I can't take credit! I got these from a former vet tech in Oklahoma
-- the only thing they did differently is the vet vaccinated them for
FELV every year. Everybody says that shouldn't have an effect, but
hey they're doing pretty well.
Gloria
On Jul 29, 2007, at 9:09 AM, catatonya wrote:
Gloria,
I'm sorry to read about Felicity. But I must say you are doing
very well with your positive cats that they are living such long
lives.
take care,
tonya
Gloria Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We received 4 FELV kitties from a lady in Oklahoma back in 2005.
They were all about 8-9 years old at that time. One died shortly
after, a very fat sweet kitty but think the move upset her and she
stopped eating. Long story.
Felicity died 2 days ago - the morning of July 27. She had been
going downhill and was anemic. She was a shy kitty, about 10-11
years old. She was not easy to medicate, was not much into human
contact, but was a pretty white girl with black ears and tail. She
leaves her pals Oliver and Chloe, both 10-11 years old, and her new
friend B.B. (about 4 yrs old). Chloe and I sat with Felicity quite a
while as she was gently fading away. She will be missed.
Gloria
