Thought this might be helpful to some of you.
http://www.belfield.com/pdfs/Feline_Leukemia.pdf
Sally Jewell
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Thought this might be helpful to some of you.
http://www.belfield.com/pdfs/Feline_Leukemia.pdf
Sally Jewell
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A very good friend passed away her family didn't want the cat. Spicey has
feline leukemia going on 2 years. I took the cat in have him in a spare room
away from my cats. He has been on clavamox for about 1 yr per my friend. I am
waiting on the vet to call to find out all the specifics. Is
The wonderful people here will give you great information...all I can tell you
is to have patienceit must be extremely stressful for poor Spicey. Give
him time and a safe place to hide until he is ready to deal with the world on
his own terms. My heart breakes for him losing his
I would be a bit concerned about why he has been on clavamox for a year.
That is a LONG time to be on any antibiotic. A decent quality food, as
little stress as possible -not much you can do about the situation - and
lots of love and careful attention to his health. Many of us give various
Try Rescue Remedy in Spicey's water and the water of your other cats.
Also add Willow (another Bach Remedy) and Feliway spray. I've tried
the room atomizer but don't care for it. I have had wonderful luck
with the Feliway spray and so have my vets.
Don't press Spicey. The Royal
Joyce, you are an angel for giving Spicey a home - doing this for both
Spicey and your friend.
Do you have something of your friends that you can put in the room with him
so something smells familiar?
That might comfort him if you can do that. Does he have a good hiding place
available in the room
Another thought: Watch Spicey's teeth and gums. Not right now
obviously but when things settle down. Yes, you can get a cat used to
having its mouth opened. Good dental practices are important. Dixie
had stomatitis and we treated it with Petzlife Brush Away (put a
little in the cat's
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