Thanks for asking, yes Sugar is growing she is now 2.7lbs and Sprinkles seems to have gotten over her supposed "rignworm" incident...if you ask me I think she got hurt and the gal I got her from decided telling me she had ringworm might be better, the gal said her son has "accidently" killed two kitties before, I am just glad to have her here. Candy (the himmie), Sugar and Sprinkles all play wonderfully together, Tigger is still a little B**CH but girls will be girls ;-)). Amber is hanging in there she fluctuates on her weight alot and when she is not on the Interferon she does not play as much, Cleo and Wassi are two peas in a pod...and my two new babies are going to be coming in a week or two, so I am excited about that....Again thanks for asking ;-))
Cherie
Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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 a
> brief update on what's going on at my house:
>
> Zevon: Zevon continues to insist that whatever his physical
> disabilities are, he will bully his body into submission! He has
> improved slightly, but still has some paralysis in his back legs. We
> are keeping him as still and quiet as possible and using a support
> strap
> to make sure he doesn't lose his balance while walking or
> standing. He
> has a follow-up appointment on Thursday, so we should know more by
> then.
>
> Gypsy: Gypsy's IBD has not improved. I joined the IBD group and they
> are all adamant about the benefits of a raw diet in treating these
> poor
> afflicted kitties. I ordered "Know Better Feline Instincts TC" to mix
> with raw muscle meats, liver and hearts, (I'm still looking for a
> good
> source for hearts). She's been on the new diet for 3 days now. I'm
> praying this will be what she needs, I'm running out of options. Of
> course, every time I say that, I find something else to try. She's
> eating better, but she's still a walking skeleton and she's been
> "leaking" watery stool all over herself and the house. I've tried to
> clean her up as best I can, but being semi-feral, it's not easy. I
> don't know how much longer I should allow this to go on, if she
> doesn't
> show improvement soon, I may have to say goodbye.
>
> Grace: Grace continues to do well on 1/4 tab of Dox (25mg) daily.
> She's feeling so good that she's being very naughty, (what a
> delight!).
> Her third eyelids were up this morning, so I may add some human
> interferon to her medication. I've also been giving her Sally's
> Transfer Factor mixed with baby food.
>
> Jazz: Jazz had been acting sluggish for about 4 or 5 days. Her gums
> are red and inflamed and her breathing was raspy. I had been
> giving her
> Transfer Factor, and it did seem to help a little. I had 7 vials
> of VO,
> so I decided to take a chance and stretch two of them for her. On
> Sat I
> gave her .4cc, (I wrapped the left-over in a sterile alcohol
> soaked pad
> and then in plastic wrap), Sun - .4 cc, today she'll get .4cc, Tue
> and
> Wed I'll give her .2 each day. She's already feeling better, this
> morning she was chasing bugs during her supervised backyard time. Her
> breathing is normal again as well. This is the first time I've
> "stretched" a vial of VO, it seems to be working okay. If the VO
> doesn't do 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
>
>
