I talked to the vet on Saturday. Smokey was getting an injection of Winstrol every 2 weeks. We are now going to try 1 a month. The vet said we might consider stopping the Equistim at some point in the near future. His weight is now up to 7lbs.8oz. and he acts like a SuperCat now. I guess that is due to the Winstrol. I'm like you I don't know either but I don't want to change anything to drastically right now because I will be gone for about 4 days the middle of June. My husband will be taking care of all the furbabies. I sure don't want him to have to deal with a sick kitty while I am gone.
Cindy --- Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Cindy, > It doesn't make much sense to me to continue with IR > indefinitely. The > way I understand it, it's a bacteria that is > introduced to help the > immune response wage an attack. The heightened > immune response to the > IR also takes care of whatever problem they were > having in the first > place. It doesn't seem reasonable to keep the > immune system fighting > when it isn't necessary, it's not like building > muscles, (or is it?). > Oh, there's so much I don't know!! > Nina > > cindy reasoner wrote: > > >I am so glad that Chelsea is doing better. I would > >like to know the course of treatment your vet has > >chosen for immuno-regulin too. Smokey is on > >immuno-regulin but the vet hasn't said how long he > >will continue to get the injections. To be honest > I > >thought he would continue to get 2 injections per > week > >for the rest of his life. I need to ask his vet > about > >it. I hope Chelsea's bloodwork comes back much > >improved. > > > >Cindy > > > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
