I have been feeding Mandy PetGuard wet food and Greenies treats. For dry, she gets Nutro. She's thriving on this--you would never know that she is leukemia positive. Her eyesight has not deteriorated since I have had her. She was totally deaf when I got her but that doesn't seem to bother her at all. ----- Original Message ----- From: Kenzie Kanne To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2007 9:18 AM Subject: Questions on Diet and Transfer Factor?
Hi- I was wondering what kind of diet everyone uses for their FELV positive cats and kittens. I am currently feeding mine Science Diet Kitten Chow and also Friskies canned in a.m. and pm. These ladies have their habits. I have tried switching their dry food and they began vomiting and quit eating so we continued w/ it. I didn't know if their was a better dry or canned I should be feeding them or if what they are eating is okay. I don't want to distress them and they do like their soft food twice a day. Also, I have the Transfer Factor?? Can't remember if that is how it is said..the powder at my house and I have been using Mega C Plus everyday for 3 months now...has anyone used Mega C Plus before? Has it worked for you? So do I continue w/ the Mega C plus only or do I keep using it and use the Transfer Factor too or should I just used the Transfer Factor. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks everyone! Kenzie Kanne ARC Volunteer (712)830-9518 www.myspace.com/animalrescueofcarroll http://animalrescue-carroll.tripod.com/index.html ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Connect and share in new ways with Windows Live. Connect now!
