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Thank you, I appreciate this.
Marlene
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> On Jun 8, 2018, at 3:48 PM, Amani Oakley wrote:
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> In my world, my perspective is usually, it can’t hurt. I would at least get
> her on the Doxycycline. It might help with the other problems you are having,
> or not, but I would
In my world, my perspective is usually, it can’t hurt. I would at least get her
on the Doxycycline. It might help with the other problems you are having, or
not, but I would probably give it a try if it were me. The only thing to watch
with the Doxycycline is that the hard tablets have been
Thank you Amani for all of this. My little girl, Bear has never gotten rid of a
nose infection. And about 1.5 months ago developed an eye and more extreme nose
infection. The vet prescribed an antibiotic for 7 days and then every week
thereafter 2 to 3 days of this same oral antibiotic.
The
Hi Marlene
I am not sure about a 3 year old. I think if he/she is stable and having no
problems, I wouldn’t be too concerned.
I would be more worried about a kitten, since they have very little reserves.
Moreover, generally speaking, FeLV is known to be more problematic for kittens,
then it
Amani, in reading this I now realize that I may not be doing enough for my 3
year old. I had understood that this protocol was for when signs/symptoms
showed. I didn’t realize otherwise. From reading your post to JoAnne I should
also be getting my vet to prescribe now the doxy ? My cat is 6.2
Joanne...
I'm so sorry that your little man tested positive. If it's any help..
of the last 3 faint positives we have had at the shelter where I
volunteer... 2 have tested negative at both 3 and 6 months. My
experience, limited as it is, is that the earlier there is a definitive
Dx the
Hi JoAnne
If this was my kitten, I would not want to just wait it out to see what might
transpire. I did that with my kitten, and it was a mistake.
My suggestion is that you start him on a long course (6 weeks) of Doxycycline.
I don't know the dosing for such a small kitten. My guess would be
There are a few things you can try but nothing proven to work. People have had
good results with T-cyte, Acemannan, and Vitamin C and I think most of these
drugs work better before the cat gets sick. My cat Oliver is 3.5 and has severe
non regenerative anemia caused by FeLV. We just started
Hi JoAnne, I have a FelV who is 3, who came to me at a month old and tested
positive immediately. At that time she had infections and fleas as she was
living outdoors alone. The vet recommended euthanasia, I didn’t agree. All her
issues were cleared, except the FelV, although I had her tested
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