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
and Cricket the best.
hugs, Kerry
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Subject: Re: ImmunoRegulin/Cricket
Hi Belinda,
Cricket isn't feral, but he sure does act like
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 to
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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Wendy,
Did you read the post from another new member about using Immuno Regulin
subq? This is not the first time I've read about it being used this
way. I came across it when I was doing research on the internet about
it. I'll do my best to find it again so you can read about it
yourself.
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
Ok, a few things.
1) Immuno-regulin is supposed to be administered IV, which means getting a
vet or vet tech to do it (or a nurse probably-- just someone skilled in IV
administration). A new list member said her vet gives it subcutaneously
and that there have been no ill effects. If you
If he will not use the immunregalin, then ask him to recommend a vet who
is willing to do everything possible to help save your baby, if he won't
recommend one, just find one yourself. Where are you located again?
--
Belinda
Happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties ...
PS. Why did he sedate Cricket for a blood draw? I've never heard of
that, is Cricket feral (sorry if you had said he was and I forgot)?
--
Belinda
Happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties ...
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