Janine,
As I understood it, the kitten was only “slightly” positive? This would
suggest that the kitten wasn’t born to a FeLV+ mother, but must have picked it
up, otherwise the kitten would have tested a definite positive. You can retest
in one month, but it may not be enough time for the
Does the kitten have enlarged glands?
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On Oct 9, 2012, at 10:06, Natalie at...@optonline.net wrote:
Janine,
As I understood it, the kitten was only “slightly” positive? This would
suggest that the kitten wasn’t born to a FeLV+ mother, but must have picked
it up,
Nematodes - do you mean like I get for japanese beetles in my yard? If not,
what is name and where do I get them?
GRAS g...@optonline.net wrote:
I actually use Frontline on incoming cats with fleas..just that once, then
it's the friendly little nematodes!
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My problem is that I cannot afford the medicare supplement costs. Between
medicare deducted from your SS and medicare part D and supplement, I am going
to the poor house real fast. Could not get a cost of living raise in SS fro 2
years but the congress voted itself a raise of $4000.00 per
People who hunt for the trophy are wrong. Those who hunt to help feed their
family are right.
Politicians will tell you what they think you want to hear and do what they
want. I am desperate enough this year to vote for one of my cats - write in
vote.
Elizabeth Malone
Rice and beans can also get stuck between our chompers. Also bean sprouts and
lettuce. But I still love them. My big protein source is pinto beans on a
tortilla with lots of greens and Thai peppers.
Lee Evans moonsiste...@yahoo.com wrote:
In addition, our teeth are not those of
Problem is that they have all lost sense of reality. They have no
understanding of what it means to be middle class or poor. They have all been
privileged tooo long
Lee Evans moonsiste...@yahoo.com wrote:
I agree that neither candidate can make animal rights/welfare a major issue
in
I am in a rural area and they all think I am crazy because I have 7 cats and
think they have rights. I don't think i could ever be a successful farmer
because I would have to kill the animals. One look in their eyes and that
would be it for me. These animals are raised to trust us for food
Folks around here laugh because I stop and move turtles across the road so they
won't get hit. I even move snakes out of the way when working in the garden.
Will admit that it is usually cool and they can't move too fast so copperheads,
rattlers and spread heads get moved to the other side of
I agree with that! We keep extending our lives and breeding with no regard as
to how we will feed and care for the children. So many just let hem run wild
and then they start making babies. Some even do it for the money - one lady in
news recently admitted she had children and encouraged her
I've seen them for sale on e-bay, the nematodes that is.
From: dlg...@windstream.net dlg...@windstream.net
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, October 9, 2012 11:57 AM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Flea Products
Nematodes - do you mean like I get for
I agree with you Lee, I don't see any issue with hunting.
The Lord replied,‘The times when you have seen only one set of footprints in
the sand, is when I carried you MS
From: dlg...@windstream.net dlg...@windstream.net
To:
I posted it on Monday;
Fleabusters
They sell nematodes for spraying outside, and also interior products that
are safer than the toxic chemicals!
http://www.fleabuster.com/Products/Biobusters/nematodes.html
Natalie
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From: Felvtalk
Nothing angers me more then people who get rid of their pets because they
become to much work. More so the people who have the 10 yr old cat/dog and
are having a baby so they need to rehome the cat/dog, or they just don't have
time anymore that the animal needs. Why didn't they think of
Amen, and don't buy expensive furniture either. It is replaceable. The effects
of declawing are far worse than house items!
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From: dlg...@windstream.net
Sender: Felvtalk felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
Date: Tue, 09 Oct 2012
That's exactly how I feel about the 4-H Club!~ It totally tries to desensitize
children's feelings for animals!
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dlg...@windstream.net
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2012 12:37 PM
To:
I don't think 4H is that bad, is a great way for agriculture’s future leaders
to learn first-hand the ins and outs of the livestock business, and it’s an
outstanding activity to keep young people busy, engaged and out of trouble in
the summer months, most state fairs are family events, they
This sounds like the best bet for me. I really have to have scoopable
litter. I once found a bag of Feline Pine Scoopable and it worked
wonderfully. The pellets are horrible tho. The problem is we now live
in a very small town (rural area) and I have never seen the Pine Scoopable
here. I'll try
I could never kill an animal either. I think I'd rather starve.
As for 4 H. I will never forget going to a county fair years
ago and seeing a little boy crying with his pet pig. He had
his arms around the pig and the poor little kid was sobbing his
eyes out. He had raised that pig and loved it,
Janine, in case you missed it on October 4th.
This is a very helpful chart from Sharyl - explains the 30 day - 90 day
testing recommendations and exposure to FeLV!
Natalie
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I think the chicken would have a different opinion as to whether she is food or
not. The main thing is that humans are omnivorous. We can survive quite
nicely without ever eating an animal or even eating animal products. Killing a
chicken, a cow, a pig, a lamb, a rabbit, a fox for his fur, a
I agree with you – if it entailed great organic farming, 4-H would be very
worthwhile!
I put that in the same category as a parent last year , as punishment, made the
child kill their cat, or some morons punishing their children by throwing their
pets out of the windows in multi-storied
Just an update. I took Oliver in today as he has some pretty bad acne on
his chin and while we were there I had them do a retest (snap) FIV/leukemia
test. He was negative for both, so it appears as the first positive test
we got about a month ago was a false positive and the infection he had was
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Don,
How cool that this worked out so well! I hope that acne clears up quickly.
;-) Skritches to Oliver.
Diane R.
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Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2012 8:35 PM
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That's great news; you must be relieved!~I just don't understand why your
vet would have even considered the possibility of FeLV/FIV if the cat was
always indoors! There are so many other reasons for those symptoms! The
whole thing seems odd!
You may want to look into and consider RenAvast for
Hey all,
Hope everyone is doing well. I have received a number of
complaints privately about the amount of OT posting of
late. There are a lot of people whose mailboxes simply
cannot handle the volume of extraneous mail. Also,
people should be respectful of the mission of this group
and try
Diane R., not only are you pretty sure - you are absolutely correct!
Not to mention what Mitt and Paul intend to do: Get rid of Planned
Parenthood which screens women for cancer, has helped a friend of mine
numerous times because she can't afford to go to a doctor; reverse Roe V.
Wade, getting
I'm really sorry James, I didn't mean to blow up peoples mailboxes I was just
curous of what other people thought of the election, it's nice to hear from
people other than the ones you come in contact with everyday or family.
~ * Joslin Irene *~
From:
As a small game hunter myself, however, I can understand why one might be upset
with the system of eating certain animals and not others. I know in countries
overseas like Thialand, China, and Korea they acutally eat dogs and cats, so I
can understand your sensitivity when you refer to a
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