Nina, that's what I think, too. Thanks.
I go round and round because she goes up and down. When she seems sick it
seems obvious I should take her to a specialist, and when she feels good it
seems stupid to.
I promise not to bother you guys with it again.
Michelle
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Michelle,I always go with what you say because you are so much more knowledgeable than I am. That being said. I have an IBD cat and I ALWAYS keep him on the same food. Anytime he gets a treat or different type of food he has problems. That's all I can tell you, and I'm sure the circumstances
Subject: Re: wavering on internist appointment again
Michelle,
I always go with what you say because you are so much more knowledgeable than I am. That being said. I have an IBD cat and I ALWAYS keep him on the same food. Anytime he gets a treat or different type of food he has problems
You better "bother" us. That's what we're here for! That was not my
intention at all! I understand the "roller coaster" effect, we all
do. For me, decisions about going to the vet are never easy. I hate
going to the vet as much as the cats do. I esp hate going only to find
after the stress of
Michelle,
I tend to be an agonizer too. What I have learned about myself is that if I make a decision and am still agonizing then it's not the right decision for me. I know a decision is the right one when I feel the weight lifted and just feel less agonized. There is no right or wrong decision -
You are not bothering the list. It's just that we don't really know what to tell you. Keep talking and someone will maybe give you some advice. I don't know what I'd do.t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Nina, that's what I think, too. Thanks.I go round and round because she goes
knowledgeable. I only know what i have dealt with myself, and what I have learned from you and others on this list. I value your opinion a lot. Michelle -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSent: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 7:25 AMSubject: Re: wavering on internist
Michelle, I am glad to hear Lucy is much better...I wouldn't put her through the vet visit yet.. My vet put Inky on 10mg of pred for 3 to 4 wks at the beginning of his treatment last year..then we went down to 5 for another several weeks...He isn't even on pred now as I finally weaned him off
So Lucy has been herself for the past 4 or 5 days, since going back on 10
mg/day of pred. She eats fairly well (roasted duck or raw food mixed with
Beechnut baby food), has completely normal bowels, runs around like normal (in
fact, brought in a half-dead mole a few hours ago, which I tried
Michelle,
You crack me up! I know it's not funny, but you can certainly go
'round and 'round with the best of them! If you are asking what I'd
do... I wouldn't take her on such a horrendous vet trip if she's
catching and bringing you moles with enough fight in them to bite you
in their final
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