Fleas - Gary
A while back we were talking about flea medicine and Gary said that we could order it cheaper from Australia. I'm having a big problem keeping my cats flea free. I have 21 cats and its getting expensive buying the med's from my vet. Would someone please e-mail me the Australian e-mail address so I can order some Frontline or Advantage. Thanks, Sheila in SC **Ideas to please picky eaters. Watch video on AOL Living. (http://living.aol.com/video/how-to-please-your-picky-eater/rachel-campos-duffy/ 2050827?NCID=aolcmp0030002598)
Re: BooBoo is home!!
Good luck with Boo Boo. I'm sorry the bloodwork doesn't look better. It sounds like you have a vet that knows what they're doing. Obviously the previous owners just suck. tonya Lynne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: BooBoo just came home from his neutering. He had no trouble whatsoever with the anesthesia, has eaten, had a drink and can't stop purring. He's really happy to be home. The vet went over his blood work with us and told us it didn't look good. He's already anemic. I was so hoping for some good news. He's checking into some drugs for the future if needed and we choose to go that route. He said they are very expensive. This whole experience has sucked the life out of me. I look at this precious little guy and he has absolutely no signs of a disease yet I know he does. I am so angry with his previous owners right now. They emailed me last week when I told them the news and they pretty much suggested that we gave him this disease because he was always healthy and happy. This coming from a family who never took him to a vet. He was a mess when we got him, totally matted, fleas and a terrible case of earmites. Now he's beautifully groomed, clean and seemingly overjoyed at being here. This all so totally new to me. We've never had a pet with an illness, let alone something like this. I swear I'm becomming depressed. I'm not gonna let BooBoo know it though. Lynne
Re: Isabella update
As long as she's doing well she could be around for quite a while. My positive is 9 years old now and still doing fine. tonya laurieskatz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, Isabella's blood work came back mostly good. Her white blood count is below normal~ around where it was last summer. That was disappointing. Her FELV test from yesterday came back positive (this is her third positive test). Disappointing but not surprising. Her vet is having us stop giving the pain med and wants to reduce the pred if things go well with discontinuing the tramadal. All in all her vet is pleased with her current health and appearance. Laurie -
Re: Immuno-Regullin and exercise
It's a good thing that he's active and playful. I personally would not start immunoregulin until there was reason to. My positive cat is on nothing now, besides premium food and lysine. tonya Sue Frank Koren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When is the best time to start Immuno-Regulin? When they still have no symptoms? I can still hardly believe Buzz has this horrible disease. He seems so healthy and loves to play and has a great appetite. How often do the success stories like Minstrels come along? These postings have so much new information and the internet sights have so much conflicting information that it is hard to know what to think. I just know the little guy cleaning himself in my lap right now deserves all I can do for him. Does anyone know if a lot of playing exercise is good for a FeLV + cat? He chases his toys so hard that he gets out of breath sometimes. Buzz had some vaccinations about a month ago, is he still in danger? I have always had cats but this is so new and I feel so ignorant. I am so glad for this site, I have already learned more real information that seems like it will actually help Buzz then from all the reading I've done for the last several weeks since I learned he was FeLV positive. Thank you everybody for all your advise.
Re: coughing
I'm currently having similar problems with my Sneaker. His lungs are clear. He has had an upper resp. infection for weeks now, months really. they did a culture and found he had a staph infection, but that part is cleared up. He is on his 4th round of antibiotics. the vet thinks it's viral and could be herpes. He hasn't been a ton of help. If anyone has any ideas I would love to hear them. tonya Belinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Laurie, This really got my curiosity, my Joey has episodes where his purr sounds wet, rumbly and his breathing too, is how I would described it to my vet. She has checked his lungs when he is having one of these episodes and says his lungs are clear, that it is contained to his sinuses. He has never had coughing but I'm curious, can he have asthma without coughing. These epsodes don't seem to bother him, they affect me more than him, he doesn't seem to notice them at all. -- Belinda happiness is being owned by cats ... Be-Mi-Kitties http://www.bemikitties.com HostDesign4U.com [affordable hosting web design] http://www.hostdesign4u.com ForYouByUs.com [custom printing] http://www.foryoubyus.com
