Hi all. I said this in my last update but thought changing the subject would
help.
Slink's fever still isn't quite down. I'm considerinng trying IR (if I can
afford it) and could order it without a scrip. I have a vet tech here this
week so we could even administer it here. ButI
At 10:38 AM 3/19/2007, you wrote:
I used .753/4 cc IV per dose, The recommendation was
for1/2 to 1 cc so I setteled on the middle of that,..,,Make sure
the vet gives it IV not sub q or IM,,
I gave it twice a week but this was on a healthy FELV cat,
Ask those who have used it on
Well Max's IFA was negative,
Now the big question...
Immuno Regulin???
Do I start on it now..He does have swollen lymph nodes ??
Still working on getting Omega Interferon and will be starting Sammy
in Alferon,,,
Ha anyone had the I.R exacerbated the FELV???
Kelly
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No virus found
Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well
Max's IFA was negative,Now the big question...Immuno
Regulin???Do I start on it now..He does have swollen lymph nodes
??Still working on getting Omega Interferon and will be starting Sammy
in Alferon,,,Ha anyone had the I.R exacerbated
it.
Michelle
In a message dated 9/22/2006 2:49:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well Max's IFA was negative,
Now the big question...
Immuno Regulin???
Do I start on it now..He does have swollen lymph nodes ??
Still working on getting Omega Interferon
dated
9/22/2006 2:49:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Well Max's IFA was negative,
Now the big question...
Immuno Regulin???
Do I start on it now..He does have swollen lymph nodes ??
Still working on getting Omega Interferon
. But if he is negative he might not need it--
might be able to kick this without it.
Michelle
In a message dated 9/22/2006 2:49:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well Max's IFA was negative,
Now the big question...
Immuno Regulin???
Do I start on it now..He does have swollen
had good results so far with immuno-regulin.
The vet started my Smokey on shots several months
back. He is positive and kept on getting fevers.
He
hasn't had a fever since March. Smokey started
gaining
weight and right now he seems to be doing really
good.
I keep my fingers crossed
a day for 4 days, .4cc once a week for 4 weeks and .4cc every 4 months. I have a feleuk baby I want to start on
immunoregulin but can't settle on a protocol. Thanks. Susan cindy reasoner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: I have had good results so far with immuno-regulin. The vet started my Smo
I have had good results so far with immuno-regulin.
The vet started my Smokey on shots several months
back. He is positive and kept on getting fevers. He
hasn't had a fever since March. Smokey started gaining
weight and right now he seems to be doing really good.
I keep my fingers crossed
At 06:56 AM 9/1/2006, you wrote:
Thanks
I was wondering for my new young 8 month old cat if it might enhance
the possibility if clearing the virus, Is there any benefit in giving
it to a non symptomatic cat???
Kelly
I have had good results so far with immuno-regulin.
The vet started my
That I don't know. I am taking Smokey back to the vet
tomorrow to be retested for feline leukemia so I'm
hoping that by some miracle it comes back negative. He
isn't showing any symptons of the disease now so I am
going to ask the vet if we need to quit giving him the
immuno-regulin. He
to start on immunoregulin but can't settle on a protocol. Thanks. Susancindy reasoner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have had good results so far with immuno-regulin. The vet started my Smokey on shots several monthsback. He is positive and kept on getting fevers. Hehasn't had a fever since March. Smokey
showing any symptons of the disease now so I am
going to ask the vet if we need to quit giving him the
immuno-regulin. He was getting the shots subq twice a
week but for the past month he has been getting them
only once a week.
Cindy
--- kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 06:56 AM 9/1/2006, you wrote
on immunoregulin but can't settle on a
protocol. Thanks. Susan
cindy reasoner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I
have had good results so far with immuno-regulin.
The vet started my Smokey on shots several months
back. He is positive and kept on getting fevers. He
hasn't had a fever since March
Susan cindy reasoner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: I have had good results so far with immuno-regulin. The vet started my Smokey on shots several months back. He is positive and kept on getting fevers. He hasn't had a fever since March. Smokey started gaining weight and right now he seems to be
the vet if we need to quit giving him the
immuno-regulin. He was getting the shots subq twice a
week but for the past month he has been getting them
only once a week.
Cindy
--- kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 06:56 AM 9/1/2006, you wrote:
Thanks
I was wondering for my new young 8 month old cat
. I am taking Smokey back to the
vet
tomorrow to be retested for feline leukemia so I'm
hoping that by some miracle it comes back negative.
He
isn't showing any symptons of the disease now so I
am
going to ask the vet if we need to quit giving him
the
immuno-regulin. He was getting
the clinical trials on Immuno Regulin because there were
no documented benefits,,,
I had used Alpha Interferon many years ago but that did not help.
Anyone with opinions I would appreciate,
Thanks
Kelly
www.kellyscats.zoomshare.com/
I have seen very quick and positive results from Immuno-Regulin with two of
my cats, and so have several other people on this list.
Michelle
In a message dated 9/1/2006 1:47:52 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
have not
been here for years,,,I have a new kitten 8 mos
Michelle, I think 1/2cc would be a good start tooHow many days apart did you wait? Did you give it every 4 days for a couple of weeks? I read that some place, too...and then you give it weekly for a few weeks then can go to once a month...Please let me know if I have this right... I am going
There must be a lot of varying opinions among vets about the dose for immunoregulin -- I have a foster kitty who gets .2cc every single month - continuing what her original vet has done for 7-8 years. My vet suggested .2cc per day for 4 days, then .2cc twice a week for 4 weeks and then .2cc every
Well, I did 1 ml, and it was for pneumonia with one cat and a bad URI with the other. It only took 1 dose with the first, and two doses with the second (3 days apart) and then they were better, so I never had to think about long-term dosing. I'm not sure. I think I would do every 3 or 4 days
I was trying to find some more info on the IR..and found the posts by Cindy about giving it sub-q..I need to know how much IV and sub-q..and how often we should stay with it...I guess we really need a starting point to see if it won't help Bandy.. I will keep trying to catch up on the past posts,
Kerry,
At least to start, I would give I-R IV, at the vet's if you
can't do it yourself. That is the only way the studies show it working and the
company that makes it says it will work. They advise against giving it sub-q.
However, at least 2 cats on this list have gotten it sub-q without
Deanne,
I'm pretty sure I ordered it from Revival.
http://www.revivalanimal.com/product.asp?pn=31-020
It's been a while now, so I can't remember what I paid for it. Do a
Google for it on the web and I'm sure you'll come up with other places
as well. As Cindy mentioned, it's also called
Hi Jennifer,
IR and Interferon are different things and work in different ways. I
just gave a brief description about how IR works in my response to
"Immunoregulin for Chelsea". Your vet might not be familiar with IR.
There's a link to info on it on our list's homepage:
www.felineleukemia.org
Hey, Michelle - I'm the one who has the 10yr old cat who has been getting it for 7-8 years. It really is hard to know if that has helped or not -- in fact my own vet, who I think is on top of everything, said he doubts it - he thinks she is just in that lucky % of feleuk+ cats who is going to
FYI, I called the company that makes I-R, and they say that they only
recommend using it IV because parts are absorbed sub-q and IM without being
effective, i.e. it is more effective IV. That said, it seems to be working
great for Smokey sub-q, so if anyone needs to give it at home it sounds
Thanks, Michelle - I've been talking to Susan here in Little Rock
about it's use both IV and Sub-Q.
I'd be interested to hear what others experiences are. I'm sure
the company isn't going to commit till they're satisfied their (and
FDA) research requirements, which doesn't mean it doesn't
Hi Michelle,
Thank you for researching into the different possible protocols and
uses for IR.
You probably know what I'm going to say before I say it. I agree with
Gray. There's no way to know if the IR has been helping that 10 yr old
cat, and even though I understand your reasoning about it
Hi Nina, No we haven't used immuno-regulin...His vet doesn't seem to like to use it..She told me that she hadn't had good results with it so I really haven't pushed the issue with it.. His temp has been spiking alot the last week so she told me yesterday to keep using the dex as needed to keep
Yes, there is info on the felk website about IR. I looked for info
that I saved about it and at first glance came up with one of Kyle's
posts about Brissle when she was on it, (pasted below).
>From what I understand it is a bacteria (?), that when introduced to
their system helps kick their
Cindy thats wonderful news about Smokey's improvement! Hooray for you
and your precious little boy!! Thank you so much for letting us know
he's doing well. I tell you there is no joy like watching our fragile
babies rebound and begin playing! I'm so pleased for you two.
I know you tried a
Kerry,
How are your angels doing? With all the treatments and supps you've
used with Bandy for his temp spikes, I can't remember if you've had him
on IR. I seemed to remember that you have, or at least you have
considered it. Could you please post and let us know if you have, and
if so,
Smokey showed his improvement when I started the
immuno-regulin. He got a shot for 4 days in a row and
then he gets 2 shots a week. I am giving him the
shots subq. I give him pet tinic twice a day and they
took him off the baytril yesterday. I am keeping my
fingers crossed. It seems like he
time!
Nina
cindy reasoner wrote:
Smokey showed his improvement when I started the
immuno-regulin. He got a shot for 4 days in a row and
then he gets 2 shots a week. I am giving him the
shots subq. I give him pet tinic twice a day and they
took him off the baytril yesterday. I am keeping my
Hi Julie
Thanks for your nice email.I live in California and most everything is super regulated here. Someone sent me a link for buying syringes on the internet so think I will persue that. I sure hope that my experience with Immune-Regulin will be of help to others. Tonight I'll post the
began Lulu on subcutaneous Immuno-Regulin Propionibacterium Acnes, Immunostimulant injections.
I spoke to my vet at length today as to m-reg therapy as I was concerned with posts that I had seen on the listserve that said the drug was only to be given by IV. My vet said that he commonly treated his
I ditto good comments on
immuno-regulin. My Tucson has had two series each time her white blood count went very
low. Both times it came right back up She had no side
effectshad one shot every week for 3 or 4 weeks I think.
Chris
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Kerry,
Thank you for taking the time to put this info on Immuno-regulin
together for Margaret. I'm going to send it to my vet too. I've never
used it, but with the success others have had on the list with it, I'm
hoping it might help Grace. She's been listless and generally not
feeling well
Kerry,
I know that you do not like the house call vets you have used thus
far, but would you trust them just for the purpose of administering the I-R
while you are gone if they would be willing to do that? For a vet, giving an IV
shot is incredibly easy and takes a minute. It is not
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No hospitalization is required. A vet is only needed to do it because it
is an IV injection. If you know someone who can do IV
I am so sorry about HCT, Kerry -
Is there any option not to go to UK at this time??
As for immuno regulin, I don't think it requires hospitalization, but I
think it's something that need to be done at the vet since it's
administered via IV - that's the drawback because it will stress them
out
Kerry, looks like the postings of messages are not working - I am
sending this to you off line, too.
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From: Hideyo Yamamoto
Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 11:22 AM
To: 'felvtalk@felineleukemia.org'
Subject: RE: Anyone know how immuno regulin is administered?
I am so sorry
Hi everyone
Flavia's test was not so good last night--her hematocrit went down from 21
to17. I'm taking her again on Saturday for the same test. I wish so much
that I wasn't going out of the country on Wednesday--it is such bad timing.
Michelle had suggested I read the article on immunoregulin
I tried Immuno-Regulin for a fiv anemic cat. Helped alittle
But she had too many other things going on she was at the stage
of full blown aides, her immunes system was 0. She was anemic
due to her spleen was removed since they thought it was cancer
but turned out it had some toxic cells
g:
Immuno-regulin side effects
Ginger got her second dose of Immuno-regulin today. She is now
running all over, jumping, playing, and trying (rather unsuccessfully) to eat a
little (don't get too excited-- I doubt the amount she ate on her own would fill
up a thimble). She is meowing for me
ot;
vaccines).
Jenn
--
Ginger got her second dose of Immuno-regulin today. She is now
running all over, jumping, playing, and trying (rather unsuccessfully) to eat a
little (don't get too excited-- I doubt the amount she ate on her own would fill
up a thimble). She is meowing for me
She seems totally normal now except for the occasional sneeze and sniffle, and except for the very major fact that she is not eating. She tries to cover all the food I bring her, and I have tried everything. She either does not have an appetite or feels unable to eat. She does not vomit when I
I assume that when the dental vet removed 10 teeth she checked for ulcers, but I will have the vet on Thursday check too. I looked in her mouth and can not see any. It does seem to me, though, like her mouth is uncomfortable in some way or chewing is difficult, but it is hard to understand why
tuna water?
Bonnie inWI
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From: Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 3:10 pm
Subject: Re: Warning: Immuno-regulin side effects-- Ginger
Michelle,
Will Ginger lap up liquid? Is she drinking water?
Ginger got her second dose of Immuno-regulin today. She is now
running all over, jumping, playing, and trying (rather unsuccessfully) to eat a
little (don't get too excited-- I doubt the amount she ate on her own would fill
up a thimble). She is meowing for me and trying to knock the door
dumb question, probably, but can this be used in non-positive cats as
well with high wbc/lymphocytes? i have a friend in california with a
kitty they can't figure out what is happening with, tho all the normal
blood values other than lympho- and leuko-cytes which remain high.
MC
I would assume it can be used with negatives, since it was not developed specifically for positives, to my knowledge. However, that doesn't mean it is necessarily a good thing to use in that cat's case. That I would not know. But worth asking the vet to look into it.
Michelle
Does anyone here keep Immuno-regulin on hand? Someone sent something around, I think, about a place to get it without a prescription? I am thinking it is something I should keep onhand like the VO, in case one of mine gets sick and the vet does not have any (my current vet does not keep it or use
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Does anyone here keep Immuno-regulin on hand?
Someone sent something around, I think, about a place to get it without a
prescription? I am thinking it is something I should keep
I would never give it myself-- I can not give IV shots, anyway. I would bring it to the vet to do. I am just worried that if I want to try it in an emergency that the vet will not have any, that's all.
Michelle
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Thanks, Kyle. I don't need it right away. I am thinking of just keeping it onhand.
Michelle
In a message dated 4/1/2005 12:49:17 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Here's where I bought Immunoregulin myself: http://www.revivalanimal.com/product.asp?pn=31-020ss=immunoregulin
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
ct: Immuno-RegulinSend reply to: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org I am just wondering if anyone on the list has used Immuno-regulin, and why we never talk about it as a potential remedy for anemia that is not diagnosable? The article on the felineleukemia.org website says it is helpful for that and for ge
I had a chance to read the article and put a call into my vet to ask her about it.
Cherie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am just wondering if anyone on the list has used Immuno-regulin, and why we never talk about it as a potential remedy for anemia that is not diagnosable? The article
I am just wondering if anyone on the list has used Immuno-regulin, and why
we never talk about it as a potential remedy for anemia that is not diagnosable?
The article on the felineleukemia.org website says it is helpful for that and
for general FeLV-related crashing, and I talked to the vet
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