Bandy is in my prayers, Kerry. I hope he gets better very soon.
Lance
Bandy is in the hospital now..He had a very bad night..he threw up once and
still has watery stool...So I took him today even though they are closed, I
caught the vet tech there so she called his doctor..at this point she said he
needed IV fluids which I have to agree...I just don't like him
You know I had thought about the yogurt and probiotics..but just didn't do
it..until last night..I have some in the refrigerator...so I looked in one of
my natural books to check the dosage...opened a cap, tasted of it then mixed
about 1/2 in some water and shot it in him..He took it real
: Re: Prayers needed for Bandy
Bandy is in the hospital now..He had a very bad night..he threw up once
and still has watery stool...So I took him today even though they are
closed, I caught the vet tech there so she called his doctor..at this point
she said he needed IV fluids which I have to agree
. Francis
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From: Kerry Roach
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2006 2:19 PM
Subject: Re: Prayers needed for Bandy -- Marylyn
You know I had thought about the yogurt and probiotics..but just didn't do
it..until last night..I have
Sending healing vibes out for Bandy, I'm sure the vet techs will take good
care of him, and he needed the fluids, so you made the right choice by
taking him in to the hospital.
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I'm so sorry to hear about Bandy - saying prayers for him and you too.
elizabeth
On 12/23/06, Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bandy is in the hospital now..He had a very bad night..he threw up once
and still has watery stool...So I took him today even though they are
closed, I caught
I will keep Bandy in my prayers.
Gina
Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bandy is in the hospital now..He had a very bad night..he threw up once and
still has watery stool...So I took him today even though they are closed, I
caught the vet tech there so she called his doctor..at
Of cindy reasoner
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 9:02 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Prayers needed for Bandy
Kerry, have you tried using the immuno-regulin? It
seemed to help when Smokey was running fevers. The
vet would tell me he had an infection somewhere but
they never
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2006 8:54 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: RE: Prayers needed for Bandy
I have started giving him injections less and less.
He gets one every month now. He just got his
vaccinations and he seems to have done O.K. with them.
We didn't do them at the same time
Hi guys,
Thanks for the info..I don't know what we are going to do now..I guess hope
all goes well until we go to Dallas on Tues very early.. No vet will be
available here so I have to do my best with what I have at home now..until we
get there on Tues..I took BAndy today as I thought she was
At 02:09 PM 12/22/2006, you wrote:
Any time cats eat it is a good sign..The pouches are OK,Wait
until one from leg fills up...pretty funny for a while. I think
others have used Flagyl and Albon together but better check,,,Sound
like you are on a good course. I like the I.R.
Kelly
the diarrhea might be from all the antibiotics. That happened to Lucy.
Metronidazole helped, but she had to come off the abx.
Michelle
. Francis
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Sent: Friday, December 22, 2006 4:21 PM
Subject: Re: Prayers needed for Bandy
the diarrhea might be from all the antibiotics. That happened to Lucy.
Metronidazole helped, but she had to come
Poor Bandy! Sending my very best well wishes for the poor guy!
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I'm disappointed to hear that Bandy won't eat the raw food. Did you try
just dicing up some raw chicken breast and heating it until the edges
are cooked? I don't know what to advice about the albon and flagil.
Isn't albon used for Coccidia/Giardia? Do you suspect he drank
contaminated
Kerry, have you tried using the immuno-regulin? It
seemed to help when Smokey was running fevers. The
vet would tell me he had an infection somewhere but
they never could find it. When I started him on the
immuno-regulin it really seemed to help him. I am
crossing my fingers but it has been 9
I had to take Bandy back to the vet today. His temp was already back up to
103.8. Also, he has runny stool now worse than before..He has never had
this...So she changed his meds again and didn't want to give another dex inj so
I suggested depo-medrol...so we will see what that does..Anyway,
Kerry,
There is NO danger to using I-R with steroids. The reason the
instructions for I-R say to go off steroids 7 days beforehand is to ensure the
I-R is
fully effective, since steroids can lower immune response. Lucy was on
steroids when she got I-R, and Mike Lees, the vet from Ohio
I really do not see what you can do at this point other than try the I-R.
Nothing else seems to be working well for him, and I-R has helped all the
other cats on this list who have had similar symptoms. I know I am at risk of
sounding like a broken record at this point, and I am feeling
When Smokey first started taking the IR he would also
get a shot of Winstrol every other week for about 2
months. The vet said it would help him to feel
better. I can't remember what Winstrol is now. I
have found that memory isn't what it use to be. I
hope you can try the IR. Bandy is in my
Kerry,
Has he been checked for pancreatitis, Bailey was getting fevers and
had diarrhea forever when he had the pancreatitis that turned out to be
cancer of the pancreas?
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take Tiny to the vet before his scheduled visit. He seems to be holding his
own.
Sally
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of cindy reasoner
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 9:02 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Prayers needed
At 12:46 PM 12/21/2006, you wrote:
think it is an anabolic steriod...
When Smokey first started taking the IR he would also
get a shot of Winstrol every other week for about 2
months. The vet said it would help him to feel
better. I can't remember what Winstrol is now. I
have found that
Sending prayers to you and Bandy.
elizabeth
On 12/20/06, Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, he did good over the weekend until Tues..then the temp shot back up
to 104.8. He had to go back to the vet on Tues for adequan injection so he
got another round of dex, and 2 antibiotic
Kerry,
I hope Bandy is back on the mend. Happy holidays to
you guys!
:)
Wendy
--- Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, he did good over the weekend until Tues..then
the temp shot back up to 104.8. He had to go back to
the vet on Tues for adequan injection so he got
another round of
You can't stick the little tip of the ear thermometer up his butt? LOL! I
hope he gets past what-ever's bother him this time. Poor baby, he's had a
rough past few months with the ringworm and everything else!
Phaewryn
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Kerry,
Know that you and Brandy have our heartfelt prayers!
God Bless and be with you both.
T
Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
My Bandy has been very sick this week..First, we are still fighting the
ringworm, but it is our least worry for now..He starting
Hi everyone,
Well, so far so good...I went shopping with some friends after I got Bandy
home from the vet on Sat..as that is hard for me to do when he is so sick, but
I thoughthe has had all the meds he can get for the day along with subq
fluids..I thought it might be best that he rest
interferon with I-R is ok. I have not heard or read about any interactions
between I-R and anything else, but can not know for sure.
So glad he is feeling better. I do think it's a URI. Lucy just had fever,
lethargy, and inappetance, sneezed a couple of times and I saw her nose bubble
Kerry you and Bandy are in my prayers.I hope he can over come this.Hugs to you.
Sherry and my beautiful boys.
Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
My Bandy has been very sick this week..First, we are still fighting the
ringworm, but it is our least worry for now..He starting
Kerry, did you ever try the Immuno-Regulin? Smoky on this list had really
good luck with it getting rid of fevers, and when my Lucy could not throw a bad
URI a couple months ago just two shots of it did it for her. And if he has
a fever, he likely has a URI. That was Lucy's only symptom
Kerry,
Prayers going out right now for little Bandy. Please
keep us posted.
:)
Wendy
--- Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
My Bandy has been very sick this week..First, we
are still fighting the ringworm, but it is our least
worry for now..He starting getting limp in one
Kerry,
I have no advice. Just prayers for you and Bandy.
t
Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
My Bandy has been very sick this week..First, we are still fighting the
ringworm, but it is our least worry for now..He starting getting limp in one
rear leg as he did
Sending happy thoughts and well wishes to Bandy... his potassium levels were
not low either, right? What about a baby aspirin, just in case it's blood
clot related? Just trying to think of anything that can lead to rear leg
issues...
And, of course, you can always syringe feed if he's being
I don't know what to tell you Kerry except that we're all sending GLOW your
way, for both you and Bandy.
Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito
My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely living
his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile.
Dearest Kerry,
You and Bandy have been through so much together. All my prayers are
with you that he will once again bounce back. I don't have any
suggestions for treatment for you, it sounds like he's on so much
already. Did you try the IR? I have been hesitant to use it too, but
just
Hi everyone,
Thanks so much for your prayers. We just got back from the vet again..His
temp was 105.5 Sat. So they called the vet and we gave him 2cc of dex along
with another polyflex and baytril injection..He got some metronidazole as he
has a loose stool...I never could get him to eat on
Love, prayers, and healing to you all.
elizabeth
In a message dated 12/16/2006 12:51:08 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi everyone,
Thanks so much for your prayers. We just got back from the vet again..His
temp was 105.5 Sat. So they called the vet and we gave him
I do NOT think you need the temp to go down in order to give the I-R. No,
Lucy did not have a temp spike at all from it, nor did Patches, nor did anyone
I
know other than my Ginger. But I also gave Ginger 1 ml, which is a very high
dose. I gave Lucy only .25 ml, which is actually the dose
oh, other thing you asked-- space between dosing. It says to do every 3-4
days for a while, i think. I have never given more than 2 shots. With Patches
she only needed one, with Ginger I did 2 shots 3 days apart, and with Lucy I
did 2 shots one week apart.
Michelle
please don't be hesitant about I-R. It really has been an extremely helpful
drug to many cats on this list, and I think Ginger is the only one who had
any reaction to it, and the reaction was quite temporary and harmless. If she
were still alive and had trouble with a fever or URI I
The only med problem my Tucson has had is a couple of episodes of low white
blood count. Both times, vet gave her a series of immuno-regulin shots and
count went right back up. Both times, I knew something was up with her
because she wouldn't eat-she's18 lbs so eating is a big thing for her!!!
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