Sandy,
My Cricket had a heart murmur when he was ill with
anemia as well. Other than the anemia, I don't think
that there were any other health problems going on
when the heart murmur was diagnosed (other than
dehydration/lack of food). Is your Cricket anemic? I
don't think that doctors freak
@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 2:07 PM
Subject: Cricket and heart murmur
Sandy,
My Cricket had a heart murmur when he was ill with
anemia as well. Other than the anemia, I don't think
that there were any other health problems going on
when the heart murmur was diagnosed (other than
to the virus. twendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Tonya,No, I would not separate her from my other negativecats, as they were around Cricket for over four yearsand none of them became positive. They are all about10 yrs. and older. I will only get her rabies as shewill only be inside and I am scared
wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Tonya,
No, I would not separate her from my other negative
cats, as they were around Cricket for over four
years
and none of them became positive. They are all about
10 yrs. and older. I will only get her rabies as she
will only be inside and I am
to the shelter yesterdaymorning, while my dogs were being snip-snipped at thevets, and adopted that little black kitty that stolemy heart weekend before last. I haven't named heryet, but she is precious. When I first met her, andsubsequently thought about her all week, I knew shewas black like Cricket
]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 10:32
PM
Subject: Re: I adopted a new kitty; looks
just like Cricket
In a message dated 3/29/06 1:02:43 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well,
I finally went back to the shelter yesterday morning
that Cricket might
actually have come back to spend the rest of his life
with me...I'll watch and wait and see...
:)
Wendy
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Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 10:07 AM
Subject: Re: I adopted a new kitty; looks just like Cricket
Hi Marylyn,
I will ask her what she'd like her new name to be. I
think choosing names is very important. I know she is
in heat by the way she's sticking her butt in the air
. Her fur got shorter and sleeker
and her, legs long and her head more angled! Don't discount the fact
that this may very well be your sweet Cricket come back to you! Pay
attention and see if you notice any other character traits that they
have in common. It doesn't really matter, although
Thanks for your kind words Nina. I am watching her
closely to see if she's anything like Cricket, and
also, so I can give her a good name. She went into
heat yesterday, which of course Cricket never did, so
she's acting a bit strange. I hope heat doesn't last
long. I haven't been around a cat
watching her
closely to see if she's anything like Cricket, and
also, so I can give her a good name. She went into
heat yesterday, which of course Cricket never did, so
she's acting a bit strange. I hope heat doesn't last
long. I haven't been around a cat in heat in 25
years, so I've forgotten what
@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 12:13 PM
Subject: Re: I adopted a new kitty; looks just like Cricket
Thanks for your kind words Nina. I am watching her
closely to see if she's anything like Cricket, and
also, so I can give her a good name. She went into
heat yesterday, which
In a message dated 3/29/06 1:02:43 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, I
finally went back to the shelter yesterday morning, while my dogs
were being snip-snipped at the vets, and adopted that little black
kitty that stole my heart weekend before
last.
her all week, I knew she
was black like Cricket, but didn't realize how much
she favored Cricket until I got her home and spent the
day with her. Her face is shaped the same. She has
the same soft fur and long, fluffy black tail, and is
just shaped the same as he was. It's REALLY weird.
Even my
: OT: I adopted a new kitty; looks just like Cricket
Hi guys,
Well, I finally went back to the shelter yesterday
morning, while my dogs were being snip-snipped at the
vets, and adopted that little black kitty that stole
my heart weekend before last. I haven't named her
yet, but she is precious
: wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 11:54 AM
Subject: OT: I adopted a new kitty; looks just like
Cricket
Hi guys,
Well, I finally went back to the shelter yesterday
morning, while my dogs were being snip-snipped at
the
vets
, and adopted that little black kitty that stole
my heart weekend before last. I haven't named her
yet, but she is precious. When I first met her, and
subsequently thought about her all week, I knew she
was black like Cricket, but didn't realize how much
she favored Cricket until I got her home and spent
Starman
Positive thoughts going out to Starman - I will say a prayer.
Waiting for Cricket to visit
I agree when you are waiting and trying to see (in this case Cricket) you
close yourself off because the spirit cannot access your soul as it is too
occupied (well that's my theory).
When Tidge
-list and I'll send you my phone number.
I'm thrilled to hear that Cricket and you had that talk! It sure
sounds like she understood you. Isn't it amazing? I don't know if
they understand our words, or if they are reading the pictures in our
minds as we try to convey the meaning behind the words. I
that
Cricket and you had that talk! It sure sounds like she understood
you. Isn't it amazing? I don't know if they understand our words, or
if they are reading the pictures in our minds as we try to convey the meaning
behind the words. I know that I have the best results if I try to "send&q
Kerry,
Does Tiger always go in the same spot outside the box? If so, why
don't you try putting an empty litter box, or one lined with newspaper,
in the spot he likes to go? If that doesn't work, you could put
plastic on the floor and then cover it with a washable throw rug, or
towel. Maybe you
Title: Message
Nina
Yes,
Idid indeed getthe email from you (about medical possibility/low
litter/new litter) thanks v. muchandthought I replied butI bet
it's still in my outbox, I'll check tonight.
He
goes about once every 2 weeks outside the box. I haven't been able to detect a
pattern,
his gut flora
is most likely a mess since he was so loaded with bacteria.
And of course the minute I bragged on Cricket,
shedid cornerCotton today, but I believe he was a little
rambunctious with her, andthat upsets her. She looked so sad when we
all jumped up to see what the commotion
much better, he sounds like such a scamp! You and Cricket
have your hands full with that one. Give that sweet Cricket a kiss
from me, it sounds like she's really trying to please you. Paws
crossed for tomorrow's vet visit.
N
Dudes wrote:
Nina, I don't know much about holistics, but have
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 9:34 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Was - Cricket and a feeding tube my Buddies feeding tube
:: For Wendy [long]
Thanks Kerry, Buddie was a very special girl, she lived her life on
her terms. She was not a overly affectionate cat and when she
What a beautiful kitty! Thanks Steph, and thank you Wendy for sharing your pictures. I hope you're doing ok with your loss. I know it's hard.tonyaStephC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Pictures of Cricket on Web!Here's pictures of Wendy's Cricket. If anyone else wants me to put some up for them send
Kerry,
It's funny because when Buddie was younger and I tried getting her to
eat wet food she would have none of it, she wasn't overweight then
either. Maybe Buddie was able to communicate with me atleast as far as
reading my mind. When she got overweight I made it clear to her it was
switching to dry Obviously I meant getting her off dry :)
--
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Right Belinda! (I didn't even notice that) Guess it's time to go home!
Kerry
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Belinda Sauro
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 8:55 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Was - Cricket and a feeding
Thanks Belinda for the information on markers. I will
look into it. Thanks also for Cricket's compliments.
I am sure he is beaming even in the afterlife at all
the wonderful things said about him. He certainly was
mischevious; he's probably sharpening his claws on the
wood of the Rainbow
Hi Tonya,
No, of course you didn't offend either of us. Thanks
for caring enough in the first place! I appreciate
your kind words and so does Cricket.
:)
Wendy
--- catatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wendy,
I'm so terribly sorry. You certainly did all you
could for little Cricket
I am a few days behind on email, but I am so sorry to hear that Cricket passed
on.
Sending late sympathies to you Wendy. Time doesn't heal, but it does get easier
to
cope after a while. Please take care of yourself, and know that you did
everything
right, and that you couldn't have been
Wendy,I'm so terribly sorry. You certainly did all you could for little Cricket. I love that name by the way. She is at peace now and will always be with you in spirit.tonyawendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Everyone,I just wanted to let you know that Cricket passed awaylast night about 2
Wendy,I'm sorry I was under the impression that Cricket was a girl. I hope I didn't offend him, because I know that even that he's physically gone he will always be with you.twendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thank you Joan. It means a lot to me.--- "Doljan, Joan" <[EMAIL PRO
Maybe I spoke too soon! I'm about 400 emails behind. I'm pulling for the feeding tube to work!
tonyaNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OMG! Hooray! This is such wonderful news. I was sitting here trying to think of how I could respond to your news about having Cricket pts. It just didn't feel right
Title: Yahoo! Photos
Wendys Cricket
Title: Yahoo! Photos
Wendys Cricket
Steph,
Thanks so much! Very cool! I just wanted to tell
everyone that Cricket was a very mischevious kitty
sometimes, especially at Christmas time. I haven't
been able to keep a tree intact for the past four
years. lol. In the photo where Cricket is watching
TV, he was watching that intro
Wendy, he was so cute-- and mischievous like my Simon! What a heartbreak
that he is gone. He looks so healthy and happy in the pictures.
Michelle
that he's not sick anymore,
although I so wished he had beat this. What a
heartbreaking disease. If it were a person, I would
kick it's blankity-blank-blank. lol. I am so glad I
have these pictures of Cricket and I want to encourage
anyone out there to take some of your own furballs if
you don't have
Ah Wendy..."Cricket" is beautiful!
She certainly looks like she is in mischief and quite the handful!
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Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 5:09
PM
Subject: Re: Pictures of Cricket on
Web!
Ah Wendy..."Cricket" is
beautiful!
She certainly look
oops!!! My apology wasn't watching what I typed instead of she I meant "HE"
Sorry Wendy!!!
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Title: Yahoo! Photos
Wendy and Steph,
I lovedthose pictures of your Cricket!
Helooksso muchlike my Cricket in
the face, but she is not as fuzzy. If you were to take away the fullness
(looks mostly like fur) on his cheeks, then you'd have my
Cricket. I especially love the oneChristmas
Wendy,
I have a friend that makes these types of things, in fact I am just
putting her website together, she rescues cats and some of the money
will go towards that, she just bought this business and is branching out
into Pet Stones. Here is the address if you care to look:
Creative
Wendy,
I pray that Cricket is strong enough to make it through the
surgery. When my Buddie had cancer and came down with a sepsis
infection she had to have a feeding tube. She had it for about 2 1/2 to
3 months, she grew to absolutely love it. Once she figured out it made
her tummy
Your story of Buddie is beautiful, Belinda. Thank you so much for
sharing with all of us.
Kerry
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Belinda Sauro
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 8:27 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Was - Cricket
Thanks Kerry, Buddie was a very special girl, she lived her life on
her terms. She was not a overly affectionate cat and when she got
cancer I was petrified thinking she will never put up with the vet trips
and chemo and all the fussing and handling involved. Buddie had on
occasion tore a
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to let you know that Cricket passed away
last night about 2:42 am Texas time. I am pretty torn
up right now. I feel like such a dork because I
carried his collar to work with me today. He had the
feeding tube procedure done, but was just so anemic,
that after
Of wendy
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 10:58 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Cricket
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to let you know that Cricket passed away
last night about 2:42 am Texas time. I am pretty torn
up right now. I feel like such a dork because I
carried his collar to work
Oh my God, Wendy, I am so incredibly sorry. It sounds like the passing was relatively easy as passings go, and maybe that was due to the sedation. But it is so horriblethat Cricket had to pass at all. I do not think it is strange you brought his collar to work at all. Youdid everything you
Hi Belinda,
I loved your story about Buddie and her coming to love
her feeding tube. How sweet! I wish I had had that
opportunity, but I cannot discount all the others the
good Lord gave me with Cricket. He was my baby. I am
so sorry you lost Buddie. Like you, I asked Cricket
before he left
Dear Wendy,
I am so sorry that Cricket has left you.
You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Kat (Mew Jersey)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of wendy
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 10:58 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Cricket
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to let you know that Cricket passed
away
last night about 2:42 am
Thanks Michelle. I am glad that Cricket went fairly
quickly too. I really don't think I could have dealt
with him suffering for much longer. The twenty
minutes was torture enough. I kept begging God to let
him go, and begging Cricket to let go. I am 35 years
old and this has truly been one
Thank you Kat. We could use the prayers-they are much
appreciated.
--- Kat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Wendy,
I am so sorry that Cricket has left you.
You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Kat (Mew Jersey)
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to let you know that Cricket passed awaylast night about 2:42 am Texas time. I am pretty tornup right now. I feel like such a dork because Icarried his collar to work with me today. He had thefeeding tube procedure done, but was just so anemic,that after the procedure, he couldn't get his breath
Michelle. I am glad that Cricket went fairlyquickly too. I really don't think I could have dealtwith him suffering for much longer. The twentyminutes was torture enough. I kept begging God to lethim go, and begging Cricket to let go. I am 35 yearsold and this has truly been one of the hardest
that my
heart goes out to you for we can all relate to what
you are feeling.
Sharon
wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to let you know that Cricket passed
away
last night about 2:42 am Texas time. I am pretty
torn
up right now. I feel like such a dork because I
Wendy,
I'm so sorry Cricket choose to go home, sometimes they know their
bodies just aren't strong enough and make that choice. He will give you
a sign, I'm sure of it.
Taking his collar to work is not even a little bit silly, it is a way to
comfort yourself and still have a little
, getting desperate,
and trying to figure out if the vet is on the money or
if there might be a better way. You hit the nail
right on the head. Maybe if I wasn't so attached to
Cricket, it might have been a little easier. We have
11 cats, 3 are my nephews, 2 strays, 3 are my dad's
(mine now), and 3
:
Wendy,
I'm so sorry Cricket choose to go home,
sometimes they know their
bodies just aren't strong enough and make that
choice. He will give you
a sign, I'm sure of it.
Taking his collar to work is not even a little bit
silly, it is a way to
comfort yourself and still have a little
It sounds like you had an amazing relationship with Cricket. And you are right that it would not be as hard with the others, but don't fool yourself-- it will still be hard, when the time comes. When I talked about going through it over and over, it was not just positive cats. I have lost 3
So sorry to hear of Cricket's passing after his and your brave fight. I am
however [leased that he woke you up and that you got to be with him at that
crucial time. He trusted you enough and wanted to be with you when he knew he
had to go - that is so special.
Michelle, Minstrel, Buddy
Yes Michelle, I agree that it's hard to take when they
are so young. It's probably difficult too when they
have been a lifelong companion for many years. I
guess it's hard all the way around. It sounds as if
you have some wonderful acreage (in UK?) due to all
your animals and horses and I am
-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of wendy
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 9:58 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Cricket
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to let you know that Cricket passed away
last night about 2:42 am Texas time. I am pretty torn
up right now
Wendy,
I'm so sorry to hear about your "Cricket". My husband very comforting when I lost my "Taz" as well. The sad thing is I couldn't be with Taz when he died. I lost him in surgery while they were trying to remove tumors from his eye and skull. His link is below und
No, I am in the US. We have 5 acres, mostly woods. The horses, Shire and Pepsi, never lived on our property. I grew up with them living at a barn a few miles away.
Michelle
In a message dated 11/10/2005 12:20:48 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes Michelle, I agree that
Thank you Kerry for the warm thoughts and compassion.
I feel so much better after reading everyone's posts
to Cricket and me. I am compiling a little journal of
all the posts that have gone on regarding Cricket and
I am going to bind it and keep it so that I can
remember his good fight
Terrie,
I went to Taz's memorial page. What a beautiful
kitty!!! His memorial brought me to tears and I am so
sorry for your loss. Thank you for your beautiful
words. I am thankful to God for them and for all the
people who take time from their busy lives to
encourage others who are going
Woods, too?!!! I am really envious now! ;) Wendy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, I am in the US. We have 5 acres, mostly woods.
The horses, Shire and
Pepsi, never lived on our property. I grew up with
them living at a barn a few
miles away.
Michelle
In a message dated 11/10/2005
Wendy,
I'm so sorry that Cricket wasn't able to benefit from the feeding tube.
It is a comfort that your prayers were answered and you were with him
when he passed, (I'm betting that Cricket, knowing your wishes, had
something to do with that). I'm sure no one on this list thinks it's a
bit
Nina,
I will definitely let you guys know when I hear from
Cricket. (That sounds a little crazy reading
that-lol). I love the idea of putting Trouble's
collar on your new arrivals and asking him to look
over them. I will remember that. And thank you for
your kinds words. They are soothing
I'm so sorry he didn't make it. Big hugs to you and yours.
Goodnight, sweet Cricket...
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furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec Salome'
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Thank you Terry. :) Wendy
--- Terri Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm so sorry he didn't make it. Big hugs to you and
yours.
Goodnight, sweet Cricket...
=^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere,
Sammi, Travis, and 6 furangels: RuthieGirl,
Samantha, Arielle, Gareth
So sorry to hear Cricket is crossing to the bridge. I had both Tidge and
Bramble PTS with a sedative first. I have had good and bad experiences with
sedatives before the pts injection but even so I would never pts without giving
a sedative first. What I've found is that even if they have
Hey guys,
Per Belinda's information and the website she sent me,
I am going to have a feeding tube inserted into
Cricket. From the information I read and from the
vet, the procedure/tube is not very invasive or
bothersome to the cat and it might actually save
Cricket; I'm leaving work early
Wendy, sending you and Cricket my fervent and heartfelt wishes that
acting on Belinda's info gives your dear Cricket a second chance.
Sending positive and healing thoughts Cricket's way. Let us know how it
goes when you get time. We're all rooting for him.
much love hugs to you both, Kerry
OMG! Hooray! This is such wonderful news. I was sitting here trying
to think of how I could respond to your news about having Cricket pts.
It just didn't feel right, and I didn't know what to say. Hooray for
you and hooray for Belinda. It never occurred to me to even mention
your option
Wendy, I am glad to hear you are trying this with Cricket, and I wish him
and you all the best. I hope that his hematocrit is holding steady and he
just needs sustenance.
Michelle
In a message dated 11/9/2005 1:10:28 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hey
guys, Per
Good luck with the feeding tube Wendy, I hope it works for Cricket.
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Me, too I am sorry that I was not
thinking of the option when l last wrote to you but I would do the same
if I were you I would definitely anything out there before giving up
completely! I will be praying that Cricket will bounce back very soon!
Love to you and Cricket,
Hideyo
Hi Guys,
I hope your weekend was a relaxing one. I did manage
to relax in Corpus Christi some, which I needed. My
mom, aunt, and cousin went by the house on Saturday
and gave Cricket his Prednisolone and Cyproheptadine
and loved on him quite a bit. My best friend came by
Sunday and gave him
. My
mom, aunt, and cousin went by the house on Saturday
and gave Cricket his Prednisolone and Cyproheptadine
and loved on him quite a bit. My best friend came by
Sunday and gave him his Prednisolone. I got home last
night and gave him his meds and he drank quite a bit
of tuna juice. I force fed him
Well, it has been a roller coaster of a weekend for
me. My poor husband probably thinks I have gone
bonkers. I called in sick (in tears) to work Thursday
evening (for Friday) because I thought I was going to
have to take Cricket to be PTS if he started having
difficulty breathing due to low
Healing prayers coming your way for cricket.
Karen
I hope Cricket continues to do well. It is true that there is always
some chance of rejection of a transfusion. But an rbc of 8 is so low that
I feared he would die within a few days without one. I am glad to see he is
proving us wrong so far, and hope he continues to. Dr. Lies swears I-R
Wendy,
I'm very pleased to hear you and Cricket are hanging in there. I'm
praying big time that the IR helps him over his anemia. Bless you guys,
I know how hard that roller coaster ride can be, most of us do. Try
very hard to continue to take care of yourself, keep your spirits up
: Monday, October 24, 2005 5:34 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: My baby Cricket is sick; I need some encouragementHello Wendy,I'm sorry Cricket is so sick. You sound like a wonderful cat mom and Cricket is blessed to have you taking care of him. What a horrendous experience the two of you
Hi Belinda,
Cricket isn't feral, but he sure does act like it
sometimes. He gets crazy if anyone tries to do
anything to him at the vet. Since he was so anemic,
it was less stressful on him to sedate him. I did
find a vet who will administer the ImmunoRegulin that
I bought as soon as it gets
Wendy, my heart goes out to you and Cricket. I am so sorry.
I'm emailing you an IR package in the next few minutes---it's a
compilation of relevant emails that I put together after I lost Flavia
to severe non-regenerative anemia in July. It details the choice of
protocols for using.
I wish you
Thank you so much Kerry; I can't seem to get enough
information right now. And I'm feeling pretty
desperate and tired, but probably not more so than
Cricket. I appreciate and look forward to receiving
the package. Maybe something in there will be
lifesaving for him, or give him more time
Title: for Wendy: ImmunoRegulin/Cricket
Hello Wendy,
One of our very experienced members, Michelle L., highly recommended Immuno regulin (IR) to me, when my Flavia began to succumb to nonregenerative anemia.
While I haven't yet had time to organise the following into one coherent report
Thank Kerry-I printed the info. off and will take it
to the vet's tomorrow. I pray that Cricket is better
today and will be responsive to the IR. God bless
you. Wendy
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. If I were in your position, I think I would be pursuing it.
If there is a chance for the IR to work subq, so much less invasive than
IV, so much less stressful for a guy like Cricket, I'd give it a shot.
You can do the subq shots at home, he wouldn't have to spend time away
from you
Thank you for your prayers Nina. And the info. I am
not sure how Cricket will respond to the needle
tomorrow, but if it's more effective than subQ, I'd
rather go that route. I promised Cricket after his
last harrowing visit to the vet two years ago that I
would never leave him again and I won't
enough to last until
they work.
Michelle
In a message dated 10/27/2005 1:09:39 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi
Belinda,Cricket isn't feral, but he sure does act like
itsometimes. He gets crazy if anyone tries to doanything to him
at the vet. Since he was so anemic
Hi Wendy,
I'm afraid Michelle is right, my Frankie's Hemocrit was 6 when I lost
him, I would definately get a transfusion to boost his hemocrit and
hopefully give him the strength to get the full benefit from the
immunoregalin!!
--
Belinda
Happiness is being owned by cats ...
it up to 30. It eventually went
back down again, but he was better for a while. Steroids alone will not be
enough to control lymphoma, and giving them before chemo can make the chemo not
work as well.
3) Which leads me to my third thought, which is to try to get Cricket to a
board-certified
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