Terri, Sorry to hear about Alec. I hope he improves. Not sure on the interferon how long it will take to see an improvement.
I think it took Charmed 2 weeks before I saw some noticable difference but I had changed his diet started to give him other things too. You may want to see if you can get some DMG. I really think this stuff is great. It helps build the immune systems. When Bamama I gave it to her and it seemed to help along with the vitamin C. Good choice in adding nutra cal. That seemed to put weight on Spider when he lost weight and with extra vitamins. I also used a few drops of eccihincea (sorry about spelling) when my cats are sick that seemed to help. But not too much due to the taste they will foam at the mouth. Healing thoughts and vibes Alec's way Carla From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date sent: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 17:24:02 EST Subject: Alec Update v. 3.0 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send reply to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Well, we skipped last Thursday and Friday with the injections, and it > looks like that was a huge mistake. > > Alec took a nose dive over the weekend. Right back to square 1. The > only good thing is that even though he is fighting it, he will hold > down the food I force feed him. I made up a concoction of wet food, > water, NutriCal, CoQ10, vitamin c and tuna water. I made it nice and > soupy so I could draw it up into a syringe. He doesn't want to eat, > but he is holding it down, so that's good. He also gets a teaspoon or > two extra of the NutriCal for good measure. > > So today is day 3 on the antibiotic injections at the vet's office > (and I have to mention that the vet is being really great about > working with me on the payments -- but he's only charging me $20 a > day...no office visit charge). I also acquired a bag of interferon > today and we started that again. I'm hoping it will give him the > boost he needs. > > Goopy poops today. All over himself. Yech. He's really not feeling > well at all. > > So here's where I need the input -- how soon should I expect to see > improvement IF the interferon is working? One day? Five days? Seven? > I also remember someone posting about whether or not you could drop > interferon in the eyes -- what was the final word on that? His one > eye is bad, and the gentamicin is keeping it stable, but I was > wondering if the interferon is okay to put in the eyes and I can't > remember. > > Thanks guys for your patience and your input. Many thanks for all the > good wishes and headbonks being sent our way! > > =^..^= Terri, Salome', Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Alec, plus 4 > furangels: Ruthiegirl, Samantha, Arielle, and Gareth =^..^= > > Visit my homepage! Copy and paste the following link into your web > browser: http://pages.ivillage.com/ruthiegirl1/MyFeLVinformationSite/ >
