I get it at the health food store - buy it dry in capsules, and open them up. For a mouth wash, can mix it in water. For this kitty, I mixed it with water or Georges Aloe Vera and used a syringe to squirt it in the mouth. Also gave him a bunch of other things, including Dr. Belfield's vitamin C.
I put it on any cuts or scratches that I get (or a cat or dog), and use it myself on cold sores, mouth ulcers, etc.
Gloria
Hi Georgette,
My vet wants to try the gold seal on Samson. He couldn't find it on the internet. Is it an injection, power or what? Let me know.
Barbara
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Hi Barbara; My name is Georgette. Your email didnt say were you live. I have a Pet sitting service and I specialize in animals with special needs. I was a vet Teck. I also read in your email that your one angel has thryoid problems. My Tafty had thryoid problems and I had the Iodione Treatment done with one injection and a four day stay in the hospital because it is radioative and now your thryoid is back to normal. And Samson that has Stomatitis. Take him to a Dental Vet that does nothing but dental work on animals and deals with Stomatitis. Have the pockets of the teeth cleaned out and all the teeth but the four canie in the front left in and put the cat on gold seal. My Fantasia had Stomatitis when I had all the teeth out except for the four canie and put him on gold seal he never had a nother problem with the Stomatitis. But make sure they clean the pockets of the teeths out. My Fantasia was FeLv Positive and it is from that. Fantasia is on the other side now since August 14, 2004. I looked up Stomatitis in vet medical books and found out what to do. Keep iin touch I use to be a Vet Teck.
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*I have not been any where over night for 7 years. There is just not any one to trust conpletely.*>
Oh yeah Barbara, it sounds like Tom has steered you to the right group of people! You're definitely one of us!
Nina
Barbara Baass wrote:
*Problem is that I don't have family here and few friends that I have > are not cat lovers.*
*Had a bad experience with cat sitter. She was suppose to come by > twice a day and I came home early and caught her here at around 2:00 > that afternoon. It was suppose to be in the morning and in the > afternoon. I was mad. I had a CRF kitty at the time. I wondered how > long she had been coming by like that, only once a day and my getting > charged twice. I had another sitter and she was great. She wrote down > every thing from the time she came till the time she left. She moved > to Houston though. I only had two kitties then. Now I have 5, so I > have not been any where over night for 7 years. There is just not any > one to trust conpletely. Mitsy has to have thyroid pills twice a day > and Samson has to have steriod pills every day because of the Stomatitis.*
*Barbara*
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*/Chris <<mailto:tisme%40mindspring.com>[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
I live in an apt house & made arrangements with my super’Äôs son to come in twice a day to feed, water, & clean out the boxes. He’Äôs been doing this for me since he was 13 & the advantage is that he doesn’Äôt have to travel, I know his parents make sure he comes up, and if anything is wrong in the apt., his father would be right there. He & his parents have my cell phone number & I call every few days. He also has the name/phone of a friend who came to check in every few days & would handle any medical emergencies.
/*/Chris/*/
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[<mailto:Felvtalk-bounces%40felineleukemia.org>mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of
*Barbara Baass
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**Yes, they more than likely saw what they might have to go through with the possibility of sickness and decided they didn't want to do that. I explained to them that it wasn't active and may never be and then it may. I told them you never know what anyone is going to die of anyhow.**
**I guess things happen for a reason. I know Tom gets top quality food here and I noticed they had Iams. I for sure wouldn't want Tom in a shelter either.**
**What do you do when you go out of town for a couple days? Do you have a sitter come in? I thought I had a lot (5) of them. You really have a lot of them.**
**Barbara**
*/Terri Brown <<mailto:siggiesmom%40hotmail.com>[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
Umm, yes -- I've heard lame excuses like this before. Feline Leukemia is not transmittable to humans. That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. They probably just didn't want to deal with the possibility of sickness.
Tom is better off with you. I mix mine and the negatives are still negative -- all 3 of them. I don’Äôt vaccinate yearly. If they're immune, they're immune (imho).
Some may argue this point -- I believe in good food and lots of love. The rest is details. They have a better life with me than they'd have on the street or in a shelter. And they're pampered. They know I love them.
=^..^= Terri, Salome', Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, and 5 furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth and Alec =^..^=
Furkid Photos! <http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7sgqa/>http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7sgqa/
My FeLV Site:
<http://pages.ivillage.com/ruthiegirl1/MyFeLVinformationSite/>http://pages.ivillage.com/ruthiegirl1/MyFeLVinformationSite/ My Personal Page:
<http://www.geocities.com/ruthiegirl1/terrispage.html?1083970447350>http://www.geocities.com/ruthiegirl1/terrispage.html?1083970447350
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**Thanks for the information. Guess I will be on for awhile longer. They brought Tom back in three & a half hours. His wife looked it up on the internet and he said that his sister is taking chemo treatments and is not suppose to be around a leukemia cat, so he didn't want to take the risk.**
**Have you ever heard of this? I wonder what site she saw this on? You could tell that Tom sure was glad to be back. I am really disappointed though. It was really a nice home and big yard with lots of trees.**
**Barbara Baass**
*/Belinda Sauro <<mailto:macat%40bemikitties.com>[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
Barbara, this is great news about Tom, I hope you can check on him occasionally and hear how he is doing.
