Jane The sending problem must be fixed, since I got your note!Debbie
(COL)You gotta bloom where you're planted! From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date:
Mon, 14 Jul 2008 17:51:45 -0400 To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re:
[Felvtalk] Admin: Working on the bugs thanks James I cannot send or
You will get lots of advice here. How old is your other cat? Odds are that if
your other cat didn't contract felv from kiwi from the time they were together
he won't ever contract it. There is always a small risk. But I have mixed at
least 13 negative cats with up to two positive cats over
Robin, what a wonderful story. All of my cats came to me much the same way you
found Kiwiorphaned or abandoned...sometimes right after birth. Love him
all you can and enjoy his little antics...sometimes their time is very short!
Good luck! Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2008 21:48:29 -0400 From:
Marylyn
I've been off this list since the server problem. I am so shocked and
saddened to
hear about Dixie. I know how much you loved her and can imagine how
difficult
it must be without her. She is so lucky to have felt safe and loved.
I am so sorry.
Jane
On Jul 14, 2008, at 10:08 PM,
I am so sorry to have to write this. We lost our sweet little Smokey cat. When
I took him to my vet before we left on vacation she told us that the sores in
his mouth were caused from the virus and that he was suffering. She said? there
wasn't anything that could be done. I just couldn't
Kathryn, I am so very sorry for your lossbut remember, you did the very
best you could, and Smokey knew how much he was loved!Debbie (COL)You gotta
bloom where you're planted!
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Re: [Felvtalk] Melina Please add
Kathryn, I am so sorry about Smokey. I know how much you wanted him to
make it. Don't reproach yourself too much (I know you have to a little,
20-20 hindsight is what we humans do best) for causing him pain trying
to take care of the mouth sores. You were doing what you could to be a
good mom,
Hey Belinda,
This has been lost in cyberspace several times. I'm hoping it comes through
with the new server.
Bob's numbers:
creatnine 2.5
bun 16
phosphorus 4.5
potassium 4.1
HCT 37.9
Other numbers that were noted as high were:
urea nitrogen 40
cholesterol
I'm so sorry Kathryn.
tonya
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I am so sorry to have to write this. We lost our sweet little Smokey cat.
When I took him to my vet before we left on vacation she told us that the sores
in his mouth were caused from the virus and that he was suffering. She said
there
Kathryn, you were doing your best to help Smokey not being stupid. All we can
do is try our best. Smokey knew you loved him and cared for him. Depending on
the cause many mouth ulcers can be treated.
Sharyl Sissy Rocket and Daisy's babies
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Thanks. She had the best of everything and was very happy and loved.
I miss her so much. Right now I am looking at a little 4 week old (?)
copper kitten that came from the same pine thicket Dixie came from.
After a day of talking, assuring and reassuring her, she allowed me to
snatch
Kathryn I am so sorry you lost your sweet Smokey.Hugs to you.
Sherry
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From: Rosenfeldt, Diane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Felvtalk] Smokey (was RE: Melina Please add to the CLS :(
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Date: Tuesday, July
Tonya, is that a typo for Bob's BUN value? Just very low for a CRF kitty with
a Crea of 2.6. You will want to read and bookmark Tanya's web site.
www.felineCRF.org
SubQ fluids are usually given to maintain adequate hydration. Weekly fluids
probably don't help much on that score. Usually
Tonya -- re the cosequin, we've been giving it to our senior guy Luc for
several months now -- we get the capsules and sprinkle it into his wet
food. He goes for the juicy part first so we try to get the cosequin
powder mostly into the juice. He sucks it right up. ;-)
Diane R.
Hi all,
Sorry I haven't posted much these days.
I've been busy as hell in rescue.
Cats/kittens are coming out of the woodwork!
The fact my mother is dying as well. Doctors are only giving her 1-3 months
to live.
She is still young (66 will be 67 on August 2nd)
If she hangs on we will be
Hi Terri,I am so sorry to hear of your mothers illness.I lost my mom when she
was only 56 to cancer.Hugs to you and enjoy every moment that you can with her.
Sherry
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I am making sure that I am on the list...although I don't correspond
very much.
Helene Hand
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As you all know I have loved and losy many precious babies from Sids.Well I
think my little Melina that just left us recently sent me a new love to help
heal the empty spot in my heart. :) Her name is Beth and she is a beautiful
calico and is as sweet as can be.I have pledged to love her as
Hi Tonya,
Sounds like Bob is having problems very similar to what we are now going
through with Will Feral. He began spraying a few weeks ago, blood has been
in the urine off and on. X-ray was clear, urinalysis had no crystals, good
ph, no blockage. Dx was interstitial cystitis. He did 2 weeks
Hi Terrie,
I am so sorry to hear what you are going through with your mom. Just as a
little bit of hope, my dad is the same age as your mom and his doctor gave
him 1 month to 1 year to live over 2 and a half years ago. We thought it
was really the end just before last Christmas, he couldn't walk
Hi Tonya,
Lysine as far as I know isn't going to hurt his kidney's, never heard
that Cosquin helps them, Fred gets this for his arthritis too. He gets
the pink and white capsules, my vet said I could go with 1 or 2 a day
depending on how Fred's arthritis seemed to be. He currently get 1
The doctor recommended 100 cc twice a week or as much as I could do it. Bob is
NOT cooperative at all with the fluids.
t
Sharyl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tonya, is that a typo for Bob's BUN value? Just very low for a CRF
kitty with a Crea of 2.6. You will want to read and
It says BUN/Creatinine Ratio = 16
creatinine=2.5
no plain ole BUN...
also platelet count is 199 (low) and says clumps are detected leading to a
lower count than is probably accurate.
thanks for link.
t
Sharyl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tonya, is that a typo for Bob's BUN
Bob also had a kidney infection at the time and was put on antibiotics. This
has since cleared up.
tonya
Sharyl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tonya, is that a typo for Bob's BUN value? Just very low for a CRF
kitty with a Crea of 2.6. You will want to read and bookmark Tanya's web
Found Bun. It is 40.
Sharyl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Tonya, is that a typo for Bob's
BUN value? Just very low for a CRF kitty with a Crea of 2.6. You will want to
read and bookmark Tanya's web site.
www.felineCRF.org
SubQ fluids are usually given to maintain adequate
Hey Terrie,
It's good to hear from you. I'm sorry to hear about your mother. I'm going
through some hard times with my mom as well. I know it's difficult for you.
take care,
tonya
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Hi all,
Sorry I haven't posted much these days.
I've been busy as
Thanks Beth,
Bob has always had problems with his kidneys/bladder. He had surgery for
bladder stones at a young age. He tested positive for felv when he was young
and then later tested negative. He has constantly had blood in his urine, has
had bladder, kidney infections, etc.. his
I think the cosequin is supposed to help with phosphorous or potassium or
something like that. Mine are pink and white too. I dont know what the liver
values are, but I listed everything that was out of range. Bob is eating well
and his weight is fine, but he HATES getting fluids. He will
I see you Helene.
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That makes more sense. Here is a link on giving Sub Q fluids that has really
helped me.
Sophia Gets Her Subcutaneous (Sub Q) Fluids
http://www.tinyurl.com/63max
Good luck
Sharyl
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I am so sorry about Smokey. Please don't feel bad--he knew how much you cared
for him. I agree that you will find the right kitty for you among those who
are most in need. And that feels good.
Pat
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oh, send photos! (um, james/belinda, do we have a photo section
anyplace?)
i was looking at photos from the local sanctuary today, and there's one
there of a little felv calico who has been gone now for, wow, five
years--but just looking at her all sprawled out on her bed (she was a
littlle
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