I don't know, but she sounds like she is having either cramps or gas. I
really don't know what to do about cramps in an IBD cat... but MAYBE a heat
pack under he belly could make her more comfortable. But as to why now, and
not before, I have no idea. Maybe before she was just hiding her pain
I did put a hot water bottle under a cushion, and she is laying on it. She
definitely has not had this symptoms before-- I can tell it is not something
she has had and hidden. She looks terrible. I don't have to wonder about
someone sneaking her anything-- I myself gave her dry evo for a few
Maybe you vet could give her something for the pain, at least. The IBD is so
hard, because anything you can normally give to a cat to help them makes the
IBD flare up. I feel bad for her and you! I'm glad I don't have any IBD
here, it would drive me insane, I think. What about Slippery Elm? Hasn't
I am so sorry about Pogo. I have lost several to lymphoma.
Michelle
Karen,
I'm sorry pogo didn't make it, I have added her to the CLS. My
prayers are with you.
--
Belinda
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I'm sorry for your loss of Pogo.
The cost of the interferon highly depends on the generosity of your vet. My
vet bought a vial of the human Interferon-A (the stuff that you give to the
cats, except BEFORE it's diluted), and made me a whole saline bag full for
$20 a few years back (he froze the
Clarissa,
I am so sorry to hear that you guys lost Pogo. Are
all 7 of your furbabies FeLV+?
:)
Wendy
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Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 12:22:12 PM
Subject: add Pogo to the CLS list please question about interferon
We lost Pogo 2 weeks ago to lymphoma she had a huge mass in her chest and
wouldnt eat. had to go through 3 different vets to find
yes they are all FeLV+ they are about 1 1/2 years old and were alltogether when i started fostering them at around 3 weeks old. Pogo was my special kitty. she would eat popcorn and drink coffee with me if i didnt watch her andhad the moste intesnse attitude in the house. my son misses her carrying
I think you can go off now. Congratulations on your negative results!!
t
Del H. Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I don't post much but have a serious question re Interferon. Kitty tested
positive for FeLV/FIV at nine months old. She has had daily Interferon
Hi Everyone,
I don't post much but have a serious question re Interferon. Kitty tested
positive for FeLV/FIV at nine months old. She has had daily Interferon for the
past 3+ months. Now that she has tested negative for both diseases, what
experience has anyone else had and vet
At 05:50 PM 12/15/2006, you wrote:
That is so wonderful..
Kelly
Hi Everyone,
I don't post much but have a serious question re Interferon. Kitty
tested positive for FeLV/FIV at nine months old. She has had daily
Interferon for the past 3+ months. Now that she has tested negative
! knock on wood!
:)
Michelle
In a message dated 12/15/2006 8:59:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Everyone,
I don't post much but have a serious question re Interferon. Kitty tested
positive for FeLV/FIV at nine months old. She has had daily Interferon
way, good news! knock on wood!nbsp;
nbsp;
Michelle
nbsp;
In a message dated 12/15/2006 8:59:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi
Everyone, nbsp;I don't post much but have a serious question
re Interferon.nbsp; Kitty tested positive for FeLV/FIV at nine
way, good news! knock on wood!nbsp;
nbsp;
Michelle
nbsp;
In a message dated 12/15/2006 8:59:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi
Everyone, nbsp;I don't post much but have a serious question
re Interferon.nbsp; Kitty tested positive for FeLV/FIV at nine
It's possible she was never positive to begin with. Did you test more than
once, and using two different methods? Regardless, I may consider doing the
week on and week off schedule for a while, slowing stretching out the off
days by reducing the on days over a period of months. Of course, there's
yes, FIV antibodies can be passed along in the milk, but she said her cat tested
positive at 9 MONTHS, any momma cat that would let a kitten nurse THAT long is a
brave and devoted soul, LOL! I think most maternal antibodies wear off by 6
months of
age (or a couple of months after the kitten last
Hi Jasmine,
Thank you for helping these littermates! How fortunate that they found
themselves in your care. It's a touchy thing to mix fosters with felv
kitties, but since the fosters are all littermates, and have been
exposed to each other in the most intimate way, I don't see any reason
I first came here because I had a kitten test faint pos. She and all her
siblings later tested negative.
On 12/13/06, Gussies mom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We had 2 of 5 test a faint positive at our shelter. 2 weeks later all
tested negative. The first test was either not accurate or they
Hi Wendy,
Thanks for your reply. I'm having other 8 cats vaccinated this week, and 5
tested first (the vet recommended this) (Five are my own cats; the 3 fosters,
who are littermates of the positive cat, already tested negative 2 months ago).
She told me the one who's positive most
Hi,
I'm fostering a kitten, aged 8-9 months, who has had 2 faint positive ELISA
tests since the beginning of October 2006. I had him IFA tested a few days
after the last ELISA (12/2/06), and that was negative. Any ideas on what this
could mean? Could he have had leukemia earlier in his
Jasmine,
Hi and welcome to our group. Glad you found it. Many
kittens test positive for FeLV early on, only to test
negative later on. The mother's antibodies still
remaining in kitty's system is what causes this.
About 40% of cats who actually contract FeLV throw off
the virus. Chances are
playing like a kitten and eating fine.
Next month he is to be rechecked for his FELV status. But I am not
sweating that because I have learned so much from you guys. I am soo
sorry for the pets that have gone to the bridge and that are sick.:(
Here's the question? LOL I will be sending out
month he is to be
rechecked
for his FELV status. But I am not sweating that because I have learned so much
from you guys. I am soo sorry for the pets that have gone to the bridge and
that are sick.:( Here's the question? LOL I will be sending out Christmas
cards and who ever would like one
retested him...and it was positive. :( I'm considering taking him to a
holistic vet when I can afford it (which may be a while)...and also thinking
about switching him to a raw diet as he doesn't seem terribly interested in his
canned food lately.
My question is about a couple things
Thanks everyone for your feedback and suggestions! I appreciate it!
I've had Slink on L-Lysine for a couple months now (twice a day in his food)
along with Vitamin C and probiotics. I also feed him Innova Evo and Wellness
(only because he likes variety and gets bored and stops eating the
sometimes the very rapid sneezing is the result of a one-time
breathing-in of something as simple as dust or some other fine
substance
MC
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Maybe That'll Make The Difference
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)...and also thinking
about switching him to a raw diet as he doesn't seem terribly interested in his
canned food lately.
My question is about a couple things I've noticed lately. About a week or so
ago, I came home and found vomit at the top of the stairs into my apartment.
At least I think
)...and also thinking
about switching him to a raw diet as he doesn't seem terribly interested in his
canned food lately.
My question is about a couple things I've noticed lately. About a week or so
ago, I came home and found vomit at the top of the stairs into my apartment.
At least I think
Marissa,
I would wait and see how Slinky is doing in the
morning. I have kitties that sneeze for no reason,
and they get hairballs that make them throw up,
neither of which would need a vet visit. I would make
sure Slinky is on L-Lysine though to keep his immune
system boosted. A cold in an
almost any state or federal agency that supports land management or land
preservation does so for hunters. Our biggest prohunting group is the georgia
department of natural resources. we had a constitutional amendment pass here
stating that hunting and fishing were constitutional rights that
Sometimes I get so much email that I have to scan quickly and I know I miss
out on things...but I have this question that I hope someone can answer.
If FIV can only be confirmed with necropsy, then how does the test for FIV
work? I ask because when Mama Kitty was giving a test at the vet's
It's FIP that can be confirmed with
necropsy.
No...your not ignorant!
In a message dated 11/12/2006 10:35:34 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sometimes I get so much email that I have to scan quickly and I know I
miss out on things...but I have this question
Yes, you're thinking of FIP. The combo
test you're referring to is a combo FIV/FELV ELISA pop test (and it's generally
considered unreliable due to the large number of false positives and false
negatives it registers)
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!!
pop test? gee, i'm used to calling it a SNAP test myownself (after you place the drawn blood into the cavity, you have to snap it closed.)
for future reference,FIV sanctuaries and rescues won't even consider a cat positive without a confirmatory western blot testand the FIVvaccine
Snap, pop... minor differential
technicalities in my auditory senses, IMO. LMAO! Think Rice
Crispies
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!! http://ucat.us/adopt.html Low cost
SpayNeuter services in VT, and Emergency Financial Assistance for cat
i'm just loving the thought of the look on my vet's face next time i have to ask for a pop test...
On 11/12/06, Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Snap, pop... minor differential technicalities in my auditory senses, IMO. LMAO! Think Rice Crispies
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat
At 10:34 AM 11/12/2006, you wrote:
It is FIP that is confirmed (sometimes) by necropsy. FIV is confirmed
when they are alive and well by blood work
Kelly
Sometimes I
get so much email that I have to scan quickly and I know I miss out on
things...but I have this question that I hope someone can
Hello,
I've got Ember on Transfer Factor: People Version. I just received
some Mega C that I want to start fairly soon. When I give Ember the
TF, I put it in her wet food. The trouble is, she sometimes doesn't
tear through her wet food as I'd like. Would a Pill Pocket be able to
properly
I have a much better solution, if it will work. When I need to give my cats
supplements, I mix them into chicken or turkey baby food (beechnut or gerber's,
just make sure no onion is in it-- just turkey and broth and gerber's has corn
starch). Most cats LOVE baby food and will eat almost
has him. Yesterday,
he said that he didn't seem improved any, was
paralyzed, and although he didn't like to do it, he
recommended putting him to sleep.
When I called today to ask what would be done if
surgery was done. He didn't answer that question, but
said that I would have to take him
still has him.Yesterday,he said that he didn't seem improved any, wasparalyzed, and although he didn't like to do it, herecommended putting him to sleep.When I called today to ask what would be done if
surgery was done.He didn't answer that question, butsaid that I would have to take him
@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Question about a ruptured disc
My name is Beth and I have been a member for a little
while, but this is my first post. I know this is off
topic, but from reading all your posts, I'm hoping
someone can offer some help with this.
I have a cat, Louie, who has a ruptured
One of our other list members, (Phaewryn's rescue kitty, Bones), had a
broken back. She seems to have recovered fully. I'm sure Phaewryn will
post with some specifics and encouragement. We all understand the
limitations of money when it comes to our little charges. Here's a site
that I've
that question, butsaid that I would have to
take him to the Universityof GA Vet School where they would do an MRI and
basedon a list of criteria they have, determine whethersurgery would
help him or not. I didn't ask if heknew what the cost would
be.This cat is a former stray cat where
, and although he didn't like to do it, he
recommended putting him to sleep.
When I called today to ask what would be done if
surgery was done. He didn't answer that question, but
said that I would have to take him to the University
of GA Vet School where they would do an MRI and based
yep, phaewyrn and mari/spirit cat are the ones i know of who have the most experience--mari's not signed onto IM or i'd have asked her!
On 11/10/06, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of our other list members, (Phaewryn's rescue kitty, Bones), had abroken back.She seems to have recovered
I would at the very least get a second opinion from the specialists
and if he isn't in pain, why would he need to be euthanized? Is he
paralyzed all over or just the back or front? If he isn't in pain he
could get a kitty cart, he would need special care so it would be up to
whether or not
that question, butsaid that I would have to take him to the Universityof GA Vet School where they would do an MRI and basedon a list of criteria they have, determine whether
surgery would help him or not.I didn't ask if heknew what the cost would be.This cat is a former stray cat where I have severalthat
a option. Plus,
many cats actually learn to drag their hind end, and are happy with that. You
should join handicats, and ask this question there, they will give you lots of
advice and support.
http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/HANDICATS2/
I have a section on my website about the
carts, and how
-eaten voleor sometimes whole voles as presents. I like the toys much better, itscute and the rodents can live in peace now.My question is HOW can a cat that is leukemia
positive make the virusgo away or become dormant??? I understand a false test result, but Ithought once a cat gets the leukemia
I have found some postings of docs who inject
triamcinolone/kenalog, 10mg/ml, 0.3-0.5ml each side
into stomatitis areas but overall I have not found it
touted as curative in FIV positives or others, though
it can give some relief. None of the dentists have an
end all be all treatment for
http://www.dentalvet.com/vets/cats/LPGS.htm
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!! http://ucat.us/adopt.html
Low cost SpayNeuter services in VT, and Emergency Financial Assistance for cat
owners:
http://ucat.us/VermontLowCost.html
Special Needs Cat Resources:
At 07:52 PM 11/7/2006, you wrote:
What I was addressing is the use of Triamcinolone interlesionally. It
was just a thought as I have seen it used in people dermatology for
years and the results are great, There are less systemic effects so I
asked my vet if it had been tried, I guess it has
I'm a really bad skeptic about everything... and my Physical Therapist got a
deep
tissue laser for her practice. I was skeptical of course, but then she said
it's also
used for dermatology use, and that it helped her pimples (she'd naturally been
experimenting on herself since it was a new toy,
why vote no? My screen didn't show anything?
kayte and crackers
Sorry-- not sure why the forward didn't work. Apparently a bunch of the
money would go to fish and wildlife to support their game stocking and hunting
programs. They have been running out of money and this is a way to keep
them going...
Michelle
I saw the attachment just fine here. Sickening, really to use tax money
to fund programs that "fatten up" deer, JUST for the sole purpose of someone
going out and killing them. Dude, we like, sell meat in the grocery, all
wrappedup on little stryofoam trays and saranwrap. There's really
Excellent idea phawyren! I will donate all my sons old blankies he has and
I love to croqet...I will make blankies and donate them. I love how your
vet had little cofifns for the past pets. It is sad that they wrapped poor
Dukee in a Science Diet box. Great idea about the blankies. Thanks
everything unless there is a
need.
Didn't want to start anything.
I have a question and probably morbid:
Is there anyway they can find out how longpet has
been dead before they are returned back to their owners.
I know they can on humans.
What I think is funny is that he was put in a Science Diet box
of compassion and pity, you will have men who
will deal likewise with their fellow
man.
St. Francis
- Original Message -
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 4:21
PM
Subject: Re: Vet Records/Morbid question
That's sad, a Science Diet box I now cremate, but before I moved up
north (where you can't dig graves 7 months of the year due to frozen ground),
I'd had a cat that had been euthanised. The vet I used had special cardboard
"coffins". They even lined them with baby blankets (I now donate
, you will have men who
will deal likewise with their fellow
man.
St. Francis
- Original Message -
From:
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 5:49
PM
Subject: Re: Vet Records/Morbid question
That's
effective in most cats. I am mixing my cats, andmy other three have been vaccinated.My Pippin isn't on any medication at this time, so I can't speak to that. I would ask a specific question in your subject line about the vaccine, so people can respond. Many list members can't respond to every
I must have missed this conversation, but coming late into it... here
goes:
The serious side effect of the FELV vaccine your vet is worried about is
most likely CANCER. The specific form of cancer associated with the FELV (and
RABIES) vaccine is called Vaccine Associated FibroSarcoma
It has now been over 24 hours since Lucy got her last Clavamox, but she is
still having completely liquid diarrhea-- 3 times already this morning. I
gave her probiotics twice, to no avail (in the past they have seemed to make her
worse, actually). Has anyone had a cat get diarrhea from
Michelle,
Have your tried slippery elm?? I would continue the Flagyl also
Karen
I am a big fan of slippery elm, but in the past, with her IBD-related
diarrhea, it has not helped her at all. If the diarrhea is from abx I
can't see it helping either. Maybe I will try it tonight because of
her IBD, though, I am loathe to put too many new things into her body in the
: question about antibiotics and
diarrhea
It has now been over 24 hours since Lucy got her last Clavamox, but she
is still having completely liquid diarrhea-- 3 times already this
morning. I gave her probiotics twice, to no avail (in the past they have
seemed to make her worse, actually
Hi Michelle,
While I think it's good to try to avoid its use, do you have access
to Centrine? It would help calm down Lucy's intestines, but it may be
more powerful (and less healthy) than other options. I'm guessing
with Lucy having IBD that you've run across it at some point. Only
Did it help with diarrhea caused by antibiotics?
In a message dated 10/29/2006 2:38:18 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
See if
you can get apple pectin or phylum (bad spelling--unflavored
metimusuiel--again bad spelling). They helped with several critters who
I've never heard of it. Is it prescription? What is it?
Michelle
In a message dated 10/29/2006 5:07:50 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi
Michelle,While I think it's good to try to avoid its use, do you have
access to Centrine? It would help calm down Lucy's
@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 4:23
PM
Subject: Re: question about antibiotics
and diarrhea
Did it help with diarrhea caused by antibiotics?
In a message dated 10/29/2006 2:38:18 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
See if
you can
To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Tsunade, question, and Samantha
Tsunade is doing much better. She has really gotten into playing with
toys (was not interested at 1st). I bought some new toys yesterday, put
4 of them in her porch and she went wild knocking them everwhere. She
even
and the rodents can live in peace now.
My question is HOW can a cat that is leukemia positive make the
virus
go away or become dormant??? I understand a false test result, but I
thought once a cat gets the leukemia there is no way to truly get rid
of
it. Please clear this up for me
it
on the mat next to the door that leads inside. When she was staying
outdoors, before I decided to keep her, she would bring a half-eaten vole
or sometimes whole voles as presents. I like the toys much better, its
cute and the rodents can live in peace now.
My question is HOW can a cat
The teeth and roots are being reabsorbed into her gums, the only way
to fix it is pull the teeth and make sure to get all of the root out,
otherwise it's basically like doing nothing and very painful.
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties
http://bemikitties.com
, so I can't speak to that. I would ask a specific question in your subject line about the vaccine, so people can respond. Many list members can't respond to every message, so the more specific you can get the better.Gina, Tigger, Taylor, Bob and Pippini Wu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:i saw
looking for, post
your question again with something more specific in the subject line.
Nina
Mi Wu wrote:
i saw in leslie's story that her cats need medication twice a day to
stay healthy. can anyone kindly tell me which kind of medication is
that? i talked with my vet to see
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Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 1:56 AM
Subject: Re: one question
Mi Wu,
It sounds to me like you need to find a different vet. He shouldn't be
discouraging you from finding ways to support our kitty's immune
function and good health. While it's true
Mi Wu,
Honestly I would start looking for a new vet.
--
Belinda
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Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
http://adopt.bemikitties.com
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My vet uses that too. I don't know the name of it
either. Does it scare your baby when they click it.
It scares mine but at least it doesn't carry the risk
of cancer with it.
Cindy Reasoner
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The side effect is chance of vaccine related
sarcoma. However, there is
i saw in leslie's story that her cats need medication twice a day to stay healthy. can anyone kindly tell me which kind of medication is that? i talked with my vet to see if there is anything i can do to helpPrince, but he said no. i mentioned i read somewhere thatthere is medicine to boost the
Did you find an answer to this one Michele? If not I can ask my vet about it. She does forensics for abuse cases and would probably know how to go about it. ttamara stickler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Try your local Veternary college. Often they will do that sort of thing and incorporated it into
hm--i know that you can get it done through our vet school, but
once frozen, they can't do any analysis.
On 9/20/06, catatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you find an answer to this one Michele? If not I can ask my vet about
it. She does forensics for abuse cases and would probably
Hi Gina,
I live in CA and the rabies vaccine is required in my county. My Ursula
is licensed. She was meowing in the window when the AC guy was out
doing head counts in the neighborhood. I tried to say, huh, where did
that cat come from?! The guy didn't buy it. Now, whenever her license
Your Animal Control come out and do head counts?!
Leslie =^..^=
On 9/18/06, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Gina,I live in CA and the rabies vaccine is required in my county.My Ursulais licensed.She was meowing in the window when the AC guy was out
doing head counts in the neighborhood.I tried to
with their fellow
man.
St. Francis
- Original Message -
From:
Leslie
Lawther
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 2:46
PM
Subject: Re: Question re rabies
vaccine
Your Animal Control come out and do "head counts"?!
Leslie =^..^=
For my personal kitties, I stop doing the rabies shot for my cats over 9 or 10. And since they're indoor cats, the only '"reason" to do it is if one bites somebody who'll complain.GloriaOn Sep 12, 2006, at 11:24 AM, Susan Loesch wrote:Hey, Diane - I may have missed something so you may have
Someone from the shelter I used to work with asked me to help her find a
place that can do a toxicity study on a deceased cat, which they have
frozen. They think there was veterinary malpractice (the cat died in
surgery, after several others did as well with the same new vet) and do not know
Try your local Veternary college. Often they will do that sort of thing and incorporated it into a teaching exercise.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Someone from the shelter I used to work with asked me to help her find a place that can do a toxicity study on a deceased cat, which they have frozen.
That is exactly who they tried (Tufts). They did a necropsy butfailed
to do the tox analysis and I guess won't do it.
Michelle
In a message dated 9/14/2006 1:56:18 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Try your
local Veternary college. Often they will do that sort of
state crime lab? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Someone from the shelter I used to work with asked me to help her find a place that can do a toxicity study on a deceased cat, which they have frozen. They think there was veterinary malpractice (the cat died in surgery, after several others did as
or a private tox lab? a tox lab on campus (provided the campus has a toxicology program)? Did they ask Tufts where they could get a tox analysis done?Barb Moermond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: state crime lab? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Someone from the shelter I used to work with asked me to
or the state dept of agriculture? whatever body oversees large animal care standards would probably have to have access to that kind of facilityBarb Moermond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: state crime lab? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Someone from the shelter I used to work with asked me to help her
likewise with their fellow
man.
St. Francis
- Original Message -
From:
Barb
Moermond
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 1:07
PM
Subject: Re: morbid question about
finding autopsy studies
or a private tox lab? a tox lab on campus
Yesterday we were
at the vet withourMissy, and were told she's due for a rabies
shot. I know it's "the law" in these parts, but Iwanted to wait
until I had refreshed my mind on which way to
go.
To the best of my recollection, the 3-year shot is
considered (by everybody but the vets ;-))
it depends on your state laws--some won't accept the 3-year-shot as valid if anything happens (ie, cat bites someone, or a bat is found in your house). if your state accepts the 3-year, go with that
the other thing, ask your vet if they think she really needs it--in many states, a vet's
Hey, Diane - I may have missed something so you may have answered this in an earlier email. Since Missy is totally indoors and especially since she is older, with "older issues" is there any reason you couldn't just not vaccinate for rabies at all? "Rosenfeldt, Diane" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
, you will have men who
will deal likewise with their fellow
man.
St. Francis
- Original Message -
From:
Susan
Loesch
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 11:24
AM
Subject: Re: Question re rabies
vaccine
Hey, Diane - I may have
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