Re: Interesting article about cat health and cleansing their bodies

2007-03-23 Thread Marissa Johnson
What do people think of this?  I'm feeling so overwhelmed right now - wanting 
to do anything I can to save Slink and not knowing what's best.  Seems 
everything you read says something different.  I think I'd feel better about 
this article if it weren't written by the people selling the products.  
But...what do people think?
   
  Re: Slink...His temp spiked again last night.  :(  But it's down to 103.6 
this morning.  Last night when I went to bed he got up and went under the bed 
all the way back in the corner and sat there.  I really thought maybe he was 
getting ready to leave me.  So I crawled under the bed and petted and kissed 
him a bit...but didn't want to bring him up to the bed if he wanted to be alone 
(trying to respect his wishes...so hard but I know it's best).  I did pull the 
rug he was lying on a little closer to the front of the bed.  I checked on him 
a few times during the night and he's still hangin' in there.  He's up on the 
bed with me now.  But..was a long night for mom!!!
   
  I ordered the IR and have an appointment tonight to start it.  I am staying 
home today because now it appears that I'M getting sick!  :(  Thanks for all 
the prayers and support for Slink!  I'll keep you updated.
   
  MJ

wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  You might be interested in this article that was
posted on the hyper T website about cleansing a cat's
system. I couldn't post the whole article as it's
very long (here's the rest of it:
http://www.petmedicinechest.com/feline/discussions/chronicsicknesstext.asp.)
Any thoughts on this article?

:)
Wendy


 Dear Fellow Cat Lover,
 
 So your precious cat has been sick for months and
 months or possibly even years. There is no way you
 are willing to give up on your kitty. You have
 tried all the drugs the Vet has prescribed. Your
 kitty is fed up with you stuffing chemicals down its
 throat and might even be to the point of not eating
 anything you are giving because he/she no longer
 trusts you. Now what are you going to do? Let your
 kitty die? Never!
 
 Your kitty may have just been diagnosed with hyper
 or hypo-thyroid disease. Your cat is sick of being
 sick. You are sick because you are trying
 everything and your cat is getting even sicker. 
 Your Vet wants to put your precious furry friend
 through all sorts of torture and drugs. 
 
 Relax, you have just found the most important site
 on the internet to help you help bring your little
 life-long companion back to health, vitality and
 happiness. If you took the effort to research and
 seek us out, you are our kind of person. One who
 cares so much for the welfare of their cat, that
 they will do whatever it takes to bring their cat
 back to health in spite of all the expert help you
 both have been given. 
 
 Guess what? It doesn't take nearly as much as you
 might think. It takes:
 
 a.. Diligence on your part. 
 b.. A fresh perspective about animal
 health--eliminating the concept that drugs are the
 road to health that all of us have been led to
 believe over the past forty to fifty years and which
 you see with your own eyes how well they don't work.
 
 c.. The initiative to make the changes that are
 essential in the recovery of your cat's health and
 well being and to stick with those changes. 
 d.. It does NOT take a lot of money either. 
 Our little ones are doing fine thanks to you
 guys. Please never give up this battle to inform
 the public of your great products. Without them, my
 pets would have died a long time ago. They not only
 lived longer, but in better health than they ever
 had. I mean ever!! Thank you, Gail H. and family,
 New York
 
 WHAT YOU NEED TO DO
 
 First, you need to bring your cat's immune
 system that has been so severely suppressed back up
 and into good working condition.
 
 Second, you need to rebuild all the flora that
 has been killed in your kitty's gut and the rest of
 its body.
 
 Third, you need to clean up your cat's
 contaminated blood that has been circulating within
 its veins for months or years causing these constant
 health conditions.
 
 Fourth, you need to provide home-cooked, fresh
 wholesome food for your cat.
 
 GETTING STARTED
 
 Step One--The Immune System
 
 After weeks and months of toxic drugs and other
 chemicals being given to your kitty, its little
 immune system is severely suppressed. Is it
 possible to rebuild the immune system? Absolutely
 it is possible. You may have heard of the herb
 Echinacea which has been used for hundreds of years
 in North America to boost the immune system. We
 use this and others that have been shown to boost
 the immune system. 
 
 The medicinal qualities of herbs such as Echinacea,
 Poke Root along with a host of others from North
 America have been extracted from the plants in the
 form of a liquid tincture. This herbal remedy
 tincture with the synergy of the specifically feline
 formulated herbs has been shown to aid cat's with
 serious health conditions in a relatively short
 period of time. 
 
 

Re: Brady Add to CLS please

2007-03-23 Thread elizabeth trent

Sherry, I am so sorry.  My heart is with you.

elizabeth


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THis sweet handsome gray tiger boy won me over at Crashs,on Sunday I
noticed he didn't look well and we lost him today to FIP.He was a shy boy
but I helped get him to trust.THe power of Temptations treats. :) This one
really hurts.Well they all do,I don't usually get too attached to the ones
that have a chance at getting adopted but I really like this guy.He didn't
have felv but could we add him to the list?THanks so much
Sherry

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Re: Brady Add to CLS please

2007-03-23 Thread Kelley Saveika

Sherry, I am so sorry for your loss:(.  Kelly is right - I don't know how
you do it.

On 3/23/07, elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Sherry, I am so sorry.  My heart is with you.

elizabeth


 On 3/22/07, Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 THis sweet handsome gray tiger boy won me over at Crashs,on Sunday I
 noticed he didn't look well and we lost him today to FIP.He was a shy
 boy but I helped get him to trust.THe power of Temptations treats. :)
 This one really hurts.Well they all do,I don't usually get too attached
 to the ones that have a chance at getting adopted but I really like this
 guy.He didn't have felv but could we add him to the list?THanks so much
 Sherry

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Need Advice - Concerning Fred [kind of long]

2007-03-23 Thread Belinda

Hi Guys,
  I'm really struggling to keep my anger under control.  Fred as you 
know has not been doing well the last few days and I took him in Tuesday 
and found out his blood pressure is sky high again.  Well while I was 
there I asked the vet if she had checked his tube entry site because for 
the last week there have been several occasions when I thought I felt 
some swelling again, but at other times I wasn't sure.  Well she assured 
me she had and it was fine ... last night I was scratching him under his 
chin and found a huge lump under there again, NO mistaking it there was 
something there!!!   Well I guess I know now part of the reason he is 
feeling so crappy and not bouncing back.


Those who have read my last few messages about our situation know about 
us battling this infection for about a month and a half.  They were 
giving me clavamox even though the second time it came back he had been 
on and still was on it for 2 weeks.  I'm so upset and angry I am really 
going to be struggling to not go in there and start screaming at 
everyone!


*The vet I saw Tuesday obviously flat out lied to me, there is NO way 
she could have checked the site like she said and missed that.*  Fred 
has been miserable more often than not for over a month and a half 
because of this infection.  He's very depressed now and it's going to 
make it that much harder to get him over this now.


I have an appointment at 11:30 just to check his blood pressure, I made 
it before I found the lump, but am calling the second they open and 
telling them I want to see Dr. Munson the minute she walks in the door, 
her first appointment will have to wait, as far as I'm concerned this is 
an emergency and this time they are going to get it right


The lump is three bigger than it has ever been and I know Fred is fed up 
and feeling pretty crappy, I hope he can find the fight to get over this 
hump, please, please send him prayers for strength and the will to keep 
fighting.


My question, how do I go in there and remain sane, rational and control 
myself because I just want to go in there and tell everyone how 
incompetent I think they are but NOT before we get this infection dealt 
with and under control??


Please pray that I can control myself so I can get the care Fred needs.  
The vet I'm seeing today is one of two I haven't seen while we have been 
dealing with all this so hopefully she will earn my trust and know what 
the hell she is doing.  Help me guys get my state of mind in a positive 
frame, it is going to be really hard this time!


--

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RE: Need Advice - Concerning Fred [kind of long]

2007-03-23 Thread Rosenfeldt, Diane
Wow, Belinda.  I don't blame you for being furious.  You'd think that
would be the first thing they'd check, wouldn't you?  I don't have any
advice for you about how to remain calm, since invariably in
confrontations where I'm that angry, I end up bursting into tears...not
helpful.  I guess ideally, you let the fury rule rather than the worry
and frustration, so you get that icy calm thing going.  Tell them what
the other vet said, what YOU found, and what you need done, stat.  If
the vet you're seeing does gain your trust, that's great, but if not,
start looking as soon as Fred is past this.
 
Apologize to Fred for all the extra stuff he's gone through, and tell
him you're on the way to getting it fixed right.  I'm sure he knows
you've been trying to help, and that there was no way you could know a
person you had put your trust in wouldn't be competent.  Best of luck at
the vet!
 
Diane R.



From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Belinda
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 8:47 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Need Advice - Concerning Fred [kind of long]


 Hi Guys,
   I'm really struggling to keep my anger under control.  Fred as you
know has not been doing well the last few days and I took him in Tuesday
and found out his blood pressure is sky high again.  Well while I was
there I asked the vet if she had checked his tube entry site because for
the last week there have been several occasions when I thought I felt
some swelling again, but at other times I wasn't sure.  Well she assured
me she had and it was fine ... last night I was scratching him under his
chin and found a huge lump under there again, NO mistaking it there was
something there!!!   Well I guess I know now part of the reason he is
feeling so crappy and not bouncing back.

Those who have read my last few messages about our situation know about
us battling this infection for about a month and a half.  They were
giving me clavamox even though the second time it came back he had been
on and still was on it for 2 weeks.  I'm so upset and angry I am really
going to be struggling to not go in there and start screaming at
everyone!

The vet I saw Tuesday obviously flat out lied to me, there is NO way she
could have checked the site like she said and missed that.  Fred has
been miserable more often than not for over a month and a half because
of this infection.  He's very depressed now and it's going to make it
that much harder to get him over this now.

I have an appointment at 11:30 just to check his blood pressure, I made
it before I found the lump, but am calling the second they open and
telling them I want to see Dr. Munson the minute she walks in the door,
her first appointment will have to wait, as far as I'm concerned this is
an emergency and this time they are going to get it right

The lump is three bigger than it has ever been and I know Fred is fed up
and feeling pretty crappy, I hope he can find the fight to get over this
hump, please, please send him prayers for strength and the will to keep
fighting.

My question, how do I go in there and remain sane, rational and control
myself because I just want to go in there and tell everyone how
incompetent I think they are but NOT before we get this infection dealt
with and under control??

Please pray that I can control myself so I can get the care Fred needs.
The vet I'm seeing today is one of two I haven't seen while we have been
dealing with all this so hopefully she will earn my trust and know what
the hell she is doing.  Help me guys get my state of mind in a positive
frame, it is going to be really hard this time!

-- 

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Re: Auto Immune Hemolytic Anemia

2007-03-23 Thread Kelley Saveika

Prednilisone (I think that is the spelling) and doxy.  The doxy is in case
he has hemobartonella - it is easier to treat for it in case than it is to
test for it.

He gets 10 mg Pred and 1/4 of a doxy tablet twice a day.


On 3/22/07, Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:




What is the medication?


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*Sent:* Wednesday, March 21, 2007 4:19 PM
*To:* felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
*Subject:* Re: Auto Immune Hemolytic Anemia



Thank you Marylyn.  He actually seems much better today than he did
yesterday, though he only had his medicines about 30 minutes ago.



I only know one alternative vet in town and she is a cardiologist.  I iwll
see if I can find more.



On 3/21/07, *Marylyn* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

My beautiful Mai Mai had this awful condition.  Her vets were wonderful
but the steroids took their toll.  However, my alternative vet was very
helpful and able to get the condition under control for a pretty good length
of time.  You might investigate this avenue.  Mai Mai left this world over 5
years ago and treatments may well have improved.



Good luck and blessings to you.













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 from the shelter of
compassion and pity, you will have men who
 will deal likewise with
their fellow man.
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Francis

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*Sent:* Wednesday, March 21, 2007 10:57 AM

*Subject:* Re: Auto Immune Hemolytic Anemia




I've never had or dealt w/ [that I can remember now anyway.] a cat w/
this disease...

But I DO remember when my first Rottie was diagnosed with it..

What had me concerned was his lethargy, not common for him.  Just laying
around, sleeping alot.

So, I took him to my vet.  Was devastated when I got results!!!  Mind you,
I WAS thinking positive, after all, he was my baby.

It's a nasty disease.. (Very prevalent for his breed as I learned
doing my research)

We tried everything as it progressed... PCV's every three days,
transfusions, epoeitin [sp?], an oncologist, chemo (THREE diff.
prescriptions!), etc., etc.

Needless to say, and I'm sorry, but after TOO long, I finally had my boy
PTS..

He could no longer walk, even get up.  And, the chemo drugs made him so
sick. He couldn't even eat on his own, something he LOVED to do!!!  I
ended up hand-feeding him.  He developed ulcerations in his mouth because
of all he *had* to take. It got to the point where I was hand-feeding him
a diet of cottage cheese (NOT a great diet for a big boy..) In the
end, my former big boy weighed only around 60 lbs. (And I do remember my
vet always getting on me about his weight)

It broke my heart, but I'm even more heartbroken about all I put him
through.  I did it for me - I didn't want to lose him.  But, after all I put
him thru, I did lose him.  We humans can be so selfish.

After losing Bear [in a HORRIBLE way- treatment was probably worse than
the disease!], I made a promise to ALL my babies, I would never let them
suffer. Found out, the hard way, that in loving the most important thing is
*knowing* when to let go..

Sorry this wasn't about Feline AIHA, but I just had to share what I know
[sadly, only TOO well] about the disease.

Best wishes for your baby.

Hugs,

Patti  her gang (Which DOES include another Rottie!)



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Re: Need Advice - Concerning Fred [kind of long]

2007-03-23 Thread Kelley Saveika

I don't blame you for being furious either.  I have learned, though, that
allowing your fury to show doesn't really help your animal in most cases.
Remember that being calm (or at least pretending to be) is the best way to
help Fred.   I also would be looking for another vet as soon as he's through
this - that's how I found my current great vet.

On 3/23/07, Rosenfeldt, Diane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Wow, Belinda.  I don't blame you for being furious.  You'd think that
would be the first thing they'd check, wouldn't you?  I don't have any
advice for you about how to remain calm, since invariably in
confrontations where I'm that angry, I end up bursting into tears...not
helpful.  I guess ideally, you let the fury rule rather than the worry and
frustration, so you get that icy calm thing going.  Tell them what the other
vet said, what YOU found, and what you need done, stat.  If the vet you're
seeing does gain your trust, that's great, but if not, start looking as soon
as Fred is past this.

Apologize to Fred for all the extra stuff he's gone through, and tell him
you're on the way to getting it fixed right.  I'm sure he knows you've been
trying to help, and that there was no way you could know a person you had
put your trust in wouldn't be competent.  Best of luck at the vet!

Diane R.

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*From:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Belinda
*Sent:* Friday, March 23, 2007 8:47 AM
*To:* felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
*Subject:* Need Advice - Concerning Fred [kind of long]


  Hi Guys,
   I'm really struggling to keep my anger under control.  Fred as you know
has not been doing well the last few days and I took him in Tuesday and
found out his blood pressure is sky high again.  Well while I was there I
asked the vet if she had checked his tube entry site because for the last
week there have been several occasions when I thought I felt some swelling
again, but at other times I wasn't sure.  Well she assured me she had and it
was fine ... last night I was scratching him under his chin and found a huge
lump under there again, NO mistaking it there was something there!!!   Well
I guess I know now part of the reason he is feeling so crappy and not
bouncing back.

Those who have read my last few messages about our situation know about us
battling this infection for about a month and a half.  They were giving me
clavamox even though the second time it came back he had been on and still
was on it for 2 weeks.  I'm so upset and angry I am really going to be
struggling to not go in there and start screaming at everyone!

*The vet I saw Tuesday obviously flat out lied to me, there is NO way she
could have checked the site like she said and missed that.*  Fred has been
miserable more often than not for over a month and a half because of this
infection.  He's very depressed now and it's going to make it that much
harder to get him over this now.

I have an appointment at 11:30 just to check his blood pressure, I made it
before I found the lump, but am calling the second they open and telling
them I want to see Dr. Munson the minute she walks in the door, her first
appointment will have to wait, as far as I'm concerned this is an emergency
and this time they are going to get it right

The lump is three bigger than it has ever been and I know Fred is fed up
and feeling pretty crappy, I hope he can find the fight to get over this
hump, please, please send him prayers for strength and the will to keep
fighting.

My question, how do I go in there and remain sane, rational and control
myself because I just want to go in there and tell everyone how incompetent
I think they are but NOT before we get this infection dealt with and under
control??

Please pray that I can control myself so I can get the care Fred needs.
The vet I'm seeing today is one of two I haven't seen while we have been
dealing with all this so hopefully she will earn my trust and know what the
hell she is doing.  Help me guys get my state of mind in a positive frame,
it is going to be really hard this time!

--

Belinda
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Re: Need Advice - Concerning Fred [kind of long]

2007-03-23 Thread Sally Davis

Hi Belinda

I am not sure how to tell you to deal with your vet and your anger. I have a
hard time with these issues as well.

I like Junior's vet Dr Staunton. It is just I am not always able to get into
see her. Dr Larrick is a country vet doing what country vets do. He
admistered first aid. He is not vaccination crazy so he does not push them.
I get the feeling for the most part he does not thinkl annual vaccinations
are neccessary. He is a better vet for well visits.

After a week on Baytril Junior's appetite is returning. I had a pet
communicator speak to him the other day and she said he was weak and hollow.
He said his food tasted bland. She did not know I had bought different food
bc I was not where I could get his regular food. Needless to say I went by
Petsmart when I got off work and got his Natural Choice, not in the recall.
He does not like chunks, thank God.

This morning his appetite was back. He got his wet food with supplements and
then went on to eat dry food. Which he has not done for a while. Keep the
prayers and good vibes for Junior as I will do for Fred and all the rest of
our precious cats in need.

Good Luck with the visit.

Sally and Junior


On 3/23/07, Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Hi Guys,
   I'm really struggling to keep my anger under control.  Fred as you know
has not been doing well the last few days and I took him in Tuesday and
found out his blood pressure is sky high again.  Well while I was there I
asked the vet if she had checked his tube entry site because for the last
week there have been several occasions when I thought I felt some swelling
again, but at other times I wasn't sure.  Well she assured me she had and it
was fine ... last night I was scratching him under his chin and found a huge
lump under there again, NO mistaking it there was something there!!!   Well
I guess I know now part of the reason he is feeling so crappy and not
bouncing back.

Those who have read my last few messages about our situation know about us
battling this infection for about a month and a half.  They were giving me
clavamox even though the second time it came back he had been on and still
was on it for 2 weeks.  I'm so upset and angry I am really going to be
struggling to not go in there and start screaming at everyone!

*The vet I saw Tuesday obviously flat out lied to me, there is NO way she
could have checked the site like she said and missed that.*  Fred has been
miserable more often than not for over a month and a half because of this
infection.  He's very depressed now and it's going to make it that much
harder to get him over this now.

I have an appointment at 11:30 just to check his blood pressure, I made it
before I found the lump, but am calling the second they open and telling
them I want to see Dr. Munson the minute she walks in the door, her first
appointment will have to wait, as far as I'm concerned this is an emergency
and this time they are going to get it right

The lump is three bigger than it has ever been and I know Fred is fed up
and feeling pretty crappy, I hope he can find the fight to get over this
hump, please, please send him prayers for strength and the will to keep
fighting.

My question, how do I go in there and remain sane, rational and control
myself because I just want to go in there and tell everyone how incompetent
I think they are but NOT before we get this infection dealt with and under
control??

Please pray that I can control myself so I can get the care Fred needs.
The vet I'm seeing today is one of two I haven't seen while we have been
dealing with all this so hopefully she will earn my trust and know what the
hell she is doing.  Help me guys get my state of mind in a positive frame,
it is going to be really hard this time!

--

Belinda
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Be-Mi-Kittieshttp://bemikitties.com




Re: Interesting article about cat health and cleansing their bodies

2007-03-23 Thread Debbie


I would be VERY cautious of taking advice from someone who is selling something. Vets, I don't belive always give the right treatment either, but it must be very hard for them to diagnose a patient that can not tell them what is wrong, plus they deal with various species, not like a human doctor that only deals with one. I do hope Slink recovers, but some times miracle cures are not true miracles - just scams. I recall a doctor once saying something about herbs - she said "they could be good for you, but since no real research has been done why take the risk and chance making yourself even sicker?" I honestly think domestication is what has made cats sicker these days. As humans we try to improve their lives and alot of things I thnk isn't as good as we would like to think - like food and additives, flea medicines, vitamin supplements, enviroment...
We love our babies and we can only do so much. Please keep trying and trust that whatever happens - there is some higher purpose.
Our prayers go out to you and Slink.

Debbie

-Original Message- From: Marissa Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Sent: Mar 23, 2007 8:13 AM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: Interesting article about cat health and cleansing their bodies 
What do people think of this? I'm feeling so overwhelmed right now - wanting to do anything I can to save Slink and not knowing what's best. Seems everything you read says something different. I think I'd feel better about this article if it weren't written by the people selling the products. But...what do people think?

Re: Slink...His temp spiked again last night. :( But it's down to 103.6 this morning. Last night when I went to bed he got up and went under the bed all the way back in the corner and sat there. I really thought maybe he was getting ready to leave me. So I crawled under the bed and petted and kissed him a bit...but didn't want to bring him up to the bed if he wanted to be alone (trying to respect his wishes...so hard but I know it's best). I did pull the rug he was lying on a little closer to the front of the bed. I checked on him a few times during the night and he's still hangin' in there. He's up on the bed with me now. But..was a long night for mom!!!

I ordered the IR and have an appointment tonight to start it. I am staying home today because now it appears that I'M getting sick! :( Thanks for all the prayers and support for Slink! I'll keep you updated.

MJwendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You might be interested in this article that wasposted on the hyper T website about cleansing a cat'ssystem. I couldn't post the whole article as it'svery long (here's the rest of it:http://www.petmedicinechest.com/feline/discussions/chronicsicknesstext.asp.)Any thoughts on this article?:)Wendy Dear Fellow Cat Lover,  So your precious cat has been sick for months and months or possibly even years. There is no way you are willing to give up on your kitty. You have tried all the drugs the Vet has prescribed. Your kitty is fed up with you stuffing chemicals down its throat and might even be to the point of not eating anything you are giving because he/she no longer trusts you. Now what are you going to do? Let your kitty die? Never!  Your kitty may have just been diagnosed with hyper or hypo-thyroid disease. Your cat is sick of being sick. You are sick because you are trying everything and your cat is getting even sicker.  Your Vet wants to put your precious furry friend through all sorts of torture and drugs.   Relax, you have just found the most important site on the internet to help you help bring your little life-long companion back to health, vitality and happiness. If you took the effort to research and seek us out, you are our kind of person. One who cares so much for the welfare of their cat, that they will do whatever it takes to bring their cat back to health in spite of all the "expert help" you both have been given.   Guess what? It doesn't take nearly as much as you might think. It takes:  a.. Diligence on your part.  b.. A fresh perspective about animal health--eliminating the concept that drugs are the road to health that all of us have been led to believe over the past forty to fifty years and which you see with your own eyes how well they don't work.  c.. The initiative to make the changes that are essential in the recovery of your cat's health and well being and to stick with those changes.  d.. It does NOT take a lot of money either.  Our little ones are doing fine thanks to you guys. Please never give up this battle to inform the public of your great products. Without them, my pets would have died a long time ago. They not only lived longer, but in better health than they ever had. I mean ever!! Thank you, Gail H. and family, New York  WHAT YOU NEED TO DO  First, you need to bring your cat's immune system that has been so severely suppressed back up and into good working condition.  Second, you need to rebuild all the flora that has been killed in your 

Re: Hammy

2007-03-23 Thread elizabeth trent

Prayers going out for you all and especially for Hammy.

elizabeth


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Hi all could you please send prayers and good vibes to one of our newest
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year old son is helping taking extra care of him.He is felv+.Thanks
everyone.
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Re: Hammy

2007-03-23 Thread Kelley Saveika

I will be praying for Hammy.

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Prayers going out for you all and especially for Hammy.

elizabeth


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Kitty crying in the night

2007-03-23 Thread Pam Norman

Kelley,

What i s the latest on this poor boy?  (Name?

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Re: vaccinate FIV+ for FeLV?

2007-03-23 Thread catatonya
I would vaccinate my fiv's.  Unless they are sick, I don't think it will hurt 
them.  Just my opinion from dealing with both for over 15 years.
   
  tonya

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We have two FIV+ cats in our household, one of whom has previously
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exposed to FeLV. She has tested negative on an Elisa but exposure is
recent enough, and Elisa inaccurate enough, that I'd rather be safe
and vaccinate the current foster cat (already FIV+) before she
arrives. (The rest of the household is already vaccinated.)

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Re: Kitty crying in the night

2007-03-23 Thread Kelley Saveika

Hi Pam,

His name is Obsidian.  The last I heard he had made it through the night
better.  I am hesitant to call and check on him because I get the sense she
doesn't want to be checked on every day.  We are thinking he may not have
liked the litterbox setup.

Kelley


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Kelley,

What i s the latest on this poor boy?  (Name?

Pam






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To Marissa

2007-03-23 Thread wendy
Hey Marissa,

I feel kind of bad now sending that out.  If I had
thought about it, I wouldn't have because stuff like
this does tend to stress out people who are already
stressed about their pet's health.  I apologize.  I am
not sure what to think about it.  I am interested in
what other people think as well.  I agree that the
people who are trying to sell this stuff have a vested
interest, but I also know people who are health
fanatics who do the same type of cleansing things. 
And it's also scary to think about trying to do
something new while getting Slinky's body back under
control.  I would be weary at this point, and if you
feel like doing more research, looking into it
couldn't hurt.  Let me know if you find anything
corroborating it.  Veterinarians have a vested
interest in this article not being true because they
lose business when animals are healthy.

I am so sorry you and Slinky are going through this
right now.  It's SO hard-worrying about your furbaby
24/7.  But you are right to try to be in tune with
what Slinky wants and respecting his space and wishes.
 That's very big of you because it's so hard to do,
and not all of us are good at it.  It's not surprising
you are getting sick with all the stress and lack of
sleep.  Take care of yourself while you're taking care
of Slinky.  I keep thinking about him all throughout
the week.  I so want the little guy to rally and pull
through.  I am hoping the IR really helps.

:)
Wendy


--- Marissa Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 What do people think of this?  I'm feeling so
 overwhelmed right now - wanting to do anything I can
 to save Slink and not knowing what's best.  Seems
 everything you read says something different.  I
 think I'd feel better about this article if it
 weren't written by the people selling the products. 
 But...what do people think?

   Re: Slink...His temp spiked again last night.  :( 
 But it's down to 103.6 this morning.  Last night
 when I went to bed he got up and went under the bed
 all the way back in the corner and sat there.  I
 really thought maybe he was getting ready to leave
 me.  So I crawled under the bed and petted and
 kissed him a bit...but didn't want to bring him up
 to the bed if he wanted to be alone (trying to
 respect his wishes...so hard but I know it's best). 
 I did pull the rug he was lying on a little closer
 to the front of the bed.  I checked on him a few
 times during the night and he's still hangin' in
 there.  He's up on the bed with me now.  But..was a
 long night for mom!!!

   I ordered the IR and have an appointment tonight
 to start it.  I am staying home today because now it
 appears that I'M getting sick!  :(  Thanks for all
 the prayers and support for Slink!  I'll keep you
 updated.

   MJ
 
 wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   You might be interested in this article that was
 posted on the hyper T website about cleansing a
 cat's
 system. I couldn't post the whole article as it's
 very long (here's the rest of it:

http://www.petmedicinechest.com/feline/discussions/chronicsicknesstext.asp.)
 Any thoughts on this article?
 
 :)
 Wendy
 
 
  Dear Fellow Cat Lover,
  
  So your precious cat has been sick for months and
  months or possibly even years. There is no way you
  are willing to give up on your kitty. You have
  tried all the drugs the Vet has prescribed. Your
  kitty is fed up with you stuffing chemicals down
 its
  throat and might even be to the point of not
 eating
  anything you are giving because he/she no longer
  trusts you. Now what are you going to do? Let your
  kitty die? Never!
  
  Your kitty may have just been diagnosed with hyper
  or hypo-thyroid disease. Your cat is sick of being
  sick. You are sick because you are trying
  everything and your cat is getting even sicker. 
  Your Vet wants to put your precious furry friend
  through all sorts of torture and drugs. 
  
  Relax, you have just found the most important site
  on the internet to help you help bring your little
  life-long companion back to health, vitality and
  happiness. If you took the effort to research and
  seek us out, you are our kind of person. One who
  cares so much for the welfare of their cat, that
  they will do whatever it takes to bring their cat
  back to health in spite of all the expert help
 you
  both have been given. 
  
  Guess what? It doesn't take nearly as much as you
  might think. It takes:
  
  a.. Diligence on your part. 
  b.. A fresh perspective about animal
  health--eliminating the concept that drugs are the
  road to health that all of us have been led to
  believe over the past forty to fifty years and
 which
  you see with your own eyes how well they don't
 work.
  
  c.. The initiative to make the changes that are
  essential in the recovery of your cat's health and
  well being and to stick with those changes. 
  d.. It does NOT take a lot of money either. 
  Our little ones are doing fine thanks to you
  guys. Please never give up this battle to 

pet-food contaminant found?

2007-03-23 Thread TenHouseCats

for those of you who haven't seen this yet:

http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=2975912page=1
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17754681/

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RE: pet-food contaminant found?

2007-03-23 Thread Chris
Just got an e-mail from Wellness saying SOME of their foods are made at Menu
plant but not to worry-they don't use wheat!!!  Arg-just got 5 cases of
Wellness.  I did write back and ask which foods were made at Menu---but I
guess tonight it's a home cooked meal for the guys!  

 

Chris

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RE: pet-food contaminant found? -Rat Poison -just announced

2007-03-23 Thread tamara stickler
It wasn't wheatbut RAT poisonthey just announced it...I'd be a bit 
concerned as to WHERE the poison entered the food..

Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just got an e-mail from 
Wellness saying SOME of their foods are made at Menu plant but not to 
worry—they don’t use wheat!!!  Arg—just got 5 cases of Wellness…  I did 
write back and ask which foods were made at Menu---but I guess tonight it’s a 
home cooked meal for the guys!  
   
Chris
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Re: pet-food contaminant found?

2007-03-23 Thread Kelley Saveika

Does anyone know if A/D or Royal Canin Veterinary Recovery or whoever the
heck makes MaxCal are affected?

On 3/23/07, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Just got an e-mail from Wellness saying SOME of their foods are made at
Menu plant but not to worry—they don't use wheat!!!  Arg—just got 5
cases of Wellness…  I did write back and ask which foods were made at
Menu---but I guess tonight it's a home cooked meal for the guys!



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RE: pet-food contaminant found? -Rat Poison -just announced

2007-03-23 Thread MacKenzie, Kerry N.
I'm assuming the rat poison was put down in the wheat--while growing or
while being stored.
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It wasn't wheatbut RAT poisonthey just announced it...I'd be a
bit concerned as to WHERE the poison entered the food..

Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 

Just got an e-mail from Wellness saying SOME of their foods are
made at Menu plant but not to worry-they don't use wheat!!!
Arg-just got 5 cases of Wellness...  I did write back and ask which
foods were made at Menu---but I guess tonight it's a home cooked meal
for the guys!  
 
Chris
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17754681/

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RE: pet-food contaminant found? -Rat Poison -just announced

2007-03-23 Thread tamara stickler
don't know for certain, but most likely sprayed on before shipping...to keep 
rats away in cargo hold???  Its illegal in US...prob. why Menu foods used the 
new vendor..because they were offering the wheat so cheap!  Don't know if 
they knew WHY it was so cheap...don't know if the company inquired or even 
caredjust a way to pad the profits most likely. ...Don'tcha just LOVE 
corporations???

MacKenzie, Kerry N. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'm assuming the rat 
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It wasn't wheatbut RAT poisonthey just announced it...I'd be a bit 
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Re: pet-food contaminant found?

2007-03-23 Thread tamara stickler
Royal Canin had their OWN recall back in Octsomething about using too much 
Vitamin D, the high levels contributed to kidney failure.  But that wasn't 
linked to this 

Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Does anyone know if A/D or Royal 
Canin Veterinary Recovery or whoever the heck makes MaxCal are affected?

  On 3/23/07, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just got an e-mail from 
Wellness saying SOME of their foods are made at Menu plant but not to 
worry—they don't use wheat!!!  Arg—just got 5 cases of Wellness…  I did 
write back and ask which foods were made at Menu---but I guess tonight it's a 
home cooked meal for the guys!  
   
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Re: pet-food contaminant found?

2007-03-23 Thread tamara stickler
Royal Canin had their OWN recall back in Octsomething about using too much 
Vitamin D, the high levels contributed to kidney failure.  But that wasn't 
linked to this 

Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   Does anyone know if A/D or Royal 
Canin Veterinary Recovery or whoever the heck makes MaxCal are affected?

  On 3/23/07, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just got an e-mail from 
Wellness saying SOME of their foods are made at Menu plant but not to 
worry—they don't use wheat!!!  Arg—just got 5 cases of Wellness…  I did 
write back and ask which foods were made at Menu---but I guess tonight it's a 
home cooked meal for the guys!  
   
Chris
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Re: pet-food contaminant found?

2007-03-23 Thread tamara stickler
Royal Canin had their OWN recall back in Octsomething about using too much 
Vitamin D, the high levels contributed to kidney failure.  But that wasn't 
linked to this 

Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   Does anyone know if A/D or Royal 
Canin Veterinary Recovery or whoever the heck makes MaxCal are affected?

  On 3/23/07, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just got an e-mail from 
Wellness saying SOME of their foods are made at Menu plant but not to 
worry—they don't use wheat!!!  Arg—just got 5 cases of Wellness…  I did 
write back and ask which foods were made at Menu---but I guess tonight it's a 
home cooked meal for the guys!  
   
Chris
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Re: pet-food contaminant found?

2007-03-23 Thread tamara stickler
Royal Canin had their OWN recall back in Octsomething about using too much 
Vitamin D, the high levels contributed to kidney failure.  But that wasn't 
linked to this 

Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   Does anyone know if A/D or Royal 
Canin Veterinary Recovery or whoever the heck makes MaxCal are affected?

  On 3/23/07, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just got an e-mail from 
Wellness saying SOME of their foods are made at Menu plant but not to 
worry—they don't use wheat!!!  Arg—just got 5 cases of Wellness…  I did 
write back and ask which foods were made at Menu---but I guess tonight it's a 
home cooked meal for the guys!  
   
Chris
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Subject: pet-food contaminant found?
   
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17754681/ 

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Re: pet-food contaminant found?

2007-03-23 Thread Kelley Saveika

I just got the RC at the vets 2 days ago.

On 3/23/07, tamara stickler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Royal Canin had their OWN recall back in Octsomething about using too
much Vitamin D, the high levels contributed to kidney failure.  But that
wasn't linked to this 

*Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED]* wrote:

Does anyone know if A/D or Royal Canin Veterinary Recovery or whoever the
heck makes MaxCal are affected?

On 3/23/07, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Just got an e-mail from Wellness saying SOME of their foods are made at
 Menu plant but not to worry—they don't use wheat!!!  Arg—just got 5
 cases of Wellness…  I did write back and ask which foods were made at
 Menu---but I guess tonight it's a home cooked meal for the guys!

  *Chris*
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Re: Interesting article about cat health and cleansing their bodies

2007-03-23 Thread Nina

Marissa,
I'm skeptical too.  I would do a great deal of research and 
investigation before trying something like this on a sick fur kid.  Some 
of the advice seems sound in general terms, but you'd need to know 
specifics about which herbs are being used as there can be interactions 
with allopathic meds.  How's that for I don't know?  Wendy, how did you 
find this company?  Were they recommended to you by someone that uses 
their products?


I'm hopeful about the IR helping Slink.  Several people on the list have 
had good results treating fever spikes with it.  Please take care of 
yourself too Marissa.  Being stressed out over Slinky and all you are 
going through, it's no small wonder that you are getting sick yourself.  
When you feel yourself becoming anxious, remember that you, Slink, and 
so many others supporting you, are doing everything possible to help 
Slink recover.  When you feel your blood pressure rising, talk yourself 
down from the ledge and calm yourself with visualizing Slinky happy, 
healthy and playful.

Blessings to you,
Nina



Marissa Johnson wrote:
What do people think of this?  I'm feeling so overwhelmed right now - 
wanting to do anything I can to save Slink and not knowing what's 
best.  Seems everything you read says something different.  I think 
I'd feel better about this article if it weren't written by the people 
selling the products.  But...what do people think?
 
Re: Slink...His temp spiked again last night.  :(  But it's down to 
103.6 this morning.  Last night when I went to bed he got up and went 
under the bed all the way back in the corner and sat there.  I really 
thought maybe he was getting ready to leave me.  So I crawled under 
the bed and petted and kissed him a bit...but didn't want to bring him 
up to the bed if he wanted to be alone (trying to respect his 
wishes...so hard but I know it's best).  I did pull the rug he was 
lying on a little closer to the front of the bed.  I checked on him a 
few times during the night and he's still hangin' in there.  He's up 
on the bed with me now.  But..was a long night for mom!!!
 
I ordered the IR and have an appointment tonight to start it.  I am 
staying home today because now it appears that I'M getting sick!  :(  
Thanks for all the prayers and support for Slink!  I'll keep you updated.
 
MJ





RE: pet-food contaminant found? -Rat Poison -just announced

2007-03-23 Thread Stray Cat Alliance
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RE: pet-food contaminant found? -Rat Poison -just announced

2007-03-23 Thread Chris
News conf on CNN right now!

 

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don't know for certain, but most likely sprayed on before shipping...to keep
rats away in cargo hold???  Its illegal in US...prob. why Menu foods used
the new vendor..because they were offering the wheat so cheap!  Don't know
if they knew WHY it was so cheap...don't know if the company inquired or
even caredjust a way to pad the profits most likely. ...Don'tcha just
LOVE corporations???

MacKenzie, Kerry N. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 

I'm assuming the rat poison was put down in the wheat--while growing or
while being stored.

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It wasn't wheatbut RAT poisonthey just announced it...I'd be a bit
concerned as to WHERE the poison entered the food..

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Re: pet-food contaminant found?

2007-03-23 Thread elizabeth trent

The fact that this substance is not legal for use in the US has me very
concerned.  Is this because Menu Foods is based in Canada?  I'd like to see
some information on exactly how that poison got into the food.  Call me
paranoid but in this day and age, accidents seem a lot less likely.

elizabeth


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Re: Fred - Crisis, prayers needed please

2007-03-23 Thread elizabeth trent

Belinda,
I'm behind on my email - how is Fred today?  Love and prayers for you both.

elizabeth


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   Hi All,
Fred my CRF furkid is having some problems, I took him in to the vet
last night because he gave out a meow that sounded like nothing he has
ever done before and when he tried to stand and walk he did about a half
turn and then plopped back to the rug and his front feet were
twitching.  He's been twitching off and on for a while.

He's been on Norvasc for high blood pressure for a while but apparently
his dose is no longer high enough, his BP was 230 at the vets
yesterday.  I called the vet in while he was twitching and she is very
concerned about his BP, she told me to give him double his dose when I
got home, he had already had his usual dose that morning.  Then she said
to give his regular dose in this AM and another dose in the afternoon
today.  He will get double what he's been getting from now on.

I didn't feed or mess with him the rest of the night yesterday, and he
twitched off and on all night.  He was very unsteady on his feet and
slept for the most part.  This morning he is not himself still.  He is
not as unsteady and not twitching that I've noticed yet but seems very
slow and just looks like he doesn't feel good.  I gave him his
metachloprimide and am going to feed him shortly, I'm going to wait and
give him his BP med close to the time the vet opens so if I have to run
him down they will be open, they open at 6:30AM, it's 6AM now.

Please pray that whatever is going on, hopefully it is just his BP and
the increased BP meds will control it, if not, that whatever it is we'll
figure it out and can help him feel better.  He looks the worse he ever
has since this all started.

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Re: pet-food contaminant found? -Rat Poison -just announced

2007-03-23 Thread PEC2851
 
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No  excuse for this, no matter what. Hope they get the pants sued off  them


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Re: To Marissa

2007-03-23 Thread Nina

Marissa,
Get the numbers out of your head.  They won't do you any good at this 
point except to possibly make you feel disheartened.  We all have a 
tendency to mourn our babies before they are gone, maybe it's sometimes 
necessary to prepare ourselves, but the most important thing I've found 
is to stay in the moment, to enjoy their physical presence.  Let's face 
it, when we love this strongly, we are rarely prepared to let them go.  
So do your best to remind yourself that he's still here!  It has helped 
me to let go of the strangle hold that expectations can cause and to 
just BE.  To relax just a little bit and live and love in the present.  
Where there is life there is hope.


I can also relate to how hard it is to let them be away from our 
physical embrace, if that is what they choose.  You might want to 
transfer your dismay of him being under the bed to concentrating on 
connecting with Slink mentally when this happens.  Memorize what it's 
like to commune with him without actually touching him.  Send him 
conscious waves of love and know he is not isolated, he's wrapped up 
warm and snug in that love.  Talk to him and listen for the answers that 
pop into your head.  I don't know what your beliefs are about continuing 
life after this one, but I believe in it strongly.  Heaven forbid he 
doesn't make it through this, reaching out to him without touch now may 
help you to connect with him when his time finally comes, (whenever that 
might be). 

There is a spot in my garage that Bruce and I have come to call the 
portal.  We've had several cats go to this particular corner when they 
are in crisis.  Now it may just be that they prefer it because it's a 
cool spot away from the commotion of our hectic household, but my first 
reaction is always NO!  Come away from there!  When I regain my 
composure, acceptance of whatever 'will be' brings me a sense of calm 
and it pleases me to think that all my furry loved ones that have 
transitioned may be giving my sick baby encouragement and perhaps even a 
preview of the wonderful world to come.


Hang in there Marissa, none of us knows what is to be,
Nina

Marissa Johnson wrote:
Hey Wendy.  No problem...it is good information.  Generally I believe 
in holistic medicine and have even thought of taking Slinky to a 
holistic vet (if I can afford it).  I called someone yesterday to see 
if she could come in and do some T Touch and accupressure with him.  
It's just hard when you feel like everything you read says something 
different (I remember going through that when I was trying to figure 
out what to feed him).  But at this point I feel like we're doing 
everything we can.
 
Not so good news on the Slinky front.  We just got back from he 
vet...took him in to give him his first shot of IR.  They did another 
CBC to get a baseline so we can tell if the IR is helping...and his 
HCT is down to 7!!!  It was 9 when we were there on Wed.  :(  But we 
gave him the IR and I guess all we can do now is see if it works.  He 
seemed to perk up a bit when we got home, but nonw he's pretty much 
sacked out on the bed.  I'm really praying for a miracle...but I know 
I have to love him enough to let go as well if that's what he needs.  :'(
 
It's INCREDIBLY hard to let him sit under the bed alone, but I want 
him to be in control of what happens with and to him, not me.  He is 
back on the bed now...sleeping.  I'm praying the IR works as I think 
it's the last thing we have left to try.  The vet was shocked he 
hasn't lost weight and isn't having trouble breathing...so he seems to 
still be fighting.  Thanks for all the GLOW!
 
Hugs
 
MJ  Slinky ^-^





Re: pet-food contaminant found?

2007-03-23 Thread Sally Davis

HI

Thanks for the update. Here I am feeding a sick cat and have to worry about
poisoning him. I know the cat food I feed Junior has some varieties produced
at Menu foods. Now I am reading labels to make sure there is no wheat. Now
just a thought about the toxicity of this compound. The was in wheat, and a
small amount of wheat goes into the production of cat food, the wheat must
have had a large amout of poison in it to cause acute renal failure in some
animals. Scary to say the least.

Hoping everyone is safe.

Sally And Junior


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menu foods will reimburse medical costs if.....

2007-03-23 Thread TenHouseCats

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CAN SHOW THEIR ANIMALS DIED FROM TAINTED FOOD. WATCH 'WORLD NEWS' FOR A FULL
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Re: menu foods will reimburse medical costs if.....

2007-03-23 Thread Marylyn
How totally wonderful.  I am sure that replaces the loving little friend who 
was lost because of their 
.






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and pity, you will have men who 
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  PET FOOD MAKER MENU FOODS SAYS IT WILL REIMBURSE MEDICAL COSTS IF PET OWNERS 
CAN SHOW THEIR ANIMALS DIED FROM TAINTED FOOD. WATCH 'WORLD NEWS' FOR A FULL 
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Re: menu foods will reimburse medical costs if.....

2007-03-23 Thread Susan Hoffman
And I'd like to know what they consider adequate proof of a nexus between the 
tainted food and the illness.

Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  How totally wonderful.  I am sure 
that replaces the loving little friend who was lost because of their 
.
   
   
   
   
   
   
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and pity, you will have men who 
 will deal likewise with their 
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PET FOOD MAKER MENU FOODS SAYS IT WILL REIMBURSE MEDICAL COSTS IF PET OWNERS 
CAN SHOW THEIR ANIMALS DIED FROM TAINTED FOOD. WATCH 'WORLD NEWS' FOR A FULL 
REPORT. 


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Re: menu foods will reimburse medical costs if.....

2007-03-23 Thread elizabeth trent

My thoughts exactly...

elizabeth


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 How totally wonderful.  I am sure that replaces the loving little friend
who was lost because of their
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exclude any of God's creatures
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compassion and pity, you will have men who
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their fellow man.
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Francis

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Breaking News from ABCNEWS.com:

PET FOOD MAKER MENU FOODS SAYS IT WILL REIMBURSE MEDICAL COSTS IF PET
OWNERS CAN SHOW THEIR ANIMALS DIED FROM TAINTED FOOD. WATCH 'WORLD NEWS' FOR
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Fw: Felv + Birman cat--help us help her

2007-03-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I volunteer with a small, no kill shelter in the chicagoland area. Our
kitty, Lady is felv + and has had very soft, loose stool, not diarrhea , for
1-2 months. She sits in a vet cage, without improving. We desperately need a
quality foster home for her and we can't find one. We need help finding
answers on how best to help her. Can you offer any tips, advise or
connections? Please?
  thank you,
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Re: financial aid for pet owners LINKS

2007-03-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://ucat.us/FinancialAssistance.html is my page for all the financial aid 
services
out there.. I think it's the most complete list available online (no, that's not
smugness, it's confidence.. ;-)

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources




Re: To Phaewryn: Re: any other catfood suggestions (iGive and buying petfood online)

2007-03-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You said that you pay about $14 for a case of
Innova???  Is it Evo?  I pay more than double that!
Is this a case of the small 24 count cans, or the 12
count larger cans?  Is this online?

No, it's the regular Innova, or California Natural (same price), large cans 
(13.2
OZ), 12 per case. I do get a rescue discount of 10% which helps a lot! My vet 
has
their own food store, they don't mark things up like lots of retail chains do. 
It's
still not cheap... about $1.15 a can. Online, Petfooddirect isn't too bad... 
and they
are part of the iGive network, so all your purchases can create a donation to 
iGive
at NO cost to you (I give to Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance through 
iGive).
Innova canned cases:
http://www.petfooddirect.com/store/product_detail.asp?pf%5Fid=3021203KTdept%5Fid=6brand%5Fid=9Page=mscssid=AMP9W4QD50BU8PD334JJWQ8QJC9X0R89
Innova EVO canned cases:
http://www.petfooddirect.com/store/product_detail.asp?pf%5Fid=3021207KTdept%5Fid=6brand%5Fid=9Page=mscssid=AMP9W4QD50BU8PD334JJWQ8QJC9X0R89

You have to sign up for iGive before you go to petfooddirect tho, and it will 
give
you a downloadable program called the iGive window, which redirects you 
automatically
through iGive anytime you visit a participating retailer, and there are LOTS of 
good
ones that participate, like petfooddirect, nationalpetpharmacy, and 
drsfostersmith,
1800petmeds, jefferspet, petsmart, etc. To join iGive to donate to FVEAP (like 
I do,
it's a great program that saves lives) go to:
http://www.igive.com/FVEAP

To learn more about FVEAP, go to their website:
http://www.fveap.org/sys-tmpl/faqaboutus/

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources




Re: DRY FOOD Problem now too!!!!

2007-03-23 Thread Susan Hoffman
Be careful with forwarding unconfirmed reports like this.  There is mention of 
unconfirmed problems with Iams dry on http://www.howl911.com/  but until lab 
analysis it is too easy to spread rumors and create unnecessary fear.
   
  I personally am avoiding anything that has been manufactured by Menu Foods.  
And I'd like to know who else may have received wheat from China in recent 
months.

Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This was forwarded to me by some one I personally know and know is reliable:
 
This was just forwarded to me it's apparently not just wet food 
making pets sick
** 
Hello everyone,

I just wanted to give you a little more info on the food recall. 

I was feeding Nutro Max small bites (DRY) to my 3 Aussies and 1 Corgi. For the 
last 3 weeks on and off all 4 dogs have vomited yellow bile. I did not think 
much of it because it was on and  off...maybe they were eating snow...whatever. 
Then the recall...only wet?

 My brother called me on Sunday on the way back from the Rescue show  and his 
10 yr old Sheltie spayed bitch was vomiting bile on and off for a few days and 
now has blood in her urine. They brought in a UA and dog is being treated for a 
UA infection. 

Yesterday he called me and his male-13 month old German Shepherd has blood in 
its urine...guess what...feeding DRY Nutro Max. Another UA to vets. No 
infection. 

The dispatcher at the police department where I work over heard me
 talking to my brother...she has 2 mixes on Nutro Ultra DRY...they have been 
vomiting bile on and off for about 4 weeks. 

A women in my obedience class...her mother has a Terrier on Nutro All Natural 
DRY...dog is being treated for blood in urine.

 The dispatcher called the FDA today and spoke with Bill Boiven  (Spelling) at 
781-596-7783. She gave him all our info and he contacted me. Guess what!!! They 
have already started to launch an investigation on the dry dog food. They are 
getting millions of  phone calls about this. He did tell me that the foods are 
processed by 2 different manufactures but this is way to coincidental.

 Yes I have now put my dogs on boiled rice, hamburger and Wellness.  Just 
thought some of you might want to know and maybe call if you are having 
problems. Seems to be more wide spread than wet or canned.

 Thanks
Alicia Campbell
Moonstone Shepherds


I found this on the FDA's website:

New England District, (NWE-DO) , One Montvale Ave., 4th Floor, Stoneham, MA 
02180  Main Number (781) 596-7700, Emergency (after hours) Answering Service 
(781) 939-2380, Main FAX (781) 596-7896
  Gail T. Costello, District Director, HFR-NE200, (781) 596-7717 FAX (781) 
596-7896
  Mutahar Shamsi, Dir. Comp. Branch, HFR-NE240, (781) 596-7899
  Linda Muccioli, Dir. MPSB., HFR-NE230, (781) 596-7896
  Mary B. Yebba, Public Affairs Specialist, HFR-NE245, (781) 596-7896
  Michael R. Kravchuk, Dir. Invest. Branch, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7799 FAX (781) 
596-7896
  William S. Boivin, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7783  FAX (781) 596-7896
  Sylvia A. Craven, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7718 FAX (781) 596-7868
  Gary J. Hagan, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7734 FAX (781) 596-7896
  Frank J. Mazzoni, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7785 FAX (781) 596-7896
  Christopher VanTwuyver, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7754 FAX (781) 
596-7896
http://www.fda.gov/ora/inspect_ref/iom/IOMORADIR_2.html










RE: DRY FOOD Problem now too!!!!

2007-03-23 Thread Susan Hoffman
Cross contamination can occur from using the same equipment and supplies, not 
just from using the same raw inngredients.  

Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Oh this is not good!  Also, 
Wellness used Menu to manufacture their food but said they had their own 
suppliers  not to worry about cross contamination…  I just don’t know!  
   
Chris
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

  -Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Belinda
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 10:58 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: DRY FOOD Problem now too
   
This was forwarded to me by some one I personally know and know is reliable:
 
  
This was just forwarded to me it's apparently not just wet food 
making pets sick
** 
Hello everyone,

I just wanted to give you a little more info on the food recall. 

I was feeding Nutro Max small bites (DRY) to my 3 Aussies and 1 Corgi. For the 
last 3 weeks on and off all 4 dogs have vomited yellow bile. I did not think 
much of it because it was on and  off...maybe they were eating snow...whatever. 
Then the recall...only wet?

 My brother called me on Sunday on the way back from the Rescue show  and his 
10 yr old Sheltie spayed bitch was vomiting bile on and off for a few days and 
now has blood in her urine. They brought in a UA and dog is being treated for a 
UA infection. 

Yesterday he called me and his male-13 month old German Shepherd has blood in 
its urine...guess what...feeding DRY Nutro Max. Another UA to vets. No 
infection. 

The dispatcher at the police department where I work over heard me
 talking to my brother...she has 2 mixes on Nutro Ultra DRY...they have been 
vomiting bile on and off for about 4 weeks. 

A women in my obedience class...her mother has a Terrier on Nutro All Natural 
DRY...dog is being treated for blood in urine.

 The dispatcher called the FDA today and spoke with Bill Boiven  (Spelling) at 
781-596-7783. She gave him all our info and he contacted me. Guess what!!! They 
have already started to launch an investigation on the dry dog food. They are 
getting millions of  phone calls about this. He did tell me that the foods are 
processed by 2 different manufactures but this is way to coincidental.

 Yes I have now put my dogs on boiled rice, hamburger and Wellness.  Just 
thought some of you might want to know and maybe call if you are having 
problems. Seems to be more wide spread than wet or canned.

 Thanks
Alicia Campbell
Moonstone Shepherds


I found this on the FDA's website:



  New England District, (NWE-DO) , One Montvale Ave., 4th Floor, Stoneham, MA 
02180  Main Number (781) 596-7700, Emergency (after hours) Answering Service 
(781) 939-2380, Main FAX (781) 596-7896
  Gail T. Costello, District Director, HFR-NE200, (781) 596-7717 FAX (781) 
596-7896
  Mutahar Shamsi, Dir. Comp. Branch, HFR-NE240, (781) 596-7899
  Linda Muccioli, Dir. MPSB., HFR-NE230, (781) 596-7896
  Mary B. Yebba, Public Affairs Specialist, HFR-NE245, (781) 596-7896
  Michael R. Kravchuk, Dir. Invest. Branch, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7799 FAX (781) 
596-7896
  William S. Boivin, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7783  FAX (781) 596-7896
  Sylvia A. Craven, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7718 FAX (781) 596-7868
  Gary J. Hagan, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7734 FAX (781) 596-7896
  Frank J. Mazzoni, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7785 FAX (781) 596-7896
  Christopher VanTwuyver, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7754 FAX (781) 
596-7896
  http://www.fda.gov/ora/inspect_ref/iom/IOMORADIR_2.html











Re: menu foods will reimburse medical costs if.....

2007-03-23 Thread Susan Hoffman
I will be spending part of my weekend emailing a few cat food suppliers to make 
sure they understand that I -- and presumably other consumers -- are boycotting 
Menu Foods because of this.  I won't touch anything manufactured by Menu Foods. 
 Period.
   
  You would think they would be a little more cautious about wheat supplied by 
a new supplier, especially coming from China.  

elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good point!  I think this is huge...and it is unthinkably horrible.  I hope 
beyond reason that if one good thing come out of this horror may it be that the 
quality of products that go into cat food improves.
   
  elizabeth

 
  On 3/23/07, Susan Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   And I'd like to know 
what they consider adequate proof of a nexus between the tainted food and the 
illness.   

Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How totally wonderful.  I am sure that 
replaces the loving little friend who was lost because of their 
.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   If you have men who will 
exclude any of God's creatures
 from the shelter of compassion 
and pity, you will have men who 
 will deal likewise with their 
fellow man.
  St. Francis
- Original Message - 
  From: TenHouseCats 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; FeLVTalk ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 4:00 PM
  Subject: menu foods will reimburse medical costs if.
  
 


-- Forwarded message --
From: ABC News  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Date: Mar 23, 2007 4:56 PM
Subject: Breaking News Fri., March 23, 2007
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Breaking News from ABCNEWS.com:

PET FOOD MAKER MENU FOODS SAYS IT WILL REIMBURSE MEDICAL COSTS IF PET OWNERS 
CAN SHOW THEIR ANIMALS DIED FROM TAINTED FOOD. WATCH 'WORLD NEWS' FOR A FULL 
REPORT. 


http://abcnews.go.com?CMP=EMC-1396




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Re: Questions on Interferon

2007-03-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I had this same problem, my vet made me a whole bag (as in saline IV bag), and 
I was
unable to use it before it expired. One thing to consider, offer to donate part 
to a
local rescue group that accepts FELV or FIV cats (if you have any near you). It 
wont
be any cheaper for you, but at least the waste would be going to a good 
cause. :-)

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources




Re: DRY FOOD Problem now too!!!!

2007-03-23 Thread TenHouseCats

i agree with susan on both of her last posts--doesn't have to have the wheat
in it to have been near it

and while i respect belinda's judgment a lot, i, too, am VERY nervous about
putting something like this out in public.

PLEASE crosspost this or share it very discriminately



On 3/23/07, Susan Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Cross contamination can occur from using the same equipment and supplies,
not just from using the same raw inngredients.

*Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED]* wrote:

 Oh this is not good!  Also, Wellness used Menu to manufacture their food
but said they had their own suppliers  not to worry about cross
contamination…  I just don't know!

 *Chris*
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
*From:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Belinda
*Sent:* Friday, March 23, 2007 10:58 PM
*To:* felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
*Subject:* DRY FOOD Problem now too

 *This was forwarded to me by some one I personally know and know is
reliable:*


  This was just forwarded to me it's apparently not just wet food
making pets sick
**

Hello everyone,

I just wanted to give you a little more info on the food recall.

I was feeding Nutro Max small bites (DRY) to my 3 Aussies and 1 Corgi. For
the last 3 weeks on and off all 4 dogs have vomited yellow bile. I did not
think much of it because it was on and  off...maybe they were eating
snow...whatever. Then the recall...only wet?

 My brother called me on Sunday on the way back from the Rescue show  and
his 10 yr old Sheltie spayed bitch was vomiting bile on and off for a few
days and now has blood in her urine. They brought in a UA and dog is being
treated for a UA infection.

Yesterday he called me and his male-13 month old German Shepherd has blood
in its urine...guess what...feeding DRY Nutro Max. Another UA to vets. No
infection.

The dispatcher at the police department where I work over heard me
 talking to my brother...she has 2 mixes on Nutro Ultra DRY...they have
been vomiting bile on and off for about 4 weeks.

A women in my obedience class...her mother has a Terrier on Nutro All
Natural DRY...dog is being treated for blood in urine.

 The dispatcher called the FDA today and spoke with Bill Boiven
(Spelling) at 781-596-7783. She gave him all our info and he contacted me.
Guess what!!! They have already started to launch an investigation on the
dry dog food. They are getting millions of  phone calls about this. He did
tell me that the foods are processed by 2 different manufactures but this is
way to coincidental.

 Yes I have now put my dogs on boiled rice, hamburger and Wellness.  Just
thought some of you might want to know and maybe call if you are having
problems. Seems to be more wide spread than wet or canned.

 Thanks
Alicia Campbell
Moonstone Shepherds


*I found this on the FDA's website:*


*New England District, (NWE-DO) , One Montvale Ave., 4th Floor, Stoneham,
MA 02180* Main Number (781) 596-7700, Emergency (after hours) Answering
Service (781) 939-2380, Main FAX (781) 596-7896
Gail T. Costello, District Director, HFR-NE200, (781) 596-7717 FAX (781)
596-7896
Mutahar Shamsi, Dir. Comp. Branch, HFR-NE240, (781) 596-7899
Linda Muccioli, Dir. MPSB., HFR-NE230, (781) 596-7896
Mary B. Yebba, Public Affairs Specialist, HFR-NE245, (781) 596-7896
Michael R. Kravchuk, Dir. Invest. Branch, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7799 FAX
(781) 596-7896
*William S. Boivin, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7783  FAX (781)
596-7896*
Sylvia A. Craven, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7718 FAX (781) 596-7868
Gary J. Hagan, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7734 FAX (781) 596-7896
Frank J. Mazzoni, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7785 FAX (781) 596-7896
Christopher VanTwuyver, Supervisor, HFR-NE250, (781) 596-7754 FAX (781)
596-7896
http://www.fda.gov/ora/inspect_ref/iom/IOMORADIR_2.html







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MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ: 289856892


Re: OT - HELP, Cat crying all night long.

2007-03-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now that I have read more of the topics... Whitey did this his first week
here... when I had him quarantined in the bathroom. As soon as he was able
to come into our room at night, he was happy. Of course, since then, we've
discovered he's a toe attacker, so he's now been booted out at night... it
hurts to wake up with bloody toes in the middle of the night! I think the
nighttime howling is a fairly common thing for cats that are totally in a
new place, it is their way of comforting themselves, I suppose. I realize
that sleep is essential, but I'm still of the opinion that it's not nice to
want to surrender the cat just because of the lack of sleep. God forbid this
person ever became a parent of a HUMAN baby, LOL! She'd kill herself, LOL!

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources


Re: OT - HELP, Cat crying all night long.

2007-03-23 Thread TenHouseCats

yeah, that's me--keen powers of the obvious

seriously tho, i've always suspected that crying behavior in a new
environment is sort of like a sonar-thing, too the cat is trying to
locate themselves in time and space, and listening to hear where he is by
how his own voice bounces back defining their new boundaries, maybe?

and it makes sense in terms of older cats who get lost in their own houses
and cry and cry, too. (well, it makes sense to me.)



On 3/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 earplugs.. LOLOLOL! MC, you are so smart... and good at pointing out the
obvious when no-one else sees it, LOL! I missed you while I was gone!

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources





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Maybe That'll Make The Difference

MaryChristine

AIM / YAHOO: TenHouseCats
MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ: 289856892


Here are the instructions for setting your account to no mail on this type of list

2007-03-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here are the instructions for setting your account to no mail on this type of 
list.
Everyone might want to save this, as it may come in handy someday! (you never 
know
when someone may decide that they need to be instantly removed and come begging 
for
this info while I am offline, LOL)

Go to this page:
http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/listinfo/Felvtalk_felineleukemia.org
Scroll down to the bottom, and see where it has an area to enter your email 
address
right below where it says To unsubscribe from Felvtalk, get a password 
reminder, or
change your subscription options enter your subscription email address
Enter your email address there, and click the button beside it that says 
unsubscribe
or edit options.

That will take you to another page. The TOP place to enter anything on that 
page is
for your password, enter your password there, and click the button under it 
that says
log in.
(NOTE that if you do not know, or have forgotten your password, the option to 
have it
mailed to you is ALSO on this page, at the bottom!)

This takes you to a page that has lots of different things on it. There are 
headings
in yellowish/tanish colored areas, look for these, find the 4th row down, the 
one
that says Your Felvtalk Subscription Options, below that one there are areas 
that
are darker grey, the first one says this:

Mail delivery
Set this option to Enabled to receive messages posted to this mailing list. Set 
it to
Disabled if you want to stay subscribed, but don't want mail delivered to you 
for a
while (e.g. you're going on vacation). If you disable mail delivery, don't 
forget to
re-enable it when you come back; it will not be automatically re-enabled.
There are little checkboxes beside that, click the one that says disabled, 
and then
scroll down to the bottom of the page and click the button that says submit my
changes.

That should be all you have to do, and you wont get any more mail after the 
changes
go through (give it a few hours to take effect). When you come back, go to the 
same
pages, and do the same thing, except, instead of clicking the disabled box, 
click
the Enabled box instead, and then you will begin to get the list emails 
again. Hope
that helps!

I would think it should be obvious by this point, if you truly wish to 
UNSUBSCRIBE,
just go up to step one above, and choose the UNSUBSCRIBE option rather than 
going
through the full process to set to no mail delivery. :-)

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources




Re: ahh, nothing like being offline for over a week....

2007-03-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Elizabeth!

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html 
Special Needs Cat Resources

Re: DRY FOOD Problem now too!!!! China (note, if you LIKE China, don't read this post)

2007-03-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My outlook on the issue, yet ONE MORE reason to stop ALL TRADE with China!
First it's boiling cats ALIVE to make SOUP, then it's illegal DOG and CAT
FUR being imported into our country with misrepresented labels (they are
often skinned ALIVE), then it's toxic pet food ingredients. It's like China
isn't content with keeping their killing of pets to their OWN country, they
have to bring it to OURS too! The answer... no trade with CHINA! Write your
representatives! I wont even mention the atrocities in Tibet...

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources


Re: OT - HELP, Cat crying all night long.

2007-03-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I must somehow record Tigger at bath time, you've never heard a noise like
he makes, LOL! Sonar indeed! Personally, I think it's kitty voo-doo, he's
casting some terrible spell that will render me harmless and save him from
the terrors of the sink!

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources


Re: OT - HELP, Cat crying all night long.

2007-03-23 Thread TenHouseCats

well, it hasn't worked yet, so he'll need to try a lot harder!
fleaing

On 3/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 I must somehow record Tigger at bath time, you've never heard a noise
like he makes, LOL! Sonar indeed! Personally, I think it's kitty voo-doo,
he's casting some terrible spell that will render me harmless and save him
from the terrors of the sink!

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources





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Maybe That'll Make The Difference

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ICQ: 289856892


Re: DRY FOOD Problem now too!!!! China (note, if you LIKE China, don't read this post)

2007-03-23 Thread Tad Burnett

UM... It was our Govenor Dougles that was just on TV yesterday
bragging how much trade Vermont did with China... And how good it was for
us Maybe Vermont could vote to impeach him too
Tad

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

My outlook on the issue, yet ONE MORE reason to stop ALL TRADE with 
China! First it's boiling cats ALIVE to make SOUP, then it's illegal 
DOG and CAT FUR being imported into our country with misrepresented 
labels (they are often skinned ALIVE), then it's toxic pet food 
ingredients. It's like China isn't content with keeping their killing 
of pets to their OWN country, they have to bring it to OURS too! The 
answer... no trade with CHINA! Write your representatives! I wont even 
mention the atrocities in Tibet...


Phaewryn
 
http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html

Special Needs Cat Resources




another good pet food recall website with updated info

2007-03-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.petconnection.com/blog/category/2007-food-recall/
This one has self-reported numbers of pets who have died... and updates on
the plant that was the source of the contamination... it's finally shutting
down... for a few days.

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources
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Re: another good pet food recall website with updated info

2007-03-23 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ahh, ok cool. I got it from the BCR yahoogroup... they are actively
discussing it there too. A couple of them have sick cats and are suspecting
the cause as the food they were feeding.

Phaewryn

http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources


Re: DRY FOOD Problem now too!!!!

2007-03-23 Thread Belinda

  I just think under the circumstances its better to be safe than sorry:

http://www.gothamist.com/2007/03/17/pet_food_recall.php#comment-1043832

http://www.gothamist.com/2007/03/17/pet_food_recall.php#comment-1043922

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Re: Brady Add to CLS please

2007-03-23 Thread Gina WN
I'm very sorry about Brady :(
   
  Gina

Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
THis sweet handsome gray tiger boy won me over at Crashs,on Sunday I 
noticed he didn't look well and we lost him today to FIP.He was a shy boy but I 
helped get him to trust.THe power of Temptations treats. :) This one really 
hurts.Well they all do,I don't usually get too attached to the ones that have a 
chance at getting adopted but I really like this guy.He didn't have felv but 
could we add him to the list?THanks so much
  Sherry

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Re: Brady Add to CLS please

2007-03-23 Thread Marylyn
They have a way of working themselves into your heart and soul.  Know that he 
loves you and every bit of attention and time you gave him.  






 If you have men who will 
exclude any of God's creatures
 from the shelter of compassion 
and pity, you will have men who 
 will deal likewise with their 
fellow man.
  St. Francis
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  From: Gina WN 
  To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
  Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2007 1:39 AM
  Subject: Re: Brady Add to CLS please


  I'm very sorry about Brady :(

  Gina

  Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
THis sweet handsome gray tiger boy won me over at Crashs,on Sunday I 
noticed he didn't look well and we lost him today to FIP.He was a shy boy but I 
helped get him to trust.THe power of Temptations treats. :) This one really 
hurts.Well they all do,I don't usually get too attached to the ones that have a 
chance at getting adopted but I really like this guy.He didn't have felv but 
could we add him to the list?THanks so much
Sherry


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Re: Hammy

2007-03-23 Thread Gina WN
Sending prayers for sweet Hammy.
   
  Gina

Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all could you please send prayers and good vibes to one of our newest 
Sids kids,he is having a difficult time and is at Dr Jens house where her 11 
year old son is helping taking extra care of him.He is felv+.Thanks everyone.
  Sherry

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