This is why I would go ahead and vaccinate. Then you don't have her 'catching'
the illness while you're waiting 3 months for a confirmation.. UNLESS
she is totally isolated from other cats for the 3 month period.
t
wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Susan,
Welcome
Thank you for taking in Autumn. I'm sure you'll get a lot of advice from the
list. Is she showing any symptoms or do you just have a positive test?
tonya
Susan Ang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We have a new baby that we found outside a local apartment complex. We named
her Autumn and she
Hi Susan,
Welcome to the group! This is the best place you will find for reliable info.
on FeLV.
I do not do any dentals on my cats at all. Some here do. Just depends on your
philosophy (and bank account...lol).
Did you know that cats can throw the FeLV virus? It's called seroconverting,
Susan, you've come to the right place. This bunch of folks will have a
lot of useful info for you. One good supplement is L-lysine, which you
can get at most drug and health-food stores, you just have to make sure
it doesn't have propylene glycol as an additive. I've gotten it at GNC.
Was the di
Just make sure you let them know that
they are authorized to perform all means necessary to pull her through if she
crashes. Some vets do not "try" to "bring them back" like you expect with
humans. Most vets don't even HAVE automatic respirator units or defibrillators.
Sad, but true. I engra
Thank you :) I will gather all the suggestions and concerns I get from our list. Then I will ask for a phone consult with my vet before I make the appt. Gina kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: At 05:59 PM 11/9/2006, you wrote:Iso is good, Sevoflourane is a but better but many do not have it.
At 05:59 PM 11/9/2006, you wrote:
Iso is good, Sevoflourane is a but better but many do not have it. Find
out if they moniter her Oxygen while she is under, Ask for desolving
sutures. I think having an IV line and fluids running is grea and then
you have IV access should you need it, Prophylacti
info regarding this? I apologize in advance for asking so many questions but I trying to do what is best for Ziggy and do not want to compromise what health he has right now.
Niki
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ound of a tuna can being opened though!).
Niki
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Niki,Yes, the vet would prescribe interferon for you.
It is a clear liquid, (looks and tastes just like water) that you give
orally. I don't know if I would start an asymptomatic kitten on
interferon right away beca
think the worst. Now it is nice to know Ziggy can have a
productive life for whatever time I am going to be blessed by him.
Niki
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Niki,
I'm not the best one to give advice on the supplements as I'm not
using them right now on any of my own. I have read a lot about transfer
t. Now it is nice to know Ziggy can have a productive life for whatever time I am going to be blessed by him.
Niki
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Hi Niki!
I'm glad you found th
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Hi
Tonya:
Thanks
you so much for the information. Any suggestions on food that I should be
giving him? Right now I am giving him Iams Kitten Formula and catmilk (I
think by Wiskas) every once in a while as a treat. Should I start vita
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Hi Niki!
I'm glad you found the list. You'll get lots of support and
advice! First of all congratulations on your new baby! The good
news is that if Ziggy is only 8 weeks old he could still fight off the virus
(which it sounds like you've
Ziggy a
productive life for whatever amount of time God wishes to have me blessed
by this little guy.
Niki
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Hi Niki,I'm sorry your l
Hi Niki!
I'm glad you found the list. You'll get lots of support and advice! First of all congratulations on your new baby! The good news is that if Ziggy is only 8 weeks old he could still fight off the virus (which it sounds like you've already learned). I'm not sure what the total time you
Hi Niki,
I'm sorry your little Ziggy has tested positive. I'm sure you're
already head over heals in love with him, how could you not be? When I
first found out my babies were positive I was devastated and very
confused. You've come to the right place to help you sort through all
the informa
Hello. I have just adopted a 8 week old kitten named Ziggy.
Ziggy had his first vet visit on 6-9-05 and since I knew nothing about his mom
or dad I decided to have a FeLV test done which resulted in a positive. I
was devastated and am now trying to figure out the best course for Ziggy.
H
here's hoping they get into Angel's gate--I promise
to visit them if they do since Ft salonga is just down the road from
me.
barbara
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I'll post it on some other lists I'm on and maybe we'll get lucky![EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chili is a black female, probably about 9 lbs, apparently full grown. She has been spayed, vaccinated, and has no known health issues. She's bossy.
Salsa is a black male, probably about 10lbs, apparently
The kitties are beautiful. I love sleek black hair kitties along with the Siameses. They are downright awesome looking. Believe or not there are people in my neighborhood that are terrified of black kitties...they will go completely around them to avoid confrontation with them...LOL
I wish them t
Thank you Julie!
Julie Johnson wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Here's a link to the VAS study that indicated saline injections
had a reaction, too:
http://www.vetpathology.org/cgi/content/full/39/2/216
I had heard something about that but not read the study; after
reading doing so, it
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