Hello List,
It's been a long time since I've posted anything, and I must admit
that I haven't been keeping up with posts for quite awhile. Some of
you may remember that I have an FeLV+ named Ember. She's still with
me, though I have noticed something different lately, and I have
another
hi, lance! going back up to the frozen north, huh?
as one who transports FeLVs and FIVs and other special-needs kitties all the
time, the best bet is what you mentioned: be her chaperone, with her as
carryon luggage. that way she's never out of your care; her plane ticket
will be between $100-200
Hi Lance!
I transported a rescue kitty to her new mommy in Seattle once in the
airplane cabin. Check out the internet for suggestions. I do NOT recommend
tranquilizing her as she might be more confused. I did take a blanket to put
between the kitty and side of the plane to protect her from the
Ah traveling w. kitty. I've flow w. my Tucson as well as some rescue
kitties several times. Each time I packed my backpack with everything
cat-LOL (throwaway cardboard litter box, dry food, water, puppy pads, and
on and on). NEVER did I use any of those things. I use a soft sided Sherpa
she'll need a health certificate within 10 days of travel, too, but we can
get into those details closer to the time!
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Maybe That'll Make The Difference
MaryChristine
Special-Needs Coordinator, Purebred Cat Breed Rescue (www.purebredcats.org)
Member, SCAT
Lance it is great to hear from you. I realized that you were MIA a
while ago and was hoping that Ember was ok.
I've not had experience with the pupil anomaly but MC's advise about
a vet check sounds right since her wbc
was low. She might be fighting an infection.
Also, Laurie's travel advice
you can request a private x-ray screening, too--they have separate rooms
with their own little machines, and you have to take the kitty out of the
carrier and let them make sure she's not carrying bombs strapped to her
waist (according to another member of this list, whose identiy i shall
Bailey had this happen all the time, nothing medical, his pupils
would just be uneven, I have noticed it with Joey (negative) on the rare
occasion also, nothing medical with him either.
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Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
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Bailey had this happen all the time, nothing medical, his pupils
would just be uneven, I have noticed it with Joey (negative) on the rare
occasion also, nothing medical with him either.
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
http://bemikitties.com
http://BelindaSauro.com
Hey Lance, nice to hear from you. The only time I've had that happen
with the pupils being different sizes is with an FIV+ kitty, can't say
what caused it or what it related to.
Re air travel: The last time I flew with a cat in the cabin - which
was probably 2004 or thereabouts - was
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