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Hi all,
I'm a new member of this group hoping to better understand FeLv and the situation that I'm in. Last month, I decided to foster kittens for my local humane society as a summer project with my 2 girls (age 7 and 10 years). We
Hi all,
I'm a new member of this group hoping to better understand FeLv and the
situation that I'm in. Last month, I decided to foster kittens for my local
humane society as a summer project with my 2 girls (age 7 and 10 years). We
were given a momma cat and her 3 kittens who were about 4-5
Deborah,
First of all, thank you for fostering! You and your daughters provided an
invaluable service for your local HS.
I'm sorry your first fostering experience has been tainted by FeLV. Please
understand that FeLV isn't an automatic death sentence though cats and
kittens who are positive
Hi Marta,
Unfortuntely euthanasia is the best option in some cases. For example
if the cat who tested positive is a shelter cat.
However there are several of us on this list who have FelV sanctuaries,
and I am one of them. I have lost many kittens who has FelV pos. mothers
but my older FelV cats
Hello, my name is Marta Gasper. I'm Homeless No More cat rescue director in
Fairbury, Nebraska.
One of my foster cats tested FeLV+ on the SNAP and a few months ago also
positive on the IFA so he became our cat after he developed some disorders
that'd make him hard to adopt.
Previously we had a
weird relatives and nasty neighbors
too!
From: Marta Gasper gasper.ma...@yahoo.com
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Sent: Friday, May 10, 2013 9:59 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] New member from Nebraska
Hello, my name is Marta Gasper. I'm
Hi Marta,
Thanks for everything that you do for all of those cats, including Arlo. I'm
not aware of any specific recommendation that treatments be discontinued or not
applied at any certain stage of infection or progress. However, I'm not an
expert or veterinarian.
I have given my FeLV+
Dear Marta,
While searching for possible treatments, you may want to at least consider
stopping using Metacam:
http://www.fda.gov/AnimalVeterinary/NewsEvents/CVMUpdates/ucm231254.htm
I personally know several cats died because of Metacam before other
diseases take them.
There are some alternative
Hi all.
My name is MaryAnn Riggs in southeastern Wisconsin. I've been reading comments
for sometime, just haven't introduced myself yet.
Is there anyone on this list from Wisconsin?
thanks-mar
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Welcome to the group, MaryAnn. You'll find a lot of knowledgable
people here. Tell us about your cats.
Lorrie in WV
On 01-09, MaryAnn Riggs wrote:
Hi all.
My name is MaryAnn Riggs in southeastern Wisconsin. I've been reading
comments for sometime, just haven't introduced myself
Boy, am I glad to find this website and group.
I think my kitty, Buster (15 yo, neutered male), has FeLV.
He stopped eating about 2 1/2 years ago. I took him to the vet who was unable
to diagnose what was wrong with Buster, even after several visits. I was
unable to get an ultrasound, which
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Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 10:50 AM
Subject: [Felvtalk] new member
Boy, am I glad to find this website and group.
I think my kitty, Buster (15 yo, neutered male), has FeLV.
He stopped eating about 2
wrote:
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Date: Wednesday, November 16, 2011, 5:06 PM
Debbie -
There is no way to tell is he has FeLV without a blood test.Was the 11 year old
cat tested for FeLV
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Debbie
Welcome to the group_albeit circumstances but thats how most of us got here_I
agree with Beth.
The symptoms you describe could be a number of diseases. No way
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Debbie
Welcome to the group_albeit circumstances but thats how most of us got
here_I agree with Beth.
The symptoms you describe could be a number of diseases. No way to tell for
sure if he has FeLV until he's been tested
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Boy, am I glad to find this website and group.
I think my kitty, Buster (15 yo, neutered male), has FeLV.
He stopped eating about 2 1/2 years ago. I took him to the vet who
Many on this group usseother meds and ntural remdies for felv. I don't like
predesone, had it during my cancer and it messes everything up. My felv's are
in great shape, so are my negatives. I will pray for you and Buster and leave
the advise up to th others who have dealt with this mjore.
I meant to write, of course, that I was told that false POSITIVES are
common but false negatives are virtually unheard of. My vet kind of
shrugged when I told him that, though no one can give me a good account
of why Dublin had a negative ELISA on his re-test when he is very
clearly positive.
They are both so cute and look quite at home in your house. I'm glad you decided to keep both. I have 2 positives (may have caused the second by mixing too young too soon:( However, I have no regrets because they are best friends! Even though one has suffered from lymphoma (in remission for 15
On 04-11, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
Charles, they don't have to look for your house. They have a gossip line
that is superior to ours. I think that once we are adopted by oe, we get
an invisible tatoo on our forheads SUCKER
You've got that right. Every stray in the area has found
I try to keep my pride at 7. That is all I can afford on SS
Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com wrote:
On 04-11, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
Charles, they don't have to look for your house. They have a gossip line
that is superior to ours. I think that once we are adopted by oe,
We have more than average, but not enough to be newsworthy ;)
Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2011 16:19:03 -0500
From: dlg...@windstream.net
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] New Member
I try to keep my pride at 7. That is all I can afford on SS
Lorrie felineres
Consider talking with Alley Cat Advocates or another TNR organization
for help with spaying/neutering. Some vets will give multiple cat
discounts. I supplement the cat food with very on sale whole chicken,
ground beef etc. The people quality meat is cheaper per pound than
cat food.
I supplement my dry food with an occassional can of mackeral for people. They
don't eat so much of the meat as they drink the broth, so I add hot water each
time I serve up some and this stretches the can to cover several feedings.
Mackeral is the only fish they really like. I also get
tigers...a job rewarded by their
health and happiness.
Carry on!
~Bonnie
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I am not sure how
care of these little tigers...a job rewarded by their
health and happiness.
Carry on!
~Bonnie
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From: Charles J Driscoll se...@optonline.net
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Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2011 11:14 AM
Subject: [Felvtalk] New Member
I am
: [Felvtalk] New Member
I am not sure how this board works, but this is my story. Can I answer on
the board or do I have to send a e-mail each time.
Over last summer, there was an abandoned foreclosure house next door to
me. Well, in the hole of the fence, these 2 little faces kept popping
tigers...a job rewarded by their
health and happiness.
Carry on!
~Bonnie
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From: Charles J Driscoll se...@optonline.net
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Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2011 11:14 AM
Subject: [Felvtalk] New Member
I am not sure how this board
I am not sure how this board works, but this is my story. Can I answer
on the board or do I have to send a e-mail each time.
Over last summer, there was an abandoned foreclosure house next door to
me. Well, in the hole of the fence, these 2 little faces kept popping
their heads threw the
the cold
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I am not sure how this board works
Copper came to me from the pine thicket 2 weeks before Thomas and
helped Thomas decide to be a cared for kitten. I was advised to keep
them separated for 6 + weeks in case one was sick. Well, that didn't
fly at all. They came from the same place and were almost the same
age and
: Charles J Driscoll se...@optonline.net
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I am not sure how this board works, but this is my story. Can I answer on
the board or do I have to send a e-mail each time.
Over last summer
It sounds like you're doing everything you can. My first positive went through
2 very bad periods and recovered to live to 7 or 8 years old. I hope Tora
pulls through.
take care,
tonya
amanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi , my kitten ' 'Tora' aged about 5 months was diagnosed with FeLV
Hi , my kitten ' 'Tora' aged about 5 months was diagnosed with FeLV yesterday,
he was sick since last friday which I mistaked for food poisoning! That time he
had antibiotics and interferon injection and sub fluids which helped him alot,
he had swollen lypm node on one side of throat which got
Sharyl
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Subject: [Felvtalk] New member, advice needed please!
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Date: Friday, October 24, 2008, 6:27 AM
Hi , my kitten ' 'Tora' aged about 5 months was diagnosed with FeLV
yesterday
amanda, since you are using vets, acupuncture and holistic, that is about all
we can do. try praying. God can work miracles if that is in His plan. at
least, He can give you the strength to get thru this. dorlis
amanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi , my kitten ' 'Tora' aged about 5
Of course he has a chance. Please remember none of us are guaranteed
any specific time on this earth. All we can hope/pray for is to be
cared for and loved...Tora has that. Please do not focus on
what may happen but care for Tora and enjoy his love. I do know what
I am talking
I disagree. I think the the vaccine is more effective than doctors give it
credit for. I have had so many negative (vaccinated) cats exposed to
positives, and have never had it transferred to one of them.
tonya
Sabrina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Lorrie,
Don't give up hope! I just
Hello Everyone,
I'm a new member to the FelV group, but not new to cat rescue
and TNR, which I've been doing for a long time.
For years I didn't test for FelV, because back in the 1980's I tested
all of my cats for it, and two were positive, so I put had them put
down to protect my other cats.
) some nice success
stories.
Diane R.
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Sent: Friday, September 19, 2008 9:34 AM
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Hello Everyone,
I'm a new member to the FelV group
Hi Lorrie,
Don't give up hope! I just posted a couple of days ago about the two kitties
I rescued who were positive just were retested and are now negative!! Of
course I don't know if what I did had anything to do with changing their
status, but if you are interested in the diet I fed them and the
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2008 12:51 PM
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Furthermore, the FeLV vaccine doesn't have a terribly high efficacy even
now. Someone on one of these lists said she worked in a cat clinic for a
number of years and out of the 2000 or so cases of leukemia she saw, most
Jennifer,
I just wanted you to know that Dixie sent me a second little one from
the same pine thicket and surrounded by the same hawks, fox, dogs,
etc. Apparently she really thought she had EVERYTHINGcertainly
enough to loan to two babies who needed homes.
On Jul 30, 2008, at 12:59
Welcome to the list. I hope your original cats test negative, but it sounds
like Ash is in good shape. If he's made it over a year his chances of getting
sick are much less!
tonya
Jennifer Lynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone. My name is Jennifer and I live in New Jersey.
and by this time, the other two have been well exposed, and it''s sort of a
moot point--the odds are very high that they'll be negative, and if not,
will it make a huge difference, other than in the way you treat them
medically? will you love them differently? i doubt that you will--it'll just
, 2008)
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Date: Thursday, July 31, 2008, 5:31 PM
and by this time, the other two have been well exposed, and it''s sort of a
moot
head of my horses
came through OK.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 8:13 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] New member here
Hi everyone. My name is Jennifer and I live in New Jersey. My one
year old male
On Jul 30, 2008, at 6:26 AM, Marylyn wrote:
It doesn't matter how old they are when they leave.it breaks
your heart. However, he left loved and cared for. The comfort in
that. And he added so much to your life.
On Jul 30, 2008, at 2:20 AM, Karen Griffith wrote:
Jennifer,
I am
Karen, Old Tom is definitely in our prayers. It sounds like he had a wonderful
life with you for these last 20 yrs. Glad all your other critters made it
through the storm OK.
Sharyl Sissy Rocket and Daisy's Babies
If you would put 'Old Tom' in your prayers, it would be appreciated. He
Karen
I am so sorry to hear of your precious Tom leaving this world.It is a
tribute to you that he lived such a long life. I know you will miss him
Hugs
Sally
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On Jul 29, 2008, at 11:59 PM, Marylyn wrote:
Dixie
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On Jul 29, 2008, at 11:59 PM, Marylyn wrote:
Dixie came to me as a grown throw away who had been on her own for
a long time. She found her way to my Mom's where she hung
Hi everyone. My name is Jennifer and I live in New Jersey. My one year old
male kitty, Ash, was just diagnosed with FeLV yesterday. I also have two other
cats, Morrison and Isobel, and they've been living with Ash for a year (I've
had him since birth). He's blind in one eye and has
This is a hard one but remember that there is nothing certain in this
world and do not obsess over the diagnosis. Concentrate on the
wonderful friends you have and enjoy your lives together. Give all
the cats the best food you can and give them the supplements that seem
right to you. If
can :)
I am sorry to hear about your Dixie :( She's in kitty heaven now and nothing
can hurt her :)
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Date: Wednesday, July 30, 2008, 12:26
On Jul 29, 2008, at 11:59 PM, Marylyn wrote:
Dixie came to me as a grown throw away who had been on her own for a
long time. She found her way to my Mom's where she hung out with
the ferals who came for food, water and shelter. For three years
and 12 days she had everything a little cat
Hello! I just wanted to introduce myself and my FIV+ Boy MM. This whole FIV
thing is very new to us and we would love any advice about it. MM was a stray.
My neighbor started feeding him and when thy moved we took over. When we
decided to move we took him with us. Having more room we wanted to
Welcome, you will find this group very helpful.
If he is FIV not FeLV then you are better off. FIV cats live long lives with
some health issues. FIV is mostly spread through bites. So as long as he is
neutered and does not fight you should be able to mix him assuming he has
FIV and not FeLV. Good
Is he felv (leukemia) positive or fiv positive? Welcome to the group!
t
April and Jay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello! I just wanted to introduce myself and my FIV+ Boy MM. This whole FIV
thing is very new to us and we would love any advice about it. MM was a stray.
My neighbor started
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