The 2 month supply (1 cc every other day) supply I got from my vet was $10.00. ----- Original Message ----- From: "catatonya" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2005 7:56 PM Subject: Re: A few questions
> My vet used to prescribe it for uri in adults and kittens at our > shelter. She recommended we put them all in it due to stress and germs > associated with shelter. It was never done, of course, but she > provided it. Vet's get it very cheaply. > > tonya > > --- gary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I have a few questions that may or may not actually be related to > > FeLV. I am associated with a local humane society and we are have a > > rash of kittens just dying on us. They all seem to be about the > > same, they are 3 to 8 weeks old and have symptons that appear like a > > URI with runny eyes and noses, loss of appitite and listless. Those > > not eating are being syringe fed. We have tried various meds and > > they just don't seem to respond and then their gums get very pale and > > shortly they die. We had a rash like this earlier this year and had > > several necropsies done with nothing found. > > > > I know a number of you have a lot of experience taking care of very > > sick little guys and I would greatly appreciate any advice on what we > > can do to help these little ones. > > > > Is interferon A available without an RX? Either way, where is the > > least expensive place to get it? Can it be given to very young > > kittens? > > > > Thanks, Gary > > >
