Sherry, we are always here for you. You and Dr. Jen have had a tough week.
Shamell, Colin and Holden were all special and will always have a place in your
hearts. They are now whole healthy Angels.
You all are in our thoughts and prayers
Sharyl
--- On Thu, 7/22/10, Sherry DeHaan
I'm so sorry Sherry Losing three wonderful fur babies
in one week must have been terribly sad for you and Dr.Jen.
Thank you for loving and caring for these special cats.
Lorrie
On 07-22, Sherry DeHaan wrote: A very? very sad week for us at
Sids.Sharmell we lost July 20 and Colin and
So sorry, Sherry. Thank you for the little descriptions you always provide
for these babies. They all deserve a line or two to honor their little
personalities. It's so good that you and the others at Sids got to know,
appreciate and love them in their brief lives.
Diane R.
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So very sorry Sherry. What an awful week for you. Three little candles in
SoCal tonight for these three special babies. Sara
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Sent: Thu, 22 Jul 2010 18:48:10 -0700 PDT
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Rachel, I was saddened to read that Nuj has crossed the Rainbow Bridge. You
are so right about trying to catch issues as early as possible. We love them,
care for them and in the end let them go.
You all are in our thoughts and prayers
Sharyl
--- On Fri, 7/23/10, rache20...@aol.com
Wondering if people would offer an opinion. My cat, Wolfie, has rear leg
weakness that is getting progressively worse. He's been seen by numerous vets
and it's not going to get any better. I'm guessing the leukemia is finally
getting the best of him.
Anyway, I'm just wondering how much I
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So sorry about all the recent kitties passing on. Am new to this site but if
I've learned anything thus far is that they were loved and thanks to you had
the
best possible life here with us given their circumstances.
Paola
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Oh Amy--WOlfie sounds like such a spunky little character! If he's jumping
on the bed, etc., then he's still spry enough to do the stairs. And you
know, when he can't do it, he won't try. He might just start meowing at the
bottom or top of the stairs when he wants help going up or down. Cats
I work with a Louisiana shelter that's desperately overrun with owner
surrenders following BP spill unemployment. A shelter from Ohio has
contacted them about helping I'm wondering if anyone is familiar with
them. It's the Angels for Animals in Canfield, OH.
Christiane Biagi
Amy, I've had several FelV cats with back leg problems, and
they seem to know when it's time to stop climbing stairs or
trying to jump up on things. I'd let him do what he thinks
he is up to doing. To restrict him would stress him, and
this is always bad for FelV cats.
Lorrie
On 07-23, Amy
I remember when you posted initially -- I responded that I, too, had a cat that
began experiencing rear leg weakness and then some head tremors. Her blood
work (a reg health screen) was great (but for FeLV) so they sent her home and
said watch her and see if it gets better, worse, etc. Well,
You might consider a ramp or something like that so he can continue to
get on the bed with you. If you acclimate him to it now, he can
decide to use it on his own.
On Jul 23, 2010, at 4:23 PM, Lorrie wrote:
Amy, I've had several FelV cats with back leg problems, and
they seem to know when
My cousin lives in Canfield and is a cat lover. I will forward your e-mail
to her and see if she knows anything about Angels for Animals.
Sue
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Sent: Friday, July
Thank you so very much...
Christiane Biagi
Volunteer-Friends of the Animal Shelter (FOAS)
914-720-6888
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Sent: Thursday, January
Hi Tracy,
Thanks for writing. Sorry to hear about your cat. I certainly understand you
being bummed out. I don't think I could be more bummed out over all this. Any
info is helpful to me at this point and I'm very grateful to be part of this
list. Please keep me posted on what you find
Thanks to all that have replied. My gut tells me to let Wolfie do what he
wants. That's the way it has always been with him and I don't think he'd have
it any other way to be honest. I guess I just needed reassurance that I wasn't
being an irresponsible mom. Thanks for all the support!
Coco had Mynecrosis that the vets attributed to a nutritional deficiency
after ruling out toxo and another cause.
I was emptying an entire bag of dry Wellness into a Tupperware container.
The thought was the oxygen rush depleted the food of Vitamin D/Selenium.
Laurie
Never, never be afraid to do
Laurie
I remember you mentioning Coco having this and did add it to my list of
possible causes. Was the problem able to be resolved?
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Yes. I changed her to canned Wellness and she is a happy healthy 14 year
old, 6 years later! She is not FeLV+.
They had to take muscle biopsies and sent them off to a clinic in Dallas or
something.
This is not something many vets can biopsy, I guess.
I took her to Iowa State University Vet School
Amy--being irresponsible would have been if you hadn't given it a second
thought! Wolfie sounds like a wonderful cat who knows his own mind and who
lets you know what he wants needs what he can or can't do. After all,
our kitties only let us THINK we're in charge--they KNOW that we really
Amy--am afraid I haven't been following all the details of the various tests
suggestions and I know it sounds stupid, but is there any chance Wolfie
developed very bad early onset arthritis?
Christiane Biagi
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There is a treatment out there that has successfully treated dry FIP.I am brain
fried and cant think of the name but I found out about it because my cat had
FIP, only the wet kind, and this injection was listed as a possible treatment.
Its brand new and i'm sure you can get more info on it on
What is the kitties potassium and blood pressure?
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