Hey Gloria,
My husband and I are going to buy some land close to
Malvern in the next couple of months. My mother owns
it. My grandfather owned it before that; we have
family there. Are you close to Malvern? We just love
Arkansas. We've been there three times in the last
year: Petit Jean,
I'm so sorry for your loss:(
I am so sorry you have lost your beloved Clack, and so
suddenly too! Bless you for taking such good care of
him all these years and for loving him. He loves you
for it.
:)
Wendy
--- Tim Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey everyone,
I know it hasn't been that long ago that I reported
that
I'm so sorry for your loss - such a tough thing to lose two in one month! How wonderful that despite his feral nature he knew he could come to you for comfort.
I do have to say that I love their names, Click and Clack - we're big fans of Car Talk around here and I work around the corner from
Hey Maggie,
No suggestions on making going into heat easier. I
would spay. Make sure to tell the vet to use ISO gas,
and give her IV fluids before, during, and after
surgery. There is always a risk with surgery, but she
will probably be fine. Going into heat is stressful
on kitties.
:)
Wendy
I remember the incidents Hideyo mentioned happening,
and I think in at least a couple of cases the vet did
not use ISO gas and/or did not give fluids. I think
continually going into heat may be more stressful in
the long run because it's a continual lifelong thing.
Just my opinion. Hideyo is
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Thanks,
Kelley-- Vist the Austin Siamese Rescue store and save a kitty life!http://www.cafepress.com/austinsiamese
Hey Wendy,
Sure thing! i'm about 45 minutes to 1 hr from Malvern, and go thru there every
now and then. I go to nearby Hot Springs quite a bit, and use a vet there
sometimes. She does a little bit of everything, nice to have around!
I enjoy Arkansas - tend to stay home with the multitude of
Hey Wendy,
Sure thing! i'm about 45 minutes to 1 hr from Malvern, and go thru there every
now and then. I go to nearby Hot Springs quite a bit, and use a vet there
sometimes. She does a little bit of everything, nice to have around!
I enjoy Arkansas - tend to stay home with the multitude of
Thank you for the advice. My vet automatically gives fluids and uses laser surgery, which I think would help keep it less stressful for her. I'm going to talk to the vet next week about it.
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Sending prayers and lots of healing vibes for your sweet Alex, Sherry. I
hope he's feeling better real soon. hugs, Kerry
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Wonderful news about Ty, Roxane! Very pleased to hear the kitten in him
is coming out, he sounds so happy with you. Thanks for the update,
NIna
Roxane Baldwin wrote:
I know I don’t post that much but I do try and read the posts. I want
to tell all of you who have lost loved furkids including
Hi Maggie,
I don't have the beginning of this thread, but re throwing off FeLV, one
of my 5 positives has thrown it off. My vet who ran the test in his
office said there was no ambiguity--it's definite. He also said (you
guys will correct me if I or he has this wrong) that 1/3 of cats testing
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Great
to hear your guys are all as healthy and "creative" as ever Karen!. (I loved all
the descriptions you gave them back in the spring!)
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Wonderful wonderful story
Elizabeth!
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have this big sign out front (not
visible to humans)...that says 'sucker' over my front door.
This must be true, otherwise, every feral cat and creature in
the neighborhood wouldn't stop by
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My
heart goes out to you Tim, and to Click, for your loss of your beloved Clack.
Our little souls leave such a huge gap when they move on. I'm glad you were able
to be with him at the end--it's so obvious he held on for you. And I'm glad he
knew what it was to be so loved
Oh Tim, I'm so sorry. GLOW to light his path and ease your heartsTim Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey everyone,I know it hasn't been that long ago that I reported that we had lost our Miss Kitty to FeLV. Now, not even a month later we've lost Clack. He was 12 years old and I'm
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Great
to hear the good news of Ty. Perhaps he could come give my guys some lessons in
getting along!
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Congratulations Sherry! Lucky boys!
Kerry
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You know last night I was just thinking that I never
YAY TY
Glad to hear this!
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Hi all, I had a call from the Indiana
lady/angel who took 12 positives from the NJ shelter that closed down last
year.
Sheneeds a home fora 12 week
kitten, a Siamese mix, that has tested pos, and is being kept in a cage -- she
doesn't want to mix with her established
Oh no - I am so very sorry.
elizabeth
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Sent: Thu, 20 Jul 2006 8:36 PM
Subject: Our Clack is gone
Hey
everyone,
I know it hasn't
been that long ago that I reported that we had lost our
I am so sorry.
Michelle
Hi,
it's me, Diane R., just signed on from my home account. ;-)
And
already with another question!!
Patches has fairly steadily had runny eyes -- in its liquid form
before it becomes eye boogers, it's clear but a very pale pink. Is this a
symptom of something? Today the eye boogers were
Runny eyes can mean herpes or some other upper respiratory virus. 500 to
1,000 mg/day of Lysine (make sure pure Lysine with no additives) helps a lot
with this. If nose is stuffed up as well this can make them not eat. I would
look into powerful immune stimulants like Immuno-regulan
I understand, and I am so, so sorry..it hurts
so much. It is wonderful, though, that he is free to romp and play once
again...
helene
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Love and prayers for
Alex.Helene
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Alex
Prayersgoing upfor you and Alex.
elizabeth
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