My vets and I made the decision not to transfuse Dixie Louise for the
reasons you gave. I am very grateful that my vets were very up front
about the situation and, while they made it an option and assured me
they would arrange it, they would not put their own cats thru it
(given Dixie's
Dear All,
I thank you all for the existence of this group and specially to Gloria,
Heather, Jenny and Sally for answering my questions. Now, I have to read your
e-mails very carefully and digest the information.
Regards,
Graça Azevedo
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I am very sorry that you had such a bad experience, Jennifer. It's
really unforgivable that a vet should be so unclear about what to expect
from a transfusion for a kitty with nonregenerative anemia. I had my
FeLV kitty, Flavia, given a transfusion after she was diagnosed with
nonregenerative
Wow, that is an extremely high cost for a transfusion, they are
rip offs, where do you live? I have gotten transfusions for under
$200.00. You may ask your vet about trying epogen, procrit or arsnap
all help with anemia. Bailey my positive was on epogen and prednisolone
when he was
My Email address is cat...@vt.edu and I'd like to be able to post to this
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Yes, the Hi Vites were recommended by our Vet for our anemic cat, which we give
twice daily along with all his other meds. Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2009 09:26:27
-0500 From: furrygi...@gmail.com To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject:
Re: [Felvtalk] Anemia Hi Vite drops are a good iron supplement,
The leukemia has reach the bone marrow of our cat Gray Kitty as well. We were
told in November by the University of California Davis that he had weeks to
live. He is still fighting to live. We have him on Interferon, LTCI
Injections weekly, high doses of Steroids as well. Date: Wed, 21 Jan
We transfused our cat Gray Kitty twice now. The lowest his hematocrit ever
went was 9. After each transfusion he went up to around 30-35 which is in the
normal range, then dipped down to 18-20 where he remains. From:
phaed...@charter.net To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Date: Wed, 21 Jan
Hi Carol,
Your message came through on the list and if you get this then you
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Given the recent discussions about anemia and treatment, I was
wondering if anyone has had any experience with abnormal copper levels
inducing anemia? From what I've read, both too much and too little
copper absorbed by the cat can lead to anemia. Copper deficiency on
it's own is
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