in regard to this.
Lorrie in Terra Alta, WV
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space where all FelV cats can be separated.
Thanks for writing.
Lorrie in WV
On 09-19, Rosenfeldt, Diane wrote:
Hi, Lorrie --
Glad you found this group. You'll get lots of great advice here.
Firstly, don't beat yourself up too much -- it's too bad about the
kitties you put
Sabrina,
Thanks for your feedback on the FelV vaccine. Years ago when the
vaccine first came out I heard it was not too effective, but I hoped
it had improved.
Has anyone else had experience with the vaccine to share with me?
Lorrie
On 09-19, Sabrina wrote:
Hi Lorrie, Don't give up hope! I
. Zing Zing will have his
own quarters in their home and a happy life, even if it is a short
one. They even gave me a $60. donation.
Good things like this happen so seldom I wanted to share it with
you. I still have more kittens who need homes, but this made my day.
Lorrie in WV
Zing lost a wonderful home. I'm really upset about
this.
Lorrie
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If Kiwi hasn't eaten or had much to drink for awhile it will
take a few hours for him to need to use his box. Just keep
an eye on him. It sounds like he is making good progress.
Lorrie
On 09-28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I gave Kiwi water and some pumpkin via a syringe. He did ok. He
has
doesn't seem right to me.
Lorrie
On 10-29, MaryChristine wrote:
i respectfully disagree.
asymptomatic FeLVs are not sick cats. every sanctuary or multi-cat
household will tell you that until the virus is activated, FeLVs
are just normal cats--they get sick, they get treated, they get
well
each, but they
all have a bunch of cats and dogs of their own. I worry about this
constantly. If anyone has any ideas speak up.
Lorrie in WV
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Kelley,
Wouldn't they spend their remaining lives in cages at Texas AM? I'd
believe I'd rather see my cats euthanized than living in a cage.
Lorrie
On 10-31, Kelley Saveika wrote:
My plan is not to leave them to a sanctuary, but to the Stevenson
Companion Animal Life-Care Center at Texas AM
We have the same problem here. A bullet is the easiest way to
dispense with an unwanted animal. I'm sure most rural areas are
the sam way.
Lorrie
On 11-01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
that is my problem, rural area about 2hrs drive from St. Louis,
with no no kill sanctuary. i don't know
it is to have to make
the decision to take them to the vet to be put to sleep. Don't let
this haunt you. He knew he was loved, and I'm sure you made the
right decision.
Lorrie
On 11-23, Sue Frank Koren wrote: Jane, What a wonderful idea. I
believe it is because of this list that Buzz was able
Gloria, It's heartbreaking when our kitties leave us, and
I'm so sorry you lost your B B. Find comfort in knowing you
made his last years so good. He was loved and cared for which
is much more than a lot of cats ever get.
Lorrie
On 12-03, Gloria B. Lane wrote:
One of my FELV kitties, B.B
Thanks to all who replied to my e-mail about our FelV positive
kitten. I appreciate your help, and we are hoping some of the
treatments you suggested will give her a bit more time.
Lorrie
On 12-17, Lorrie wrote:
One of our FelV kittens is very anemic. Has anyone ever tried iron
suppliments
correct me if I'm wrong.
They say it is good to wait a couple of more months before retesting
to see if the cat turns negative.
Lorrie
On 12-23, patricia.a.elk...@gsk.com wrote:
Or in other words, how old does a kitten have to be before you
can believe that a negative test means the kitten
. Has anyone else found kittens who look fine, eat well
and play and then suddenly die? I don't think this is a symptom
of FelV, and I'm wondering if this last kitten we found dead
yesterday had a genetic heart problem or something else unrelated
to FelV. Any ideas?
Lorrie
an extraction, but he will not eat unless I
sit there with him, and give him small amounts of food several
times a day. I see what you mean about assist rather than force.
Lorrie
On 12-29, Sharyl wrote: I'm hoping Lorrie did not mean she would
never assist feed another cat.? There are so many reasons a cat
is wrong with your three?
Lorrie
On 01-11, catatonya wrote:
I'm dealing with 3 cats that are very ill, and they are all my
negatives. (Knock on wood.) My positive is fat and sassy and
doing fine. She's especially enjoying all the treats I've been
using trying to get my 3 sick ones
Sally, I'm so sorry you lost Baby Girl. I believe we will see
all our precious kitties again some day, and I know she'll be
waiting for you.
Lorrie
On 01-12, Sally Davis wrote:
Please add sweet Baby Girl to the CLS if possible she was not positive but
had 7 good years as a Feral cat next
deal with grief in our own way, but my way is
to hug and kiss the kitties I still have.
Lorrie
On 01-15, April Martella wrote: I am sad to say that my baby Ben has
gone home to be with the Lord at 2:53 a.m. on January 14, 2009. My
heart is broken and I can't imagine this horrible pain ever
Absolutely.. Put those breeders in a small cage and let them
sit in their own poop.
On 01-23, dlg...@windstream.net wrote: i have been unable to get to
computer for a while so please forgive my tardiness in some of my
answers. dorlis RE: puppy mills, i too believe that these people
Yes, it was Tiger Ranch.
On 01-29, patricia.a.elk...@gsk.com wrote: In 2008, a large private
no-kill rescue in western PA was raided and shut down for bad
conditions. I can't remember the name of it - but maybe it was
Tiger Ranch. There were plenty of news articles on it.
Why don't you
I have had two FelV pos. kittens neutered at 6 months with no
problems, but of course a spay is a much more invasive proceedure.
I will be interested in knowing what others on the list have done.
Lorrie
On 02-10, Marci Greer wrote:
Hi All,
I have a FELV+ kitty, Maddie 3 yrs old who came
On 02-10, Cougar Clan wrote: You may want to have someone do it who
uses a laserless bleeding and easier recovery. On Feb 10, 2009,
at 5:28 PM, gary wrote:
A laser spay?? I didn't know this was an option.
Lorrie
If she were my kitty, I would have her spayed. Yes, there is some
attached to them
and it's so hard to let them go. You and Jazzman and Oscar are in my
thoughts and prayers..
Lorrie
I am pleading for a major prayer request for these two wonderful
Sids boys.Jazz I fear is not going to pull through and Oscar is
under the weather too.Thanks so much
and the rest neg.
Lorrie
On 02-18, Jane Lyons wrote:
Hi
I would think twice about vaccinating a positive kitten. I know that
the vet that
I use would not vaccinate a positive cat because vaccines can stress
and assault
a fragile and compromised immune system.
Can you postpone the appointment
the other kittens.
On 02-19, Heather wrote:
Was it an anaphylactic shock reaction? I lost a 5 month old little feral
girl, she died right after having her rabies shot--she was not tested though
I'm guessing likely negative.
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 4:42 PM, Lorrie felineres...@kvinet.com wrote
about this?
Lorrie
On 02-19,
gbl...@aristotle.net wrote:
Sorry, didn't see your message till today.
I've had 10 or 15 FELV cats over the last 6 years. I have 5 now.
Two of the current cats, Oliver and Chloe, came from a lady in
Oklahoma who had to give them up because of family problems
yesterday
and their positive kitten looks wonderful. He is healthy and happy
and has a super good home with them. I can thank this second vet who
was so much better informed than his partner was.
Lorrie
On 02-21, Carmen Conklin wrote: I am writing in response to Lauries
note about Isabella. I
Viky,
Your story just broke my heart. It made me remember when my precious
cat Panda Bear died of liver failure. I wrapped him up and walked
with him to all his favorite places.
You are in my thoughts, and I know how difficult this was for you,
and your Mickey.
Lorrie
In October I joined
I think certain cats are more vocal than others, and I never heard
of it having anything to do with FelV.
I also never heard of FelV causing dementia. Please correct me
if I'm wrong about this.
Lorrie
On 03-11, Maria Ianiro wrote: So I was just wondering if having a
very vocal cat
Yes, neurological disorders for sure. I had a FelV kitten who
lost control of her back legs as well as bladder control. She
was a sweetheart who is now at the Rainbow Bridge.
On 03-12, Maria Ianiro wrote:
Maybe dementia is a bad word... I'm pretty sure Felv can cause
neurological disorders?
, but if they should be pos. would
the vaccine hurt them??
Thanks for your help,
Lorrie
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. And besides the vet
stands to make a lot more money by testing each cat, so might
insist or the tests.
Lorrie
On 03-30, Sharyl wrote:
Lorrie, JMO but if they have never been vaccinated I'd have them
tested before getting the vaccine. Sharyl
--- On Mon, 3/30/09, Lorrie felineres...@kvinet.com
I used to use paragoric for myself for diarrhea but that was
years ago. I didn't think they still sold it. Last time I
bought it I had to sign for it and that was also years ago.
Apparently drug addicts enjoy it, so I thought they took it
off the market.
Lorrie
On 04-05, Gloria B. Lane wrote
Ooops, I see you are already a member of this excellent group.
I didn't look at where your post came from and I thought it was
from my other group. Lorrie
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On 04-15, Giselle de Grandis wrote:
This morning I noticed something strange about one of Pixie's eyes --
it won't dilate in response to light like the other eye and the pupil
stays the size of a fat grain of rice. She's four years old.
Does anyone know why
Giselle, In my previous e-mail I neglected to mention this cat
I rescued had an injury to his head just above the eye that won't
dilate and the vet said most likely this caused him to go blind
in that eye.
Lorrie
On 04-15, Giselle de Grandis wrote:
Karen, thanks for your reply. I'm not aware
I'm so sorry about Petey. These losses are so hard on us,
and it never gets any easier no matter how many times we
go thru it.
Lorrie
On 04-16, Kerry MacKenzie wrote: I just got the very sad news that
Petey was put to sleep this morning. I want to thank everyone for
their feedback
keep anymore. This little kitten appears very
healthy, but I must have her tested if I let her out of my spare room
and in with my other cats before I adopt her out. Would a snap test
be reliable at her age, or iffy?
Lorrie
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Hi Laura,
Thanks for the update on Charlotte. I'm so glad she is doing better
now after her tranfusion, but egads what a vet bill!!!
Your mom sounds like mine (God rest her soul). She was always
upset about the money I spent on my cats, and she always suggested
I put them to sleep.
Lorrie
to loose them. We don't have guilt
about what we could/should have done for them, but the loss is just
as painful.
Lorrie
On 05-12, Amy Dalgliesh wrote:
My Zman lost his fight today.? He is my 6th in the past 9 months.?
I know that it is to be expected when you take in sickly street
kids
Where is The Best Little Cat House in PA?
On 05-26, CATHERINE DIDONNA wrote: Where are you located? Where is
the Sanctuary? The best little cat house in Penn. will take him for
free when there is room. Regards. C
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no place to go.
Read his story below, and thank you Michael for your offer to give
Boscoe a loving home for the rest of his life.
Lorrie
On 05-26, secondchancem...@aol.com wrote: Good afternoon, my name is
Michael and my wife and I run Second Chance Meows The home where
Boscoe is going. I
.
Lorrie, Beezer, Saffron, Buzzy, Tizzy, Satchmo, Rosebud,
Asha, Sooty, Polar Bear, Marmalade, Jupiter, Sophie,
and all my ferals
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I hope Darcy has been to the vet by now, as something is definitely
wrong. It sounds like she might have an infection. Please keep us
posted on her condition.
Lorrie
On 05-29, Jody Butler wrote:
Our sweet baby, Darcy, ten months old and FeLV+ was neutered on
Tuesday.? We brought her home
Two different vets told me one whole baby aspirin (enteric coated)
every 48 hours, for full grown cats, was the proper does.
Lorrie
On 05-29, Diane Rosenfeldt wrote:
Jody,
Did the vet say a whole baby aspirin? On the internet I'm seeing
that the recommended dose is 1/4 of a baby aspirin
Thanks for the info about aspirin. I can see that due to the
lack of an enzyme in the cat's liver giving aspirin anymore often
could result in death. Thankfully, I've only given baby aspirin to
a cat once.
Lorrie
On 05-30, Sharyl wrote:
Jody, I hope by now you have take Darcy to a vet. She
Jody...
We have not heard anything about Darcy, the little female who
was in such pain after her spay. PLEASE let us know how she is.
Lorrie
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Did anyone hear anything more about Darcy, the little female who
was in such pain after her spay. PLEASE let us know how she is.
I have been worried about her, but I may have missed a post from
Jody letting us know how she is.
Lorrie
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Thanks for the update, Kerry. It's very sad news, but I
wanted to know one way or the other.
Lorrie
On 06-04, Kerry MacKenzie wrote:
Lorrie, Jody wrote on June 1:
Thank you all for the words of support. Sweet Darcy went downhill so
fast, becoming unable to walk. I drove to an emergency
date and it works fine.
I've asked several pharmacists about freezing meds, and they all say
not to do it, BUT I wonder if they have to say this to cover their
butts just in case. There is a lot of CMA in the medical field.
What are your thoughts on this?
Lorrie
as they are in practice. Some do and others
don't. They just stick with whatever they learned in vet school or
med school.
Lorrie
On 06-22, Sharyl wrote:
Kelly, I know you are waiting to hear from your primary vet but the
longer the kitty goes without meds the less chance she will ever
regain any of her
this for CRF or FelV?
Lorrie
On 06-24, Grahame Lippert wrote:
Hi my name is Grahame and my 2 year old cat Ebony has diagnosed
with FELV about a month ago. She was also anemic. That vet pretty
much said there was nothing that could be done. We then went to a
second vet and had some more tests
I was wondering too. Lorrie
On 06-28, wendy wrote:
What is a confidential DNA?
Thanks,
Wendy
From: Laurieskatz lauriesk...@mchsi.com
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Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 4:18:20 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] OT: DNA
All, I
Hi Belinda,
I've been reading your posts about bloodwork, and I've learned a lot.
I have a CRF cat I will start on the Nutrived. Thank you for all the
valuable information.
Lorrie
On 07-11, Belinda Sauro wrote:
Hi Amy, Petinic doesn't contain folic acid which is also needed to
build new
I'm so sorry Sarai. I've never seen the symptoms you described.
It this must have been just terrifying to watch. You did the right
thing to put Bella down, but I know how hard it is to lose a precious
baby.
Lorrie
My girl kitty, Bella, 4 months old had a pretty bad herpes
infection
them the information
on the pet's vet of the past and a medical history.
This looks like a lot to do, but it's for the protection of your cat.
Lorrie
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to sleep. Even though I know the trip to the vet
will be frightening for her... I do not want her to suffer.
Thank you for your help,
Lorrie
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it, so I dropped out. The
members of this FelV group seem to have a more realistic attitude.
We will all die someday, and keeping people or animals alive on
tubes and needles is not the way I want to leave this earth!
Lorrie
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, but when the end is
near let them go in peace.
Lorrie
On 08-12, Sharyl wrote:
Lorrie, Just a comment about CRF kitties. My Pequita was dx with
CRF over 3 yrs ago. She'll be 17 this Oct. She has been on meds
and daily sub q fluids for most of those 3 yrs. I assist feed her
several times per day
Thanks for writing, Jane. Having to make the decision to end a
beloved pet's life has got to be the most difficult decision in the
world. I agree that a day too early is better than waiting
too long, but no matter when I make the decision I feel guilty. I'm
so sorry about your kitty with
Yes, watching them struggle or gasp for breath is just unbearable.
I've used Klonopin to ease the fear or struggle when a cat is dying.
It really helps and it is used for cats because I checked with my
vet. It's like Valium. Have any of you used this for dying cats?
I have a prescription for
One of my rescues has uneven pupils, and he is negative for FelV and
FIV. He had an injury to his head when I found him, and the vet
thinks it caused him to go blind in one eye. He's fine otherwise.
I've had him for over a year now and he's turned into a real head
bonker.
I don't think (but not
their short lives. Many sick kittens are not that
fortunate.
Lorrie
On 08-13, Sharyl wrote: I had to make that last vet trip with my dear
sweet Mattie today. She lost the use of her back legs last week
due to neurological issues from the FeLV. The paralysis spread and
she had lost bladder
, but it's my calling in life.
However I seem to accumulate more cats than I adopt. Everyone
in our small town seems to have a reason they can't adopt or foster!
Lorrie in WV
On 08-13, Susan Hoffman wrote: It feels like it sometimes but no. I
run a small rescue. We average around 150 adoptions
I'm so sorry you lost your sweet Mo. He sounds like he was a
very special cat full of love and personality plus.
Lorrie
On 08-15, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
We lost our sweet three legged Mo(missing one) tonight.he was quite
a character.I used to get a laugh when he would swat
Sharyl,
I'm so sorry you lost Mae. It's terribly hard to keep losing our
FelV kitties... Thank you for giving this dumpster kitty such love
and kindness during her short life.
Lorrie
On 08-24, Sharyl wrote:
Please add Mae to the CLS. Mae was a 2 y/o FeLV+ dumpster kitty I
TNR'd last year
I know that feeling! If I have to keep one more cat or kitten
I can't find a home for I may go crazy!
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 2009 15:19:16 -0700
From: susan_hoff...@yahoo.com
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Snowball
Yes it does, it gets much easier. I always
don't know where.
Lorrie
On 08-25, Second Chance Meows wrote:
WOW, I sit here and read all this about all these NEW places to
take FeLV cats and get very scared... $7500??? for the life and i
feel bad asking $500 for the lifetime and all we take are FeLV's..
who are these people and where
thoughts, and prayers. Adult cats seem to be much
less likely to contract FelV than kittens.
Lorrie
On 08-27, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
My girl went to the clinic today for some bloodwork that I
requested because she has been losing weight.What I feared the
worst was true. She now is fiv+ and felv
On 08-30, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
Like Mary Christine says - spay and neuter your neighbors. maybe
that will make a difference. i know a lot of people i would like
to do that to. same ones that don't take care of pets also do not
take care of children. when i reported a case of
--working multiple jobs to ensure that
the cats were given the very best care.
-Original Message-
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Subject
--and one that has
truly been a blessing to many infected cat--working multiple jobs
to ensure that the cats were given the very best care.
-Original Message-
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[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Lorrie
Sent: Sunday
I just read about LTCI in the November issue of Cat Fancy, but they
didn't say much. I was hoping the article would be longer and more
detailed.
Lorrie
On 09-23, mitchell wrote:
Approved by the United States Department of Agriculture
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 9:54 AM, MaryChristine
Michael, you are doing such a wonderful thing with your FelV
sanctuary, and I agree that love and a stress free environment are
what keeps them going. I am not in favor of heroic measures, that
are extremely stressful and often painful for our fur babies.
Lorrie
On 09-27, Second Chance Meows
in touch with this couple, and all their
cats are doing fine, including the FelV pos. one who is now 18
months old.
People who adopt a FelV cat or kitten are tops in my book!
Lorrie
On 09-30, MaryChristine wrote:
hard choices re: all the usual vaccines plus the FeLV one, but
these folks have taken
for years, and none of them were pos. They also
hadn't gotten FelV vaccinations, so I really don't think it's as
contagious as they say. Now I'd NEVER put a positive cat down unless
it was extremely ill or dying.
Lorrie
On 10-01, MaryChristine wrote:
sometimes i wonder, too, about why we bother
no matter what it has to endure.
Lorrie
On 09-29, Second Chance Meows wrote:
my suggestion is to do some research on it. Interferon is used to
fight forms of cancer, and is considered to be chemo. side effects
include: loss of weight, nausea, hair loss, heart issues, pain,
chills,temperature
On 10-02, Stray Cat Alliance wrote:
Here here! I wish we would no longer test at all. If a cat is
sick, they are sick. Treat that.
It just seems like cats always get the short end of every stick -
while I love dogs - they are much higher up the totem pole than
cats, who are way down at
Jane,
I'm sorry this came across as santimonious and unkind.
I sincerely believe we all do the very best we can for
the cats we LOVE and care for.
Lorrie
On 10-02, Jane Lyons wrote:
Lorrie wrote:
Thank you for asking people in the group to look into their hearts
to see if these treatments
Sherry, I'm so sorry you lost Mystique. I know how sad you
are, as I've gone through these losses so many times, and
you never get hardened to it. It hurts terribly every time
we lose one of our babies.
Lorrie
On 10-23, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
My heart is heavy this morning.My beautiful
of. Are there any particular proportions you use of the
chicken, bones, organ meat, egg, vitamins etc, and can bone meal be
used instead of bones? I don't know how I'd grind bones.
Lorrie
On 11-15, Tracey Shrout wrote: Anna, I will give you my personal
opinion dealing with severe diahrrea in 2 of my kitties
Thanks for the info. Tracey...
Fortunately I already have a heavy duty grinder.
Lorrie
On 11-19, Tracey Shrout wrote: Lorrie, Yes, I think raw is the best
also. If you go to those websites, they give you step-by-step
instructions on how to make it. You have to be careful to follow
were killed to spare them
any suffering in the future!!
I'm so sorry you had this happen to Smokey Jo and Butterball.
I know you must feel just terrible about it.
Lorrie
On 12-03, Sharyl wrote:
Thnksgiving Day I finally trapped Smoky Jo in the dumpster colony I
feed. Then Sunday I trapped
cats were tested when I took them
in but it's too expensive to retest them every year.
Lorrie
On 12-03, Sharyl wrote:
Crystal, all 8 of my positive kittens received their shots and were
spayed/neutered with no ill affects. Fixing the boys will reduce
the stress in their lives. I follow the new
Janine,
I'm glad you brought this up. This is the first thing that came
to my mind, because I've heard PETA kills all the ferals they can.
On 12-03, janine paton wrote:
Is it just me, or does anyone else think maybe PETA killed these
cats regardless of their test results. In other words, is
for several years, and they are all healthy, happy cats.
Your attitude towards killing all the feral cats you can is sick
and disgusting for a supposedly humane organization.
Lorrie MacArgle
Jeff Haine
Correspondence Assistant, PETA
PETA does not object to people having pets (owned pet kept inside).
They object to people feeding strays or ferals. They round up all
the strays and ferals they can and euthanize them. They also take
cats from animal shelters and euthanize them.
How absolutely infuriating that they ignored your
at around 2 or 3 years
of age. Every case is different. Good luck with your cats.
Lorrie in WV
On 12-19, nancy crandall wrote:
Hi, I was introduced to this list by a friend who is a cat rescuer. I
am a newly placed member of the BOD of a local no kill rescue (dogs
mostly). We find ourselves
I wondered about using Clavamox too. It is an antibiotic for
bacterial infections. This sounds more like a flea allergy to me.
Even a couple of fleas can cause some cats to get scabs all over
their bodies.
On 01-17, Tracey Shrout wrote:
I haven't heard any of you mention the cats diets.
The only thing I know for sure is kittens born with FelV usually
throw the virus off or die during their first year. Cats who
are exposed to FelV when older seem to be much more resistant to
the virus. As you said, there really are no statistics to go by
as each situation is different.
On
Good letter! I'll send one too.
Lorrie
On 01-26, Laurieskatz wrote:
Here is what I wrote to this address: edi...@bestfriends.org
Dear Editor:
The article about Feline Leukemia Virus by Virginia Clemans is
inconsistent with my experience and, I believe, does a great
injustice
I get the Best Friends magazine and I read the article on FIV.
However, FIV and FelV are not the same.
On 01-31, Laurieskatz wrote:
Fyi...
From: Estelle Munro [mailto:este...@bestfriends.org]
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 6:00 PM
To: Laurieskatz
Subject: RE: Virginia Clemans article
Gloria. Thank you for giving Li Won a loving home after
her original owner died. It seems Siamese cats often have
long lives. I had a Siamese who lived to be 21, and all my
other cats have passed at 16 or so.
Lorrie
On 01-31, Gloria B. Lane wrote:
Li Won passed from my care about 2 days
Sherry, I'm so sorry you lost Sable. It never gets any easier,
no matter how many we lose, and it's especially devastating when
we lose one of our favorite cats.
Lorrie
On 02-08, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
Sweet Sweet Sable,she was the most ladylike of all the cats I have
met at Sids in the 4
daughter feeds the
teeny tiny ones.
Lorrie
On 03-22, G Brickey wrote:
Dear List,
I haven't read too many of your list posts, but I ran onto one
while googling for sanctuary options and wondered if somone on the
list could provide me with more information about Snowball's
placement
.
Lorrie
On 03-26, Twisted Princess wrote:
hi, me again...
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i know you can't believe everything you read on the internet but i have read
from several sources regarding b aytril can cause blindness. one person
mention? it will after 10 days. my vet has my cat on it. he gave me 4 ml and
the dose
their annual FelV boosters she was told they don't
recommend them. I'm not sure if this means just the boosters
or any FelV shots.
Have any of you heard anything about this?
Lorrie
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tested negative, but because of going outside
they may still need annual FelV vaccinations.
Thanks for the link
Lorrie,
Beezer, Saffron, Marmalade, Polar Bear, Satchmo, Tizzy,
Weegie, Asha, Rosebud, Pony, Sophie, Jupiter, Kitzi and Sooty.
On 03-27, Sally Davis wrote:
HI Lorrie,
Here
I'm sure different vets have different opinions I like
the one your vet has. With 14 cats it's very expensive
keeping up with and paying for all these shots.
L.
On 03-27, Laurieskatz wrote:
My vet no longer recommends FeLV vaccine, either. Tessa, my last
rescue, has not been
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