I guess there's still a problem on my end. I've only gotten 7 messages
today. Thanks for the archive link.
Nina
James G. Wilson wrote:
Hey Brenda (and all),
There have been at least 11 messages today (Feb 13th) to the list.
Here is a link to the new archive for our list:
http://www.mail
Kristi,
Is this the same rabbit with the dental work and Penicillin injections?
Oh my, I'm so sorry. Sometimes it seems like it just never ends.
What's your bunny's name? How's he (?) doing?
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My rabbit was just diagnosed with renal failure.
kristi
/symptoms.htm
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My 2 year old dog Sol was diagnosed with renal dysfunction on
Friday after several tests and an ultrasound. There appears to some
some sort of damage to his kidneys which could have been caused by a
birth defect, infection, or toxin
.
Nina
Nina wrote:
Faye,
Is Simba badly injured from the dog attack? I don't know if you
believe in animal communication, but became friends with a wonderful
lady that helped me when my Ursula went missing for four days. I know
how frantic you must be. What does Simba look like? It helps me
Congratulations on your new babies Brenda and Cherie! Lovey is going
to need some serious quiet time when he gets to you, that's quite an
itinerary even for a human!
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
Again, should you need assistance I am going from Chicago Area,
Illinois to Milwaukee area
Cherie,
How adorable Sugar is! It's wonderful to see a picture of your sweet
son. Not only is he loving and sensitive, he's handsome as well. How
proud you must be.
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
Well we have a bouncing baby girl 1.5lbs 10 weeks old, born December
9th.My son names her
'll let you know how she responds.
How's Lucy? How are you? Did you get that link Bonnie sent a while
ago about caregiver syndrome and the extreme loss they feel when their
loved one crosses? Here it is again: http://www.specialneedspets.org/caregvrs.htm
Take care of yourself,
Nina
[EM
work didn't indicate parasites). The blood transfusion
had to help Gary. I really hate the idea of steroids, even if they make
her feel more perky, it's just too hard on the immune system. I'm
sending prayers and good wishes for the whole family. How is Melange
responding to treatment?
Nina
Free screen cleaning:
http://www.sunbelt-software.com/stu/screenlick.swf
Nina
cats. It seems to relax him, especially if I join
him and devote a little one-on-one time to him.
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
i've used pediatric liquid benadryl with excellent results. i know
that, someplace, i read that the overgrooming can start as a response
to an acute condition
wn better and kept him
in, (we came from a neighborhood that was safe and he'd been an
indoor/outdoor cat all his young life), what if I hadn't gone out that
night, maybe he would have stayed home, what if I'd never moved in the
first place? I've tormented myself for years over his death. I do
und
? It's just a thought that's been
swimming around in my brain. I pray Charlie finds his forever home
soon.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am writing to see if anyone has any ideas. I go to the local
shelter, where my positives came from, twice a day to take care of
Lamby, a disabled
well.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Nina, but aren't you in California? I'm in
Massachusetts, so it might be kind of hard to get him to California!
I was at Gay Pride in Boston last summer and a shelter from a
town near Boston actually had a similar idea to yours
for the transfer factor. Grace has been feeling kind
of low and it's nice to have something extra to give her. I'll let you
know if it seems to help her, in the meantime it means alot to me to
have something, (anything) extra to do.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Kerry...
I can't remember if I
o help her
get well.
Much love,
Nina
crystal dunham wrote:
I need to find out if there are any
vets near albany ny who will treat cats that have FeLV I found out
about 4 weeks ago that mt cat has it after about 3 colds in 3 months
and then on the 4th month she almost died untill the n
vet for
diagnosis? I would strongly advise you do that asap. When you know
what you're dealing with the decisions will be easier to make.
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
Fulvicin, treats ringworm, according to the woman she is mixing
it in her food...I just am not there and do not want to bring
Oh how wonderful! Someone actively searching for a hard-to-adopt
kitty! Hooray!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone-
Just thought I'd let you know that a client at my vet hospital has an opening
for a young male felv+.
She is an excellent mom and has been adopting felv+ for as long as I can
between 3 or 4 cats and it seems just as effective with out having
to douse them in poison. Here's the link to Pet Shed were I order my
Revolution, I also get Drontal (worm med) from them w/o a
prescription. http://www.petshed.com/
Nina
Steve Williams wrote:
Cherie,
I'm kind of afraid
the exact name
and treatment amount/protocol, I'll sit on my vet until she helps me
get some in my hot little hand. Thank you for asking about Gypsy. Her
IBD symptoms have not improved. It's very frustrating. I have a call
into my vet to see if she has anything else up her sleeve.
Nina
Hideyo
and longer than she would have without you.
Thank you for all you do for so many.
Nina
Del Daniels wrote:
Effie left us this morning
and my friend,Liz, who passed away last week,is taking care of her in
heaven. The pain from the growing mass against her spine took away her
Bob Barker, Doris Day, Betty White!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 3/3/2005 1:04:26 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I didn't know about Bo Derek. Good for her. Why aren't
there more celebs
like those two?
Kerry
We have Linda Evans
around
Cherie,
$10 for 2lbs? There goes the budget! I buy Jonny Cat at Costco ($9
for 50lbs) and add baking soda (also bought in the jumbo economy size)
and Feline Pine. The Jonny Cat is cheap enough that I don't have to
conserve litter when cleaning the boxes and sprinkling baking soda and
Feline
in wheel chairs. She brought them to children's
hospitals and the kids gained strength witnessing how happy and
unconcerned the dogs were about their disabilities.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Our little Shitsu dog is coming home today from the disc surgery - they
wanted to keep him at the hospital
. Well, at least not from the littler boxes!
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
Nina,
Thanks I will try thatalso, with 7 cats and 3 jumbo boxes, I
scoop 3 times a day and change all of them on Saturday, with daily
sprinkeling of Arm and Hammer litter box deodorizer, get very
expensive. I use Tidy Cat
I just read my email, I have 7 cats, not 3. Where did that come from?
Nina
Nina wrote:
I'm guessing that Arm and Hammer litter box deodorizer is more
expensive than their regular baking soda. They've got to pay for the
marketing and fancy packaging somehow, right? Try the regular
and she's watching over you.
Much love,
Nina
Del Daniels wrote:
Thank you to everyone who responded
with sympathies to my huge loss of Effie. She was such a light in our
lives and we miss her terribly. The "real" Effie gradually faded away
and she became a more sedentary waif wit
be done in the neighborhood where the cats are located?
Even a community garage sale could help. How about printing up fliers
to put in mail boxes asking for donations of money, supplies, or things
that could be sold? Please let us know how it goes.
Nina
Gloria B. Lane wrote:
I work with Feline
Terri,
What about the rescue Kathy just posted about?
Niki's Felines Enjoying Lives of Value - F.E.L.V. rescue in NJ is a
not-for-profit rescue/hospice/sanctuary for FeLV+ cats only.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 3/4/2005 10:48:34 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
after meals, (just like mom would do!). I talked to a woman
at a local rescue that told me about bottle babies that grew up not
knowing how to properly groom themselves, what kind of momma was she!?
Congratulations on the new additions! Please send pictures!
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey
I had a kitten with coccidia, but the stool was grayish. Albon did
clear it up. Thanks for the amoxy tip.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In
a message dated 3/6/2005 8:24:33 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyway they have started to have greenish brown
, (you probably have so many
frequent flyer miles accumulated that you could probably get some of us
in as well!). Many blessings to you and your family.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
You guys are so wonderful! - I and Uh-oh-oh feel better already!!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Thank you Barbara, Kyle and Cherie,
We appreciate your kind thoughts and prayers.
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
Nina,
I am with you.I am sending healing vibes your wayhang in
there and keep us posted
cherie
Melbeach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sending
payers your way now
e
the last paragraph!
Thanks Kyle, you're a gem!
Nina
Melbeach wrote:
Found some more info on VO ya'll might be
interested in.
From Virbac's FAQ: http://www.virbagenomega.com/uk/faqcat
Q: After reconstitution of Virbagen
Omega, can the vial be stored overnight and used on
family are in my thoughts and prayers. You're never
alone. You've found a warm, knowledgeable and supportive group of
people on this list. I don't know what I would do without them.
Nina
Kris Kulak wrote:
Wow Sally, You are extremely informative and easier to
comprehend than some sites I've been
(wasting 1/2 a vial), and then the other cat would
receive the larger dose during the last phase. Does this make sense?
Neither of them has ever received a full vial in one injection.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was told to give Lucy 5 mu at a time, which is a whole vial
Virbac is the company that we have gotten our feline interferon from.
I was hoping Intercat was associated with a different company, (hoping
for a price reduction!). Oh well.
Nina
gg wrote:
Hi Cherie,
Sorry if there was any confusion regarding the links I sent
food and hasn't eaten since Monday at 4:30pm. (except for
a bit of dog biscuit which he held in his mouth for 30 seconds before
deciding it was a good idea to chew and eat it). I'm thinking it's
because of the fentanyl patch. I may remove it early and see if it helps.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote
conducting such a study.
Nina
gg wrote:
Kirk's Current Veterinary Therapy XIII Small Animal
Practice
CVT Update: Feline Leukemia Virus pgs 281
Year Published: 2000
Dr. Alice M. Wolf, ACVIM, ABVP (Fe)
(One of the Internal Medicine Consultants on the www.vin.com board.)
PA
,
Nina
Marlene Chornie wrote:
Does anyone know if Virbagen Omega Interferon is available
for use in Canada? I recently read somewhere that it is now licensed
for use here in Canada - but can't locate the website that I saw it
on. Any input/info would be appreciated.
Thanks
and procedures. I love my
GP vet, she's a wonderful older lady that I trust, but she's not up to
helping me with anything out of the ordinary.
Nina
Melbeach wrote:
It was extremely thoughtful for Michelle to share. I was surprised to
say the least! Hopefully I can return the favor to someone one
Kyle,
Nina, are you sure you really have a way to keep the unused sterile? I'd be
really worried about that.
No, it is a risk, but when I was considering using the left-over before, I had two worries, the sterilization factor, and I wasn't sure if the interferon would break down and become either
to remain sterile, because each
needle is sterile when it goes in to draw it. Of course, maybe it also
has preservatives in it that we don't know about.
Michelle
In a message dated 3/10/05 9:30:55 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nina, are you sure you really have a way
necessarily mean it's something that she won't just recover
from. There are times when I become concerned about someone's behavior
and then I realize my negs are acting the same way. Keep a close eye on
her, and try to breathe.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
What is the likelihood of false negative
seems to be sure exactly what that entails). My
vets are knowledgeable and adventurous, but I still wish they would hold
my hand more.
Nina
Melbeach wrote:
Thanks for all the input. I've been real busy the past couple of days.
But I did manage to get Brissle in yesterday and get started on the
VO
the trick, I'll take her in for blood tests. I've been
debating about ordering a new supply of VO, although, where the money's
going to come from, I can't tell you.
Thanks for caring, keep those prayers coming!
Nina
to make difficult decisions
about releasing a sick or injured feral cat or having them PTS. It's a
tough call, but it's an individual call. The advocation of wholesale
slaughter is in no way humane or respectful treatment of another species.
Nina
tamara stickler wrote:
Ok, I'm going to play
and resources are depleted, it gets really hard. Thanks again
for the good wishes, they help.
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Thanks for the update Nina. Great news about Grace, and I'm sending
hopes that Zevon and Jazz continue to show improvement (however slowly).
I really feel for you re Gypsy. I'm
Thank you darlin',
How's the growing menagerie at your house doing? Have the newbies
settled in?
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
Good Luck Nina...sending healing vibes to all ;-))
Cherie
*/Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
Thank you to all those who inquired about Zevon's condition, here's
are already
overwhelmed. For the sake of the cats already in your care, your sanity
and limited resources, you have to allow others to help in whatever way,
or extent they are capable of. As Tamara has already said, there just
aren't enough of us to go around.
Much love,
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto
Michelle,
You can also put in another application for VO yourself. I've gotten
two okays for Grace and one for Jazz. I have one sitting at my vet's
office waiting until I have enough money to order it.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hideyo,
I think you should try Immuno-regulin for her. Your
and look at her
through the corners of you eyes. Pretend to lick your hand and groom
your face in her presence. Something else that works like a charm to
put cats at ease, is to actually lie on your back, stretch your arms
out slowly and expose your belly!
Keep us informed, good luck!
Nina
Hideyo
to be feral, whether born to it, or
dumped and truly reverted, if it's not possible to socialize them, I
think they have a right to remain free to live their lives. I don't
think we're going to change each other's minds on this subject. But I
can't help voicing mine!
Nina
catatonya wrote:
Thank you
Hi Kyle,
Thanks for the prayers!
I called Michelle Rose at my vet's (Veterinary Medical and Surgical
Group). I wasn't able to talk to Michelle personally, but I did leave
her a message. Hopefully she'll be getting back to me some time today,
I let you know what she says.
Nina
Melbeach wrote
, doing the best you can to help as many as
you can.
Nina
catatonya wrote:
I just think we're talking about different situations. My Mamma Kitty
I brought home from North Carolina last winter was living with a feral
colony. The colony lives in the woods behind my sister's
neighborhood. She
Bonnie,
I'm sorry that we can't all vote on this issue, thanks for sending the
link for us to put in our two cents worth though!
Nina
BONNIE J KALMBACH wrote:
...you have to be at the spring hearings in order to vote on this
advisory issues. Anyone can sent in comments (please see below). I
vet leave their voice number AND their fax number.
Kyle - please respond to this so I can be sure you've read it!
Nina
Kristi,
How are the kittens doing? Has their diarrhea cleared up?
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for that info, I think today we start the litter boxes and some strained turkey or chicken. They are eating up to 30cc a meal...and sleeping through the night- Thank God. Anyway they have
they were eating on their own. I suspect cats that
nurse on their blankets, toys, etc. were weened to early, and I wanted
to avoid that behavior if I could, (it does seemed to have worked!).
Thanks for the update!
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I brought Matilda (one of my 8mo old felv's) to the eye
probably work wonders. Have you ever tried separating them to
work with them one on one?
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Thanks for asking, Michelle. I should first clarify that the shelter
(Tree House) wanted, and had, nothing to do with the cats :(.
They'd had 16 kittens left on their doorstep
you and your whole tribe!
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Last week this
time I picked up a kitty that was willed to my rescue that another
Humane Society had delivered to me. They drove over 3 hours to get her
to me.
Never had one this
old willed to me before. The person was put
of a car ride and having to go to the vet's
office. Just my 2 cents.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
I need an advise from you
I am planning to take Buddha
(squeekie) for blood test to make sure that everything is ok before I
merge her
with mine I can pet her, but she
, actually stayed around while I put down a plate of wet for him.
Great, another stray. Definitely a Tom, he has those heavy tell-tale
jowls. I didn't get a close enough look to see if he's intact, but if
he is, he's going to get snipped whether he "belongs" to somebody or
not!
Nina
H
babies.
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Message
Hi wonderful Nina!
I read your reply to Hideyo with great
interest. (I'm always looking for the magic answer to stress-free
medical attention for my ferals.)
(My messages are not getting thru, hence
the direct post in response
now of an easier way to sedate a feral, 'train' me too :) !
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Oh my gosh
Every time,
when I have to spay my feral, there are very easy way to transport them
into a
gas chamber (the box you put to anthetize) there is no stress on cats
in a sense t
to you.
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
Well, you guys I got one of my new kitties yesterday, it was a horrid
expierence. The gal called me from KY and told me the kitty was going
to get flown, I have never done that before so, I asked questions, and
told her to put a blanket in with him
(using a clean spot on the cloth) and gently
rub their gums and teeth as best I can. It has a light peppermint
taste, and Jazz and Grace don't seem to mind it. I'm only using it when
I notice excess salivation and it seems to help keep symptoms under
better control.
Nina
been eating when they sent him? So many changes,
including food, could have his little system in chaos. I hope he's
okay.
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
Nina,
Yes his ears are hot, they have been hot since I picked him up
yesterday.
Cherie
Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cherie,
It could
and not one of the ones that just say, I can't
tell you anything without seeing your animal. There are just so many
things it could be. Hopefully someone else on the list can be of more
help. Come on Loki, we're all pulling for you.
Nina
Steve Williams wrote:
In the last couple of days, Loki has
be interested in doing studies concerning FeLV?
Nina
Marlene Chornie wrote:
Nina,
I use the compounded liquid form of Doxycycline. Until the
liquid form came in, the vet gave me a few pills to start with, which
they broke up for me since his dose was 1/3 tab. twice a day. When I
gave
, I've aways felt a bit uncomfortable adding sugar
to her diet! I'll let you know how it goes.
Nina
Melbeach wrote:
Has anyone else hadany problems
with esophagus ulcers? I'm asking because when I started giving Brissle
liquid dox, one time right after giving it to her and she sat
of chicken and turkey), even the cats that
turn their noses up at the chicken, seem to like the ham. I know it's
not the best protein for them, but when I have to mix something in,
they'll eat it in the ham. Good luck with Coco, keep me informed.
Nina
Julie Johnson wrote:
Hi Nina,
Fortunately
Julie,
I bet you're right, I bet she'd love caviar! It's fish eggs, after all.
Where did you order the Nutrigest from? I'll bet it's a better price,
than through my vet.
Nina
Julie Johnson wrote:
Hi Nina,
Duck, huh? Don't these little stinkers have caviar tastes? Oops;
don't let Gypsy
Poor Big Boy, and poor you! Do you happen to know what amount of Ace
you give your kids for the desired effect?
Nina
Chris wrote:
Message
The first
time I took Big Boy to the vet
was without anything and he totally freaked out! The vet tech somehow
let
him go he literally
strength and love, I pray it washes over you and
helps to bring you peace.
Much love,
Nina
, and now, after all Buddha has
been through, I hate to think of her sharing that fate. Just my
opinion, which I can't seem to keep to myself!
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
hideyo, i would be very interested in seeing any info showing
non-aggressive contact passing the FIV virus--that goes against
it became clear he only got to stay
in general population when he behaved like a gentleman.
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
on the other paw, nina (that phrase is how you can tell i'm a
libra)--sometimes i think we judge a cat's comfort needs in our
terms rather than in theirs. WE may not want to live
Nine cats were initially FIV-positive and six more cats became
infected during the course of the study, without evidence of having been
bitten*.
Thank you Glenda. I stand corrected. You may, quite literally, be a
life saver. I guess this is why vets don't trust anecdotal reporting.
Nina
gg
operty works against us in so
many ways, wouldn't it be nice to have it work for us for a change?
Nina
Jen Meyer wrote:
Message
Obviously, these owners (whose dogs
attack)who claim their dogs are the sweetest things ever aren't
telling the whole truth... ;) My guess is that they knew
sure they'll squeeze you in if they can. I just read
about something you can only get from a vet for constipation, I'm not
sure if it's actually a prescription, or not. Ask your vet about it,
it's called Lactulose. What is your name?
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi Everyone,
I was looking into cancer occurrence due to vaccinations and came across
this petition. I thought you guys might be interested in signing it as
well.
Nina
http://www.petitiononline.com/petvax23/petition.html
Hi Bonnie,
I wanted to respond to your story about Andre and your brother's GSD. I
can imagine how scary that incident was for you guys. Without my being
there, or without more info about exactly what took place, it's hard for
me to speculate on the whys of it. However, one thing I can tell
bodies to spend many, many happy years with you. You're
such a wonderful dad. I'm sending all my love and sympathy to you, I
wish there were something else I could say or do, but all I can think of
is to tell you, I understand.
Much love,
Nina
Steve Williams wrote:
My last little love is gone
too! I know how much you wanted her to stay healthy and live a
long, long time. Sweet little angel. Thank God you were there to fill
the time she had with love and safety. How's her momma doing?
Sending you love and sympathy,
Nina
Tad Burnett wrote:
Steve It is so sad to loose our kittens
. You're a good human, Tad.
Nina
Tad Burnett wrote:
Thankyou Nina for the kind words..
Momma is doing quit well...The kitten was always wabbly on her feet
and held her head at an angle all the time so she had some
problems...But I had just started to believe that she might make it
for a while
Stephanie,
If your vet is telling you he's out of options, he shouldn't have a
problem helping you get, and administer immuno-regulin, (in case you
have trouble ordering it yourself). I'd sit on him until he helps
you! Good luck with TeeCee, we're all pulling for you guys.
Nina
P.S. Kyle, I'm
Ha! I had to go back and read your original sentence to see what you
were talking about. I must be able to read meow, the syntax didn't
throw me at all!
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
um, let me rephrase that one sentence: so that any bite inflicted
will not be deep enough to pass the virus
Cherie,
What's going on with Thor that you've been so worried? Is it because
of the vaccine? Is he still having a hard time with the other
animals? Did I miss something, he's not sick is he?
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
Hi again,
being so worried abouth Thor I forgot to mention, you can
the
opportunity to be loved. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Nina
Stephanie E Caldwell wrote:
Well, I ended up at the Animal
ER tonight with TeeCee and the news was
not good. He has a severly low white count
and is severely anemic. He has the
type of anemia where his bone marrow
that can be done. So, you see, I've been
sitting here in the dark, contemplating all this myself. My prayers
and thoughts are with you and Tee Cee. Miracles do happen, a miracle
could happen for you and Tee Cee.
Much love,
Nina
Stephanie E Caldwell wrote:
Nina
you think? I guess we should talk to the list
administrators about this.
Once again, thank you Kyle and everyone else for your continued support
and help,
Much love to all of you,
Nina
Melbeach wrote:
Nina, what's going on with Jazz? Is she not responding to VO? I'm so sorry to
hear about
eating on her own. Belinda always has good advise about this.
Keep us informed.
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
Thank you Nina for your concern, his gums are alittle pale, not bad
though. Yes I used the whole tube, as I did with everyone else, and he
is not my smallest by far. He is getting
soon. Try to keep positive, you've come to the right place
for support and suggestions. Thanks to your diligence, you're catching
this early, and that's so very important. Keep your chin up. We're all
pulling for you guys.
Nina
Amy Wilkins wrote:
Shelby is losing weight as well. I don't
MC,
It must be such a trip at your house!
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
not to downplay the possibility of a number of serious things, i've
long found that 100ml or so of fluids can help ANY cat who is even
starting to act punky--sometimes it seems to jump-start their own
systems into fighting off
ne
to? How long ago was that? Maybe he's reacting to the shot, some
animals get pretty sick from vaccines. I don't want to scare you
anymore than you already are, but we had a Weimaraner when I was a kid,
that contracted distemper after a vaccine. This was a long time ago,
but still...
Nina
Cherie
take some work, but
I know many of us already have saved helpful posts from the past, and it
is worth the effort. Now, how to make the time...
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Nina. I would try Immuno-regulin with Jazz. It seemed to help Brissle a
lot. I will try it if something goes wrong
and Victor for a
speedy recovery,
Nina
---BeginMessage---
Hi,
I saw that you have a lot of experience with FELV+ cats. I rescued a feral cat, Victor, 5 years
ago. He tested positive for FELV
and had fleas and worms very bad. We
treated everything at the time and has done fabulous until just
that if the virus is still being fought by the host, and it hasn't
entered their bone marrow, there is a better chance of clearing it. Are
you asking these questions about the VO for the kitten in question?
Nina
Gloria B. Lane wrote:
Oops - brain stress, I guess - reading too many emails at once
ill
let me bathe her without too much fuss. Make sure if you get TeeCee
wet, that he's kept warm until completely dry. I put Gypsy in a wire
dog crate with a space heater facing her and a heating pad wrapped in
towels, set on low, for her to sit on if she wants.
Nina
Stephanie E Cald
is
an excellent one. Of course, another really good resource for homes are
those that already have a positive, but how do we reach these people?
Again, through their vets seems like an answer. It's a really tough
problem, but I don't seem to be running into easy problems lately.
Nina
when and if you're ready to start the dispensation application with the
FDA. As I said before, Michelle Rose, (bless her!), at my vet's has
made up a packet to help other interested vets with that process.
Nina
Gloria B. Lane wrote:
Thanks, Nina - no, I'm not asking it for the kitty in question
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