On 9/4/06, Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I took your advice and called back to bug my vet's office some more. I
did get a call back from the Internist on duty. He thinks the
possibility of it being Toxo, even with an immune compromised kitty is
like 5 out of 100. He rattled off all the things it could be to cause
shallow breathing. The felv itself, heart problems, fluid on his
lungs... He suggested I bring him in on an emergency basis and at least
get an xray. He's not sure who will be there to read it though. I'm
hesitating, but I still don't think I'm going to bring Spence in when I
know a competent vet isn't there to read results. I'm climbing the
walls here. Thanks everyone for helping me through this. I have a call
into Jasmine, my AC. I'm hoping she can give me better insights.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Nina, call a DIFFERENT vet clinic. Tell them your vet is not returning
> calls and that you are desperate, they might be able to help. OR, call
> yours relentlessly, like every 10 minutes, call back again. Drive the
> answering service nuts, they will put you on priority just so they
> don't have to continue to be bothered.
>
> Phaewryn
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Leslie =^..^=
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