You're going to waste it (and your money too), the effect (if any) would
be exactly the same as human Interferon given orally.
The problem with HUMAN interferon is that it can ONLY be given orally
because, if injected, it would easily cause neurological damages,
moreless the same way injecting VO
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From: Hideyo Yamamoto
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 12:53 AM
To: 'felvtalk@felineleukemia.org'
Subject: Serious averse side effects of interferon
I was trying to find out side effects of interferon (in general)and I
see some scary side effects from interferon
Hideyo, if we talk of INJECTED interferon, Feline Interferon works on
cats exactly the same way Human Interferon works on humans...
Provided that there isn't yet an extensive database about Feline
Interferon on cats like the huge amount of information that we have
for Human Interferon (because VO
Dear
Friends,
My
5-year old Bubba was sick recently; the vet could not figure out what caused the
fever and no other symptoms except occasional sneezing. Anyway, Bubba lost
5 of his 15 pounds because his appetite fell off.
I am
trying to fatten him back up because 10 pounds is not a
There are medical appetite stimulants you can try if you really need to.
The most common one is periactin, generic name cyproheptadine. It can make them
really hungry, but with some cats it also makes them incredibly drowsy and out
of it. B12 injections often stimulate appetite and do not
Can someone send me this? I didn't get/see it. It sounds so
familiar
THANKS!!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 9/18/06 8:17:20 PM
I loved it and will print it out. I LOL!!! when i read the bathroom
having
an exit and the king size bed part sooo trueand we all cant lie
here.
When we go to
Is there an online source for injectable B12? Does it work better than B
complex?
Thanks,
Pat
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are medical appetite stimulants you can try if you really need to. The
most common one is periactin, generic name cyproheptadine. It can make them
really
Thank you so much for explaining it -- how did you find out all the
information? Very helpful -- so my question is and you may not have the
answer to this.. why Dr. Addie suggest that I shouldn't give injectable
to dry FIP cats but give orally (diluted version) every day, but give
injectable
I loved reading about Max. Oh my hubby when we first started dating 10 yrs
ago he was 16! He had an african grey NAMED MAX!I laughed so hard cuz
when I read that max calls ur hubby an a-hole. My naughty hubby taught his Max
to say Val ( my hubbys sister) is a big whore! Oh that bird was
---BeginMessage---
A bit bastardized but meant to lighten spirits. Warm wishes to all
of the wonderful Guardians out there.
To be posted VERY LOW on the refrigerator door - nose height.
Dear Dogs and Cats,
The
I'd take the money...lol
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all. Hope everyone's babies are doing great! I
was in Philly visiting
my Dad in Hospital..He might come home on Weds!!:)
There was a lady doing
surveys and the one question was kinda interesting.
It was would you rather have
Hilarious
--- Gary Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh my, I have a pet that talks to me all the time,
Max, my African Grey parrot. Let's see, if I try to
sleep in on the weekend she starts the day by
hollering up to me from downstairs
HE-LLLOWW-OHH over and over. I book on down
If you order Cypro, get the transdermal gel to rub in
the ears. The med tastes HORRIBLE!
:)
Wendy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are medical appetite stimulants you can try if
you really need to. The
most common one is periactin, generic name
cyproheptadine. It can make them
Our FELV+ has developed a very bad habit of spraying around the house.
Especially in shoes. He's also started urinating at our bedroom doors
when we shut them to go to bed.
He's intact because I don't believe in Neutering. (He's kept away from
other cats, so please don't make that a huge
i'd take the money, i think. as others have said, could save a lot
of kitties with it!
when i moved back to my hometown years ago, their adult-education
program at the university was offering, Conversational Persian
classes. i cannot tell you how tempted i was to show up at the first
meeting
I'd take my cat(s) without one moment to even contemplate taking the
$$.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 9/19/06 10:29:02 AM
I'd take the money...lol
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Hi all. Hope everyone's babies are doing great! I
was in Philly visiting
my Dad in Hospital..He might come home on
30 lbs! Wow that is huge! How old is he?
I don't know what your objections to neutering him--don't mean to pry--but I
suspect that doing that would go a long way to solving the problem
Chris
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
neutering would significantly address the issue. it's not just about
mating, it's about mating/territorial behavior which, as i understand it,
spraying is one such behaviors.
Tracy
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From: Stephanie E Caldwell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Date:
And neutering provides many health advantages too. Neutering - it's a
good thing.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 9/19/06 11:00:18 AM
neutering would significantly address the issue. it's not just about
mating, it's about mating/territorial behavior which, as i understand
it,
spraying is one such
Beth, what a great description of Max. She sounds like a hoot! Plus,
any creature that makes CATS seem grateful by comparison is worthy of
awe and respect!
I'd have to take the money too. I don't know if I could put up with the
complaints coming at me from 5 directions: Missy: Mom! Give
I've been a petsitter for my neighbor for 9 years now...(she is a flight attendant). As a part time job, she worked at a vet's office for many years. So, I have learned a lot about cats from her. The reason why your cat is spraying is because he is not neutered. It is not considered a
Hi guys,
I tried to look up archived ImmunoRegulin info, but I didn't turn up anything - I know that it's discussed constantly, which confused me. Maybe I'm spelling it wrong?
Anyway, I'm taking the kitten in for her check up tonight - she is still doing great. I'm going to see about getting her
Just chiming in to agree. You will save yourself a
world of frustration if you get this big ol' boy neutered. It may take a
while for the residual hormones to work themselves out, but it'sa sure
thing that the territory marking behaviors are the result of him not being
neutered. And, not to
Dear Sherry:
I am sorry that you lost another one! I am in rescue
as well and I do not how you do it! I have a hard
enough time dealing with the occassional outbreak of
FIP or Feline Distemper. I cannot imagine dealing on
a daily basis like you do with cats that have Leukemia
and FIV. Rescue
I am not even going to address the main complaint...
This is an FeLV+ cat...
Stress is one of the major enemies of FeLV...
Neutering is the major way to reduce Stress
Tad
Rosenfeldt, Diane wrote:
Just chiming in to agree. You
will save yourself a world of frustration if you get
Once my girls are vaccinated and Gunnar is out of isolation (our
basement), any tips and hints on the very best way to integrate them??
The girls know Gunnar exists, as I put him in his carrier and brought
him up to spend time in the living room with us. We've also purchased a
cage for Gunnar
have been thinking more about this. one week of their speaking
english. hmm, is that for just ONE cat in the family? how would i
choose which one?
remembering what an animal communicator said once, that not all cats
are chatty cathy's---what if i picked one who had absolutely nothing
to say?
Chris,
He's an adult. Feral/stray, moved in last spring. He has a grade 2 or 3
heart murmur as well, and I'm hesitant to sedate him for surgery, if it
were an option.
I'd love to find him a home where he'd have other kitties to play with,
since he doesn't get along with my geriatric FIV
Unaltered males spray. It's what they do. They also are very territorial. It's hormonal. Why do you not want to neuter him?A lot of cats with heart murmurs are altered. Just let the vet know.A good veterinary hospital should have a heart monitor and will use appropriate type and amount of
Oh my you cracked me up! Your house sounds exactly like ours! And the thought of them huddling around the computer togetherin the dark of nightposting themselves on Petfinder just threw up a hysterical image in my mind!!
Thanks for the laugh! I needed it!!
Leslie =^..^=
On 9/19/06, TenHouseCats
no one will take this cat unless he is neutered. if you really want to
rescue him, not neutering him will make him unlikely to find a home. i
understand the heart murmur and FeLV+ issue, but is his health is otherwise
good and the vet is comfortable, neutering is the only way to really rescue
hi Everyone,
Thank you so much for all the suggestions. I found a cat sitter that lives
in the neighborhood and comes with great recommendations. Also Nookie our
feral is out of the wall, we (well our dog found her walking around, scared
her) and now she is in the house. We closed up the
Great wording Michelle!
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: is interferon immune booster or suppressant??
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 19:59:02 EDT
There are two kinds of immune cells, B cells and T cells. B cells are the
killer
I've had great luck with the diffuser, but I've never tried the spray. Mio
used to pee on my bed if I was out of the house for more than 12 hours, poor
girl. I bought the diffuser and plugged it in next to my bed, we have been
accident free since February.
From: Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kayte,
I think the main risk that bringing other positives into the house
represents to Crackers, is the possible exposure to an unrelated bug that
the new kitties may be harboring. As long as you can quarantine the newbies
for two weeks to make sure any recent infections show themselves
Sherry, I'm sorry to read your sad news about Lenny. :(t"MacKenzie, Kerry N." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Sherry, I'm so sorry to hear you've lost Lenny. So many losses--you're an angel to be there for those darling kitties. Kerry-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sherry, I'm sorry to read your sad news about Lenny. :(t"MacKenzie, Kerry N." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Sherry, I'm so sorry to hear you've lost Lenny. So many losses--you're an angel to be there for those darling kitties. Kerry-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Has anyone's cat had a reaction to clonicalm. My positive DD went for a check up yesterday. You might remember that she seems stressed and overgrooms. She has also started urinating on the bed. Well everything checked out so we decided to try clonicalm.I gave her one dose yesterday, and then
My Tucson went on clonicalm about a year ago. Shes got some issues
with Romeo and she does have this occasional habit of urinating on beds,
floors, etc. Has the clonicalm worked miraclesno, but it did help
a bit. I sort of think shes just one of those high maintenace
cats!
Anyway she
Her pills say 2.5mg. Maybe it was the taste because she didn't actually throw up anything but a little foam. I gave her wet food right after giving her the pill, but maybe she should eat first?tChris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:My Tucson went on clonicalm about a year ago. Shes got
Sherry,I'm sorry.tSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I am sorry to say that our sweet Kruncher has passed over the bridge yesterday,I will always remember that crooked head of his.Thanks for all the prayers and good thoughts. Sherry Get your own web address for just $1.99/1st
I'm so sorry for your loss.
On 9/19/06, catatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sherry,
I'm sorry.
t
Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am sorry to say that our sweet Kruncher has passed over the bridge yesterday,I will always remember that crooked head of his.Thanks for all the prayers
Tucsons a big cat so vet thought 10 mg would be her doseage
I put the pill in a pill pocket or sort of make a meatball out of
some food or one of those soft treatgs so I dont think she actually
tastes it Maybe try that--- I dont normally give it
to her with meals cause then Ive got the
I would say DD's between 10 and 12 pounds, but she's my positive. Maybe tomorrow I'll try half a pill AFTER she eats her wet food...tChris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Tucsons a big cat so vet thought 10 mg would be her doseage
I put the pill in a pill pocket or sort of make a
Get yourself some 'Urine Gone' (as seen on tv - the stuff really
works)...and then get yourself some Feliway spray (www.entirelypets.com has it for $16.99 -
best price I've seen). Spritz that Feliway anywhere he is inclined to
spray or scratch - as scratching is also a scent marking
What a handsome guy! Thanks, Kayte!
Diane R.
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Crackers is absolutely adorable What a sweetheart! :)[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Dear sherry, I am very sorry to hear about lenny and his passing. My
prayers go out to you. Lenny is now a angel in heaven.
Lori V.
Thank you Kiley ,and everyone else who replied. I'll be offline for 2 weeks
now but will be thinking of all your kitties and sending healing vibes and
prayers for those that are sick.
till later, you wonderful people,
Love y'all, take care--
Kerry
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