia. You can fight it, but if she is in that
much pain.. do you really want to prolong it?
Phaewryn
Please
Karen, I'm so sorry that Angel isn't doing well. I know
you'll do the best you can for her. Hugs to you both.
Diane R.
Nina, here's hoping that your fears are unfounded. Comfort vibes to you and
Spencer.
Diane R.
Phaewryn,That is my thought, exactly. I would love to keep her alive with me but I want what is best for her. The vet said she may not even be able to go to the bathroom by herself..that I may have to pick her up and put her in the litterbox and then take her out-for the rest of her life. He
I will keep you both in my prayers. Let us know what you find out about Spencer.Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: First of all, I'm sorry I haven't been able to keep up with the list lately. As always, my prayers are with you and your furbabies.I got some bad news about Spencer yesterday. For about
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