Phaewryn and Everyone, What you say rings true for me. Yes, I think there is a definite lack of animal abuse and welfare education in the U.S.. I think we are in denial still, as a society; I know I have been over the years.I was wondering if there is an event or time you can pinpoint that
Phaewryn, I agree with you completely. I really liked Belinda's first draft. I think the shock is just what people need to open there eyes and see the horrible cruelty that there careless indifference causes for these poor babies. Why sugar coat it .We all want to turn our heads when faced with
Hi all I know that some of you have seen 2 of my boys,but my newest Xander I have added to my photo albums.If you would like to have a look I will add the website at the bottom.I know everyone hears me talk about Maizee,she is the reason that I have all you wonderful people in my life now.A sad
Cute furbabies! Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi all I know that some of you have seen 2 of my boys,but my newest Xander I have added to my photo albums.If you would like to have a look I will add the website at the bottom.I know everyone hears me talk about Maizee,she is the reason
I have had good results so far with immuno-regulin.
The vet started my Smokey on shots several months
back. He is positive and kept on getting fevers. He
hasn't had a fever since March. Smokey started gaining
weight and right now he seems to be doing really good.
I keep my fingers crossed this
At 06:56 AM 9/1/2006, you wrote:
Thanks
I was wondering for my new young 8 month old cat if it might enhance
the possibility if clearing the virus, Is there any benefit in giving
it to a non symptomatic cat???
Kelly
I have had good results so far with immuno-regulin.
The vet started my
Precious Babies
I had a few questions regarding my Smokey. I am taking
him to the vet tomorrow to be retested for feline
leukemia. He hasn't been tested since February. I have
read about some of the different types of test. Which
test is the best? He hasn't had a complete blood count
done since March. Should I
That I don't know. I am taking Smokey back to the vet
tomorrow to be retested for feline leukemia so I'm
hoping that by some miracle it comes back negative. He
isn't showing any symptons of the disease now so I am
going to ask the vet if we need to quit giving him the
immuno-regulin. He was
Cindy, are you doing subQ shots or is the vet doing IV? What is the protocol? I have seen .2cc every day for 4 days, then .2cc once a week for 4 weeks, then .2cc monthly. Have also seen .4cc once a day for 4 days, .4cc once a week for 4 weeks and .4cc every 4 months. I have a feleuk baby I want to
At 07:30 AM 9/1/2006, you wrote:
How old is Smokey and when was he diagnosed, Was it routine testing
or was he ill???
That I don't know. I am taking Smokey back to the vet
tomorrow to be retested for feline leukemia so I'm
hoping that by some miracle it comes back negative. He
isn't
We first started Smokey on 2 shots per week subq. He
is now on 1 shot per week subq. I am not sure about
the dosage. I can look when I get home though. The
vet fixes the shots up for me and I keep them in the
refrigerator.
Cindy
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Cindy, are you doing
Thanks. It is good to hear that you are having such good results with subq injections -- I was somewhat hesitant to start the drug subq since I think research indicates that it should be given IV to get the best results. Wanted to do subq but just couldn't make up my mind. By the way, I buy my own
I lost my Twinkletoes this morning to complications of malabsorption (not FELV related). She was 5 months. She has a sister who is also very small, and I'm trying to do some research on this condition. Does anyone know anything about it?
-- Vist the Austin Siamese Rescue store and save a kitty
Oh Kelly, I am so sorry - GLOW to light her path and ease your and her sister's hearts...Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I lost my Twinkletoes this morning to complications of malabsorption (not FELV related). She was 5 months. She has a sister who is also very small, and I'm trying to
My Stinky had that. She ate all of the time but she
just kept on losing weight. She passed away in
February. I really don't know alot about
malabsorption but poor Stinky really got so skinny.
She was a big cat until then. Sinky wasn't felv+. I
am so sorry your Twinkletoes passed away.
Cindy
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I am
so sorry, Kelley. That is so tough, losing your Twinkletoes at only 5 months.
I'm sorry I don't know anything about malabsorption but I'm sure others on the
list will. Please know you're in my thoughts. What is Twinkletoes' sister's
name?
hugs,
Kerry
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Cindy - what protocol do you use for Immunoregulin?
Gloria
That I don't know. I am taking Smokey back to the vet
tomorrow to be retested for feline leukemia so I'm
hoping that by some miracle it comes back negative. He
isn't showing any symptons of the disease now so I am
going to ask the
Kelly,
I'm so sorry about your loss of Twinkletoes. Another one so young. It
just tears your heart out when they get so little time in our love and
protection. IBD kitties have problems with not absorbing nutrients in
their food. B12 shots seem to help with that. I know there are other
Smokey is about a year and 4 months old now. He was
around 10 months old when he was diagnosed. He had
been tested for feline leukemia in November or
December 05 and it was negative then around January he
started running a fever. They would give him
antibiotics the fever would come down and in
Hi Nina,
My vet did a fecal on her yesterday. She was neg for coccidia and parasites. (She had continuous diarrhea). He gave her albon anyway, because he hoped that she might actually have coccidia anyway and it might have been flushed out of her system due to all the diarrhea.
She was getting
Hi Kerry,
Her sister's name is Rory, short for Rorschach (the ink blot test)..she's a black and white...
On 9/1/06, MacKenzie, Kerry N. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am so sorry, Kelley. That is so tough, losing your Twinkletoes at only 5 months. I'm sorry I don't know anything about
I am giving it to Smokey subq. Smokey was running
fevers back in January and February. The vet wanted
to try using the immuno-regulin to see if it might
help. He hasn't had any fevers since I started giving
him these injections which was back in March. The
fevers were the only problems he has
Kelley, I'm so sorry Twinkletoes has left you for the
Bridge. Gentlest Bridge vibes to her, but there are so many young'uns
going there lately, she'll find lots of friends to play with. Comfort to
you, and best wishes that Rory turns out okay.
Diane R.
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That's quite a story. That's one thing about this list, whenever I'm
feeling overwhelmed, I can be assured that there's someone out there
with even more on their plate. All of us who take in rescues know that
their chances of being healthy and strong are compromised. Thank you
for doing
Very precious boys! And, my favorite picture is of Maizee "fishing" in the bathtub. What a beautiful girl she was.GinaSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all I know that some of you have seen 2 of my boys,but my newest Xander I have added to my photo albums.If you would like to have a look I
Thank you Gina she was a very special baby. :)Gina WN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Very precious boys! And, my favorite picture is of Maizee "fishing" in the bathtub. What a beautiful girl she was.GinaSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi all I know that some of you have seen 2 of my boys,but
I really enjoyed your story and pictures of Molly and Flash. They were young sweeties also, so you know how I'm feeling right now. Thanks,Karen
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Kelley I am so sorry that you lost sweet little Twinkletoes.Once again Maizee will have a new friend.Hugs to you SherryKelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I lost my Twinkletoes this morning to complications of malabsorption (not FELV related). She was 5 months. She has a sister who is also
At 07:57 AM 9/1/2006, you wrote:
I am so very sorry about your loss. It just doesn't seem at all fair.
Perhaps the only consolation is that she has had much love in her short
little life,
Kelly
I lost my Twinkletoes this
morning to complications of malabsorption (not FELV related). She
was 5
I'm sorry to hear about Twinkletoes. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I lost my Twinkletoes this morning to complications of malabsorption (not FELV related). She was 5 months. She has a sister who is also very small, and I'm trying to do some research
I'm with you on this!
Totally agree!
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(climbing up onto big bargain size soapbox)
I think a harsh mental picture is what more people need to have. If more people cringed, we might live in a world that was
Aw Karen, I'm glad you know that you are not alone. We do all
understand, knowing that helps when we're in such pain, but grieving is
something that we each have to do in our own way, in our own time. Many
blessings to you. I know right now it seems the hole in your heart will
never be healed.
Your furbabies are gorgeous!!
--
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I am so sorry you had to say goodbye to your baby.
elizabeth
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Sent: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 9:57 AM
Subject: Lost Twinkletoes
I lost my Twinkletoes this morning to complications of
malabsorption (not
Title: Message
These
are wonderful pix of your honeys, Sherry. Maizee's coloring is amazing. You must
be so glad you have all these gorgeous pix of her to remind you of the special
place she occupied and continues to occupy in your life. I'm also hugely
impressed by the fact you've been
I just read Phaewryn's poem about cats scratching couches. It's
great!
Michelle
Yeah, that's just bad bedside manner. She was trying to get you to drop it,
not trying to be helpful to you or your cat. I'd seek another practice, and I'd
write a letter to the VET at the clinic you have now, explaining WHY you
left.
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat
We've really enjoyed looking at some of the beautiful pics folks have
been sharing so wanted to show off our family as well. Smokey, our
newest addition, is the one who led us to this fine group. There are two
pics (dated) that we took this evening - he's looking so good - he's
really come a
Cute pics!!Evan Dee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We've really enjoyed looking at some of the beautiful pics folks have been sharing so wanted to show off our family as well. Smokey, our newest addition, is the one who led us to this fine group. There are two pics (dated) that we took this evening -
You have a beautiful family!!!
:)
Wendy
--- Evan Dee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've really enjoyed looking at some of the
beautiful pics folks have
been sharing so wanted to show off our family as
well. Smokey, our
newest addition, is the one who led us to this fine
group. There are
You have a gorgeous group too, everyone has such adorable furkids!!
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties
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Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
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What a great fur family! I love the pictures :) Your dogs are darling.Evan Dee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We've really enjoyed looking at some of the beautiful pics folks have been sharing so wanted to show off our family as well. Smokey, our newest addition, is the one who led us to this fine
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