What a great picture!
Who could deny that cats have their own personalities from looking at
this! I wonder what that handsome boy
was thinking?
Maybe Im just paranoid, but this is my first
experience with FeLV so any little thing out of the
ordinary makes me wonder if something is wrong. Scooter is about 11 months old, and weve
had him for about one month. He had
an initial trip to the vet and was neutered and had his first set of
Way to Go Spencer! You
are definitely a little sweet face doll. Congrats and so glad you won!! meow!
meow! meow!
kayte and
Crackers
Way to Go Terri...I am glad you got your vet records and glad that you told
that mean woman a thing or two:)
Kayte and Crackers
Hi there..
Well, the high fiber isn't due to the hair loss. The high fiber is due to the chronic diarrhea. At this point he is not convinced that she has IBD. It may have been giardia for all this time that was just not detected in the initial fecal. My normal vet did not diagnose her with
Hi there,
We are not 100% sure it is stress related, but the Wood's Lamp exam (which I know is only about 50% accurate) didn't turn any up. He also says it does not look like ringworm. It looks more like mange to me, but the skin scraping did not turn up mange. The next step would be to take a
Cats sleep 80% of the day. Keep a log (this means you have to take shifts
watching him or stay up 24 hours), and see what the percentage of sleeping is.
If it's less than 80% of the day/night, then he's perfectly normal.
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!!
Your right. When they drew Smokey's blood it was from
the vein in the neck and it wasn't nice to watch but
if my being in there helped him it was worth it. I
have a diabetic cat (Katie) and when she has to have
her glucose checked they use the vein in the neck.
Cindy Reasoner
--- Jennifer
Is he urinating O.K.? I don't know if lethargy is a
sympton when a male cat has blockage and can't pee.
My cat Winston has this problem so he has to be fed a
special diet. When he has this problem he stays in
his litter box alot and isn't as active. That is when
I know it is time to go to the
Thank you so much. I faxed my vet -- she
isn't in today but she will look over the info and call me at home tomorrow.
She has, in the past, been willing to read and try new medicines with other
cats I have brought her. I did buy some Transfer Factor too as someone
suggested that helps
At 04:38 AM 11/3/2006, you wrote:
I would make sure he is not suffering from anemia,,,
Kelly
Maybe Im just
paranoid, but this is my first experience with FeLV so any little thing
out of the ordinary makes me wonder if something is wrong. Scooter
is about 11 months old, and weve had him for
We made the decision to say good-bye last night...Chemo was no longer
providing the quality of life that we had all hoped for. I just
couldn't put him through anything else. :( This just never gets any
easier, does it? :( Chatty was arguably the best cat in the
world! Just so laid back
I'm so sorry, Jen. May Chatty have a gentle Bridge journey.
Diane R.
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Jen, I am so sorry. I bet his year with you was the happiest of his life.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We made the decision to say good-bye last night...Chemo was no longer providing the quality of life that we had all hoped for. I just couldn't put him through anything else. :( This just never gets
Jen,
I'm so sorry too!
Both of you are in my thoughts and prayers.
I have to agree that this was probably his happiest time in his
life.
Thank you and bless youfor givinghim the love he
deserved.
As many of you know I have a special place in my heart for the
senior kitties especially
Jen,
I'm so sorry for your loss.
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We made the decision to say good-bye last night...Chemo was no longerproviding the quality of life that we had all hoped for.I just
couldn't put him through anything else.:(This just never gets anyeasier,
I'm sorry that you had to say goodbye to Chatty. It's so true about them leaving pawprints on our hearts. Gina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We made the decision to say good-bye last night...Chemo was no longer providing the quality of life that we had all hoped for. I just couldn't put him
Jen,
I am so sorry about your precious Chatty. I agree
that this was probably the happiest year of his life.
He had a home, security and a family that he could
love and that loved him back. You are in my prayers.
Cindy Reasoner
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We made the decision to say
Jen, I'm so sorry..Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito"My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely living his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile." - Anonymous
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Jen, I amso sorry for your loss. Saying goodbye has to be the most difficult thing in the world. My heart is with you.
elizabeth
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Jen,
I am so sorry to hear you had to let your little
Chatty go. It sounds as if he was the luckiest cat in
the world. Take care of yourself and bless you for
being so sweet to this little furbaby.
:)
Wendy
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We made the decision to say good-bye last
Hideyo,
I'm really sorry that little Dharma had to leave you.
She sounds like such a sweetie. I hope that you are
doing ok.
:)
Wendy
--- Hideyo Yamamoto
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Hi, my name is Dharma - I am a little calico kitty
with three paws and
here is my story ...
Once upon a
Do you do home BG testing between blood curve tests at the vet's
office?You use a home meter and you prick the eartip and get a very tiny
blood droplet. Here's some info about that:
http://www.sugarcats.net/sites/harry/bgtest.htm(how
to home BG test)
http://maxshouse.com/bgtest[1].mpg(video
Sheila,
I'm so sorry about little Ginger. I am glad that she
went quickly and painlessly; that is always a blessing
in disguise. Prayers going out to you for comfort.
:)
Wendy
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At 5:20 yesterday I lost my sweet girl Ginger .She
had been with us for 15
years.
Those are very nice thoughts about Chatty, I'm sure that's just what he was
doing, forever committing your faces to his memory. Very sweet. You have my
condolences.
Phaewryn
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Thank you, cindy---knowing that my baby is no longer in pain justifies
whatever I have to go through-- but damn --- I miss her so much!!!
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Sherry, thank you so much..
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miracle Dharma - Dharma has become an angeltonight..
Hideyo
Thank you Dede, I am sorry that you have to go through all these loses
as well.. they are all in kitty heaven right now and playing and
smiling..:)
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Hi all,
I had to put my 17 1/2 yr old Siamese
to sleep today. My daughter called me and said that she thought Jake may have to
go to the Vet. He wasn't acting right. He kept falling down and throwing up. I
called them and got him right in. He was going into cardiac arrest and liver
failure.
Oh Terrie I am so sorry about your Jake,this has been a sad week for many here.Many hugs to you and your husband. Sherry[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, I had to put my 17 1/2 yr old Siamese to sleep today. My daughter called me and said that she thought Jake may have to go to the Vet. He
Jen I am sorry to hear that you lost your sweet Chatty.Hugs to you and your partner. Sherry[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We made the decision to say good-bye last night...Chemo was no longer providing the quality of life that we had all hoped for. I just couldn't put him through anything else. :(
Terrie,
I am so sorry to hear about Jake. I can't imagine losing three in one month, that would be so hard. Seventeen and a halfis a very good life, he was lucky to have you.
Hugs to you and yours,
Beth
oh Terrie, I am so so sorry, you gave him a fabulous life and a gentle passing - GLOW tolight his path and ease your hearts... our thoughts and tears are with you
HUGSBarb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito"My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely living his life,
Oh Terrie, I'm so sad for you! Such a long life though, certainly that's
something to be proud of! You did the right thing for him. My condolences go out
to you...
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!! http://ucat.us/adopt.html Low cost
SpayNeuter services in VT, and
So sorry for your lost. I bet Chatty had the best year ever with you! May
your heart feel better soon.
Kayte and Crackers
Oh Terri! Bless your heart. the heart ache you have been through lately is
completely imaginable. I truly dont know how you caring people get the emotional
strength to lose so many pets in such a little time. I hope things look better
for you Terri. I am so sorry and good luck.Kayte and
Hi everyone! I was
wondering if a human has a cold/stomach flu can kitties catch the virus, or is
it not transmitable?
kayte and
Crackers
Terrie,
I am so sorry! You have been through so much. He did live a
good life with you and I know you made a difference to him and all the babies
you care for.
Love and hugs to you,
elizabeth
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I've been told that you cannot share things like this with your pets.
I don't know if I believe it. There have been times when one of my cats
became sick not long after me. The vet swears that you cannot share
between other species (cat to human, cat to dog, etc).
Chris
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Of course you can share diseases, just not all of them. The flu is
zoonotic, think BIRD flu (and has been confirmed in a few cats already too, I
believe), and Rabies.
Here's a list that shows the common things that can be transmitted between
cats and humans:
In a message dated 11/3/2006 8:26:45 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Of course you can share diseases, just not all of them. The flu is
zoonotic, think BIRD flu (and has been confirmed in a few cats already too, I
believe), and Rabies.
Here's a list that
In a message dated 11/3/2006 8:26:45 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Of course you can share diseases, just not all of them. The flu is
zoonotic, think BIRD flu (and has been confirmed in a few cats already too, I
believe), and Rabies.
Here's a list that
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Thank you, Phaewryn for this helpful information.
elizabeth
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Of course you can share diseases, just not all of
You're welcome, I'm bored to tears, LOL! It gives me something to do when I
can look stuff up for people.
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
I'm so sorry, Terrie. It's just so tough. Gentle Bridge vibes
to Jake and hugs to you and your husband.
Diane R.
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