A lot of us were in your situation (fostering with a shelter/rescue) when we found out one of our fosters was positive. I went through a terrible time because my own cats' shots were not 'up to date'. It was Christmas and my vet was telling me to get the positive cat out of my house NOW! It was
That's great!!! I've got a Momma Kitty too.t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We're back from the vet's with another good report. Mama Kittyjust had her last treatment of Acemannan and one more vitamin B12 shot. She's gained more weight -- she's just over 8lbs now...which is much better than the
Maggie,I was in a similar situation with 2 kittens and one testing positive. My positive got very sick with a URI, herpes, etc but did get well from that and went on to live to around 6 or 7 years old. I did NOT keep her on antibiotics after she got well. She was on antibiotics,
That is great news!!![EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mama Kitty is a celebrity now :0) She is 'Pet of the Month' at my veterinarians office! She got free treats and toys and her name will be on the sign out front for a month. We are so proud!This afternoon MK had her fourth treatment with
My house has been mixed over 10 years. I don't do anything special. My negatives continue to get their vaccinations.tNoelle Ehrenkaufer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As I mentioned before I have two kittens who were abandoned that I took in. Both are about 5 months now. I found
yes. when they're so young it doesn't take much of anything to lose them. :(Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Not yet.. could it causing to lose weight that much?From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of catatonyaSent: Tuesday, June 06,
14 years old! Wow!gwork [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I need to share the story of my cat, Spaz, with all of you. Perhaps it will help someone out there. Spaz was diagnosed at 8 years of age with leukemia. She was an indoor-only cat, except for one summer when she was a kitten, from about 8-10
have they been checked for worms or other parasites?Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, everyone, I would like to ask for prayers and healing energy for my Bellas babies.. there are a little over 9 weeks old now, and I noticed that they are pretty skinny.. I can feel spin
I'm so sorry Sherry. tonyaSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I received an aweful e-mail late last night that we had to let all 3 of our precious girls cross over the bridge,I know many of our volunteers will be shedding many tears with me today.Thank you all for being here and telling
First of all bless you for taking her in. IF your other cats are all adults and have had their vaccination I would let her mix whenever I was ready. That is what I do. I have spent tons of money retesting my negatives who have lived with 2 positives for years. There is never any change.If you
I'm so sorry Marlene. Pekoe is with Digby now.tMarlene Chornie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear Group, It is with great sadness that I must tell you that we had to let Pekoe go to the Bridge this morning (May 23rd). It was a difficult decision that we struggled with this past
That's great news. I have 'Mama Kitty' too.tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Last week on Tuesday, MK (mama kitty)was diagnosed with FeVL+. She was very anemic and had lost 14% of her body weight (1 and 1/4th lbs). Her 3rd eyelids spanned about 1/2 of her eyes.That Friday, we began
very late (and will continue to be late. it's last week of school.) I'm in atlanta suburb. I would love to know who this vet is, and let me see what i can do. first of all, if all your cats are adults and vaccinated I would keep the positive cat... tC PQ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Signs of anemia. :( I hope Ziggy feels better soon.tonyaNicholena Rushton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello all,I know that it has been some time since I wrote anything although I have been keeping up to date by reading the postings each day. I want to say that all of you who have
I'm so sorry Sherry. :(tonyaSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Belinda,could you please add sweet little Lola to the CLS? She was felv+ and we lost her on the 20th,I just got home from camping and found out.Thank you. Sherry Love cheap thrills? Enjoy PC-to-Phone calls to 30+
Great news!Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thank you for saying that -- she is doing better,, now she weightsalmost 5 oz (she was 4 oz when I first got her) -- she is such a goodgirl - she purrs like a motor machine!!-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED][mailto:[EMAIL
try doing a search for yahoo groups about animal rescue and welfare in your area. I'm on a lot and there are many times people post looking for animal friendly housing and get good responses. Good luck. Things can change through no fault of our own. I have been thinking of taking in a new
Elizabeth,I think if your other cats are vaccinated they are either fine, or possibly already positive. Being with an felv cat at this point won't make a difference if they've been vaccinated. Lots of times people test as kittens and get a negative result and vaccinate. Well, the cat was
Great news, Kerry!Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi everyone, Just wanted to update you all on Bandy's eye appointment last Thursday..We finally have some good news..and the doctor was even shocked...His eyes have improved..So for the moment, he can see some..He isn't running into things
They do let you know. It sounds like Allie is ready. Take care of yourself too. It's very hard going through this.tJennifer Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I honestly never understood what you all meant by you will know when it is time, but it's true, our cats do have a way of telling us
I think surely they could at least give you a copy of the photo. Offer to pay postage or whatever. tBelinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Nina,I wrote to the weather station and asked if they could send me a copy, probably not but it's worth a try. I grabbed my camera because they showed it a
/where are you Rachel?t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Awww Tad,BLESS YOU!!! I wish there were more people out there like you! I have 3 adult FeLV+ and a whole litter of 8 week old kittens in rescue that need homes. Sometimes it seems like an impossible feat to find them homes, but
YAY!!![EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I wanted to let you Bert has a home!! Read below! Made my day even thought the rest of the week was crappy!In a message dated 5/12/2006 12:23:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, Thank you so very much for your help and
This was how I got started. I had 12 cats total. The positive (I didn't know was positive) was about 8 weeks old and her 'best friend' was a negative about the same age. They were together at least a month, probably closer to 2. I found out she was positive, tested, retested, retested everyone.
Hideyo,You definitely have way too much on your hands to do adoptions. Maybe you could do a petfinder site though?I know this sounds cruel. I don't know how old you are either... but there comes a time you have to take cats you find like this to a shelter. You can't take
Great work, Kerry!Kerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear Belinda, Rebecca, Marylyn, Wendy, MaryChristine, Janine, Terri, Gloria,Becca, Karen and everyone --I heard some great news last night when I (finally) met up with the PAWSclinic director, Rochelle, to talk about my foster Pookie's
Prayers for Katarina on the way. tSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi all just need a few prayers for beautiful Katarina again,she is feeling abit under the weather and doc Jen is taking her to the clinic tomorrow.I did get to give her some extra loving tonight,you just never know if it
I understand how you feel. Have dealt with that problem with my feral dog pack. You HAVE to get them from the mother (and it's hard when they are chow and german shephard mixes!) or they don't have a chance of being socialized. I hope you can trap her.Where do you live, Hideyo? I am seriously
True, but how do you get the kittens to stay in the back of the trap and not spring it on themselves.."Doljan, Joan" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Usually the mother goes in the trap very quickly because she hears and smells the
kittens. -Original Message-From:
Same story here. Cats had been living together for at least 4 months before I found one was positive. I had 12 I think at the time. None of my negatives ever turned positive. Adopted a new positive and same story. Some of my cats have lived nearly their entire lives (the older ones) with a
yes! maybe put one or two kittens only inside a little box at the back of the trap. she'll go in for them.Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I guess if I were going to try, I should try it asap before the mama forgets
about her babies..huh?From: [EMAIL
How long has Ballerina been with the other cats? If any time at all and she has retested all of them I think it 99.9 percent sure that 2 vaccinated 8 year old cats are NOT going to catch leukemia.. :(wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi guys,My vet called me yesterday and wanted to know if
Prayers on the way for Allie. tJennifer Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Allie was back at the vet today with 105 fever- came down to 102.5 with Metacam (kitty NSAID) and sq fluids. I did get the vet to show me how to give the sq fluids, so I can administer them now if she stops eating and
Jeni,I'm sorry for your loss. Papoose was a lucky cat to find a family to adopt him with felv. So many felv cats are euthanized because of that stupid snap test. Take care, tonyaJENI RECA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I put Papoose feluk +to sleep today after he was running a 106.4 temp for
I don't thing megaC 'cures' or reverses felv. Just my opinion.My homeopathic vet put my positive on a 'regular' dose of vitamin c along with lots of other vitamins and things and my regular vet said 'it couldn't hurt' so I used it.That was years ago though. I believe vitamin c is in most
I was ready to hire you!!wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: LOL...no! We haven't tiled hardly anything since Ihad surgery two weeks ago. My husband's back wentout, so now we're really in trouble!!!--- catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: Wendy. You have FINISHED tiling your
Sherry,I can imagine how hard it is because I used to work at the local animal shelter. Do what you can. Sometimes you have to take a break or break down yourself. I'm sorry for your new losses.tonyaSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:This volunteering is getting so hard to do,We
Wendy. You have FINISHED tiling your housetonyawendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: LOL...I don't know why I do this to myself. I knowone thing: I'm not starting any new projects (that Ican control) until well into the summer. My husbandand I both need a
Belinda,I've been offline since Wednesday, and when I pulled up my email I saw this, but didn't want to read it. I am so terribly, terribly sorry. I know you will miss your Bailey. You have been the best mother he could have ever had, and he'll wait for you at the Bridge. My thoughts and
Ashleigh,I'm sure you'll get lots of answers to your posts. It could be that your mother's cat has felv and Bella was exposed to it there. Cats can be exposed and test positive, but later fight off the virus. As an adult I suspect maybe this is what Bella is going through. She was exposed to
My vet suggested this and offered it for free to our shelter when we kept having outbreaks.but the shelter refused to take the time to administer it. tHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Has anyone used Interferon for URIs treatment for your kitties?My Hannibal is on penicillin but
Pam,I am sorry as well. take care, tonyaLance [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Pam,I am saddened to read that JuneAmy has passed. My hope and prayer is that you will someday be reunited with her, at the Bridge, never to be separated again.Lance
Kerry,I'm so sorry to hear the news about Bandy too. Have you tried syringing some water? I hope the ringworm clears up quickly. He WILL adjust to the blindness if it comes to that, but I hope it can be reversed.take care, tNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My God Kerry, you can't seem to be
I would.hd cc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: IM NOT PANICING CAN I ACCEPT THE NEGATIVE IFA- Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 4:23 PM Subject: Re: MixingOk Carrie lets not
Hi Pam,I'm sorry to hear the diagnosis, but it sounds like your vet is encouraging. Prayers coming your way.tonyaPam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, this is Pam, mom for JuneAmy. Altho I have no FeLv kitties, I have been so grateful for the help that has already come from
not that concerned about it if the cat has been vaccinated.tcindy reasoner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Do they get vaccinated
every year?Cindy--- catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: No. I would never mix without vaccinating. I vaccinate my negatives too.. just in case the test is
a year. but I got my positive unknowingly and both she and another kitten of 3-4 months were basically like littermates.. tcarrie chance [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: adults, what age do you consider an adult ..- Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To:
Mine too, Hideyo. tSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hideyo,you and Hannibal are in my prayers and thoughts sherryHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi, everyone, I am writing to all of you to ask for prayers for my CRF baby Hannibal. He sort of stopped eating since
No. I would never mix without vaccinating. I vaccinate my negatives too.. just in case the test is wrong. It doesn't harm them to vaccinate if they're positive according to my vet. Every cat that comes in gets a vaccination and a booster EVEN if it's test was negative. Of course if it
I'm so sorry for your loss Maralyn.tonyaMarylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Kitty just left this world. We went thru a period where she did not eat but that improved. Here are some things I learned:Raise the food and water dishes so they are easier to reach. Have you ever tried
All negatives need to be vaccinated and then boosted within 3 weeks. I would then wait 3 more weeks. Then I would mix. That is what I did over 10 years ago.My positive was a kitten and one of my other fosters was a kitten too. He never became positive either from the positive. That was over 10
Terrie,What a nightmare for you all. And of course I'm especially sorry for your loss of Sam. I hope you have good luck getting things sorted out from here on out. You'll be in my prayers. tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi all, Wanted to let you know I'm back after 6-7 weeks of
, Sherry, I am so sorry for the losses of Necie and Bree. I hope you find the escape artists safe and sound as well.tSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Yesterday Jen had to let Necie go to the bridge,i believe she had FIP,she was one of the Crash cats and poor little Bree had liver
I'm sorry Kerry. Sometimes things seems to come in good and bad cycles. I hope you're in for a good cycle now.tKerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi Belinda, I just wondered if my dog could be added to the CLS..I lost Snoopy on Thursday, April 20. He grew up with Buster and Lil
Prayers for Lucy and you too, Michelle. Let us know what the vet says.t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Thanks. I'm taking her in. But I get food and fluids into her at home. I force fed her yesterday and this morning she ate 3/4 of a jar of baby food on her own. I gave her sub-q fluids
Sherry,I'm very behind, but wanted to offer my condolences on Chaucer. You will have many furry friends waiting for you at the bridge, and I hope someday we will all get to meet there together and have our own little cat section of heaven.tonyaBecca DuBose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm
Sherry,Prayers for Salem on the way.I don't want to start anything negative at all, but we discussed here that your vet declaws all the cats at her shelter. Does that include the felv negatives? One of the biggest problems for positives is stress. I just wondered if when you take in a
Karen, I so admire the decision you made with your little ones. Most people would not have done the same. I agree with your sentiments. Hopefully they will NEVER get sick at all, but if they do I would do the same. Make them comfortable but not put them through extreme measures. That
This is why I wish shelters wouldn't even test. They put down cats who are probably not positive, and they make people 'think' a cat is negative due to a test coming up negative while the cat has been exposed to tons of other cats and just hasn't had time to test positive yet. My opinion is
Barb, Please send my condolences to your friend for Pork Chop.tonyaBarb Moermond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Belinda, Could you add Pork Chop to the list? He was FeLV-. Cindy helped him to the Bridge a couple hours ago; he was about 16 and had deteriorated quite a bit in the last year,
Prayers on the way for JuneAmy and Pam.tJenn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From the FIVCATS2 list, can we add JuneAmy to the CLS, and can anyone send peaceful, and loving vibes her and Pam's direction? At least sweet JuneAmy is passing with the love of an OWNER by her side and not in the
Good to see you Jenn! t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi everyone! Just dropping in to say hi and check out the goings-on lately. I find myself lately sitting at my computer wondering why I'm sitting there, cause there's no email or anything really to do. SO, I know going back on mail on this
Becca,Bless you for doing the right thing. I know we all have too many. But sometimes you just have to do what you have to do. My last addition had been injured outside as well. That was the last straw and I brought her in.And I would not worry one little bit about anyone missing her. They
Congratulations on Bandit's birthday!! Sorry it's so belated! Trying to catch up from a busy week. tonyaChris Behnke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Today one of my cats turned 7. Bandit has been with us since he was 6 weeks old. He is not Felv+ but he does have bad asthma. Two days ago I
going to make it though. Yesterday, I was really down, but today I feel a lotbetter. Only 4 more days to go...:)Wendy--- catatonya
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: Prayers coming your way Wendy. You have an awful lot on your plate right now! One thing.. you can always get an extension on your
Sandra,I was so sorry to read this. You have truly tried everything you could for Tabbs. It sounds like he was ready to go. I know you're going to miss him and hurt for him, but he's in a better place now.Take care, tonyaSandra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Tabbs Spain, crossed
Prayers coming your way Wendy. You have an awful lot on your plate right now! One thing.. you can always get an extension on your taxes. That's what I always do!twendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey guys,I wanted to update you on the little kitty that Iadopted. I decided to name her
Good to see you up and about. I hope everything went well with your surgery. tVersion: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 268.4.0/304 - Release Date: 4/7/2006
That's great news! Go Pekoe!Marlene Chornie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All, Kept meaning to post an update on Pekoe before this. His last blood test results showed some improvement in the right direction! Mar. 29th, his results were as follows:WBC - 8.4 (Range = 4.2 - 13) - [Mar.
I'm sorry Hideyo. Kittens are just so tiny, and it often happens that at least one won't make it. Like you said, you don't know if what you did caused the kitten to die. You did the best you could. They are so tiny and fragile that it's just a miracle to me when they survive. I used to foster
I think you'll be safe. When the virus dries it dies.. As long as you keep the kitten away from a positive that will groom or sneeze on it. Good luck. tonyaLance [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello all,My mother is considering adopting a kitten that needs a home. To the best of my
((Lora))I was just wondering about you earlier this week. I couldn't remember your due date. I am so sorry for your loss. Things like this can't be helped. You did what you could. Baby Stray will wait for you at the bridge.tonyaLora [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Belinda could you please add my
Please give my condolences to your cousin about Bruce.tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'd just like to share the loss of a friend. My cousin's Bulldog Bruce died yesterday. He was a beautiful boy with such a cheeky character.He wasjust 2 years old - he got sick and after tests at the vets
Go to bedBelinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: A friend of mine just had one and she was back on the computer within 3 days of getting home. I like the sound of that :)-- Belinda Happiness is being owned by cats ...Be-Mi-Kitties ... http://www.bemikitties.com
Kerry,I am so sorry for your loss and doubly sorry for how horribly it was handled. I hope whoever this vet is that he gets an earful. You might want to call your state veterinary board or state dept of agriculture (who in most states oversees veterinarians.) I don't think that is even legal.
: catatonya To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 8:16 PM Subject: Re: Odo banI heard about odo- ban from a friend in greyhound rescue. I have used it to clean carpets and NOT had a problem with it. I used a small amount with oxiclean. (Oxiclean is the bomb for cleaning
Hey Kerry,I haven't heard from you since you left? Are you home now? Glad to hear about your dad. I hope you can get the fmla and spend more time with him.Take care. You've got a lot on your plate right now!tonyaKerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear WendyVery very apologetic
My camera batteries need to be charged. I will charge them today and try to send pics to those who would like them tonight! t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tonya I'd love to see the pictures. I'm thinking about doing my whole house. I like diy projects so I think I will try the tiling my self. I will
When is your surgery tBelinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All,Not sure if I've written to this group yet or not, the days are all blurring together. My hard drive on my computer died last week and I lost all of my emails and a few other things. I don't know who had written to add a furchild
Janine,I'm so sorry for your loss. Miss Priss will have plenty of company at the Bridge. Or maybe your mom brought her across already. I'm sure Brenda had many friends waiting for her at the bridge. Take care of yourself.tonya"Brenda K. Smith" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Belinda and
Hey!You did post you were having it, but I wasn't sure when it was. I'll be thinking of you tomorrow. I hope you've got some help lined up for when you get home. You'll have to take it easy for a while.And you have to be really careful that you don't 'forget' and lift something too heavy! My
Wendy,One caution here.. I've used odo-ban in the past. First, the odor IS overwhelming to me. 2nd, I have tried it on laundry when I had a relative over who is allergic to bleach.. well, I broke out in a rash from using odo-ban in place of bleach.I get allergic reactions
Nix that. Busy day and I didn't get to it. Tomorrow I MUST clean the house because I'm having company Thursday. So I will take some pics and send them to Wendy and Sheila.(and anyone else if you want them) I really think I chose the perfect color for having lots of cats if I do say so myself. lol.
- From: catatonya To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 7:46 PM Subject: Odo banWendy,One caution here.. I've used odo-ban in the past. First, the odor IS overwhelming to me. 2nd, I have tried it on laundry when I had a relative over who is allergic
Hey Wendy,Personally I would. One of your cats you think is negative now could actually be a carrier, and/or you might be in a situation where you bring in a stray.I think if it were me and the cat is under a year or two I would vaccinate since kittens are most susceptible to the
If you're on the hyper-t list you know what you're doing. Hyper-t does affect the kidneys though and I thought that might be part of what's going on. I think the biggest thing though is your new addition...twendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I haven't checked Julie's kidney values since
I would check around and see if you could find a 'friend of a friend' who you know does good work. They would probably be cheaper. The labor IS expensive, but I was looking at putting down vinyl that looks like wood. To get the best vinyl that looked like real wood, the cost was about the same as
I have known peoplewh0 laid it themselves. I think I could do the middle, but not do all of the pieces that have to be cut around the edges of the roomsAnyone who has been here has commented (surprised) that they really like the tile. Most people thought I was crazy to do it at the
I went to Lowe's and Home Depot and looked at samples/prices that I liked and then knew more about what I was looking for at the outlet. Don't get anything shiny! Shiny will show stuff more.twendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for the tip on buying extra tile Tonya. Ihadn't even thought of
they make that stuff called 'kilz' that is supposed to seal in any smell. but i don't know if you could put vinyl on top of it since it's a sealer.here they laid down the concrete backerboard stuff. they had pulled up carpet and it was plain plywood underneath.twendy [EMAIL
.if you've got someone who knows what they're doing to help out it would help! twendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for the tips Christ - I made note of all ofthem! I think my husband and I are crazy enough to doit ourselves, but know it will take some time. I havea great eye for spatial
Michelle,I hope you are feeling better soon. Stress can certainly cause you to have health problems, and vice versa as well. Try to take care of yourself. tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Not great. Having my own health problems. We are all missing Ginger, too, and I am thinking some
Prayers for Henry. I was glad to hear your good news about the other cats. I truly admire the work you do.tonyaSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I need prayers for our sweet Henry who is fighting off an infection in his leg.Doc Jen has him at her house to keep a close eye on him,she
Prayers from me as well. I think I've been reading this story backwardstonyaNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thank you Sherry and Wendy.Nwendy wrote:AJ and Pepper going on my prayer list. Please keep usposted. Hopefully they will figure out the problemsoon and she'll start eating.:)Wendy
Kerry,I'm so sorry for your loss. :( tonyaKerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I just wanted to let you all know that I lost Lil Rascal on Wed. around 3am. His heart failure had gotten worse in the last several days and the meds just were not working anymore...We changed heart meds last
Sharon,Prayers to you and Mistic.tonyasharon MISTIC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just got back from the vet, they found fluid that was pressing on her esophagus, making it hard for her to swallow. Now they see a mass in one of her lymphglands, and I am waiting for results of the
Glad to have you back Karen. You were missed! t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: With my last felv passing in 2003 I now have a new arrival. Bobby cat was pulled from a tiny kill shelter here in Texas tested positive then did the IFA and was confirmed felv positive. prayers for a long life with me
I've been sprayed on the leg before and had them wet the bed. I used to get really upset about it.Then my sister had a baby boy.. He pees all over everything. Changing a diaper is a big risk! You can't give him a bath without him peeing in the water.It's not
Congratulations, Wendy!I know how you feel about that felv test. Have all your cats been exposed. Or if she tested positive would you separate her???If not, I'd just get her vaccinated and not worry about the test. If she ever gets sick you can do it then. As long as she's healthy
Great ideatHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi, everyone, I just wanted to share about a new place for my two felk babies as some of may recall, they are in the very small area due to the space constraint in my house and every time, I see them, I feel so badly and
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