Hi, My Smokey has been on equistim for about 2 months now. He had been tested for felv when I first got him and it was negative but after about a month he started getting fevers. After alot of medications to get the fever down only to have it go back up again the vet decided to check for felv again. This time it was positive. This vet didn't seem to be the best at handling felv+ kitties so I changed vets. The new vet started him on the equistim. The first week I believe he got an injection for 4 or 5 days and now he gets 2 injections a week. He gets them subq. The vet lets me give them to him at home. He also goes to the vet every 2 weeks to get an injection of Winstrol. He has been doing great. He hasn't had a fever since we started him on the equistim. He is gaining weight and has started playing now. He has a great appetite. I hope this helps.
Cindy --- ACALA PET ISSUES <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, Any advise would be appreciated greatly. One > of my 11 month old felv+ > cats - Chelsea - who has been on a course of > clavamox until a couple of days > ago for a slight fever and lethargy has just > developed very pale gums. They > weren't pale 2 weeks ago when she last saw the vet. > I know that pale gums > are indicative of anemia. I'm trying to convince a > vet to try > Immunoregulin. Has anyone had much success with > this therapy? Chelsea > already gets interferon orally. > Thanks, Deanne > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
