Most vets do it this way. I just think it's too much at once to vaccinate and
spay all at once. Too taxing on the system. I've lost fosters that way.
But a vet should never spay of vaccinate if a cat is sniffling or has a temp.
Beth
Melissa Lind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Beth,
Yes, yes, they spayed, vaccinated, the works. Im sorry if this was not the
thing to do; Im not very knowledgeable yet. As someone pointed out on an
earlier postwere all learning. I guess I have a lot of learning to domore
than most. I appreciate the advice. I asked my vet today if I should give her
anythinghe said no as long as the discharge is clear. Poor baby, she just sits
on her nest in front of the heater. But, she has moved around a lot more since
yesterday. Now when I go to visit her, she comes down to eat and talk a little.
Let me know if you have any advice for us. Im going to look into Lysine.
Problem around here is that there are not a lot of resources for sick kitties.
No one cares.
Melissa
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