Re: Assist feeding Grace - Darla's recipe

2005-09-19 Thread PEC2851



With my distemper kittens, my holistic vet gave me basically the same 
recipe.
We started the kits out w/ colustrum w/ olive leaf extract, and now, since 
the girls are doing so well, we have continued w/ the recipe, in addition to 
sarting them on a "raw diet", basically lamb  brown rice.We d/c'ed the 
colostrum, but continue w/ olive leaf.
My vet has me make the rice "wet", and collect the extra liquid, as a brown 
rice water to be added to feedings.
Just thought I'd share also, since these 2 were literally on death's door, 
and after losing 3 already, our hopes were not "high".
Moonshade  Taylor are thriving
Taylor "doubling" her weight in the last month!!
Another 30 days isolation, spay after that  then the FUN begins. 
finding them GREAT homes!!!
It's been a hellish kitten season, SIGH.. It seems they NEVER get any 
better.
I still have the 2 little boys from the feral mom, looking for homes for 
them also...
Continuing my efforts w/ their mom, Charity, is a very slow progress. At 
least she doesn't attack me anymore. I think I am gaining her trust, very 
slowly. I don't know what to do with her
I see she looks "sad" being crated, but I am afraid to release her just 
yet. (Still not comfortable w/ that idea...traffic in this town is HORRIBLE, as 
we live on the Main St., and on "grade", so traffic FLIES uphill, 24 hours a 
day. lots of big trucks.)
Well, just thought I'd share. Get some of my "weight" off my chest. I 
truely have been so busy this summer.
Busier in "retirement" then I planned on.
Best to all,
Patti



Re: Assist feeding Grace - Darla's recipe

2005-09-19 Thread maimaipg



Try Feliway spray with your feral cat. It has worked 
wonders with the ones I have taken in. 

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  Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 11:24 
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  Subject: Re: Assist feeding Grace - 
  Darla's recipe
  
  With my distemper kittens, my holistic vet gave me basically the same 
  recipe.
  We started the kits out w/ colustrum w/ olive leaf extract, and now, 
  since the girls are doing so well, we have continued w/ the recipe, in 
  addition to sarting them on a "raw diet", basically lamb  brown 
  rice.We d/c'ed the colostrum, but continue w/ olive leaf.
  My vet has me make the rice "wet", and collect the extra liquid, as a 
  brown rice water to be added to feedings.
  Just thought I'd share also, since these 2 were literally on death's 
  door, and after losing 3 already, our hopes were not "high".
  Moonshade  Taylor are thriving
  Taylor "doubling" her weight in the last month!!
  Another 30 days isolation, spay after that  then the FUN begins. 
  finding them GREAT homes!!!
  It's been a hellish kitten season, SIGH.. It seems they NEVER get any 
  better.
  I still have the 2 little boys from the feral mom, looking for homes for 
  them also...
  Continuing my efforts w/ their mom, Charity, is a very slow progress. At 
  least she doesn't attack me anymore. I think I am gaining her trust, very 
  slowly. I don't know what to do with her
  I see she looks "sad" being crated, but I am afraid to release her just 
  yet. (Still not comfortable w/ that idea...traffic in this town is HORRIBLE, 
  as we live on the Main St., and on "grade", so traffic FLIES uphill, 24 hours 
  a day. lots of big trucks.)
  Well, just thought I'd share. Get some of my "weight" off my chest. I 
  truely have been so busy this summer.
  Busier in "retirement" then I planned on.
  Best to all,
  Patti
  


Re: Assist feeding Grace - Darla's recipe

2005-09-19 Thread PEC2851




In a message dated 9/19/05 11:38:01 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

  Try Feliway spray with your feral cat. It has worked 
  wonders with the ones I have taken in. 


Thanks, I am using the Feliway Spray, along w/ daily Rescue 
Remedy.
I DO think it has helped, but this poor girl is so scared, after being 
"tossed" out like garbage, w/ her babies, really, what can you expect??
And, she is still a baby herself, vet estimates her less than oneyear 
old.
I'll just keep on trudging along. I guess "baby steps" are better than NO 
progress, I need to remind myself to be thankful for the progress we have 
made.
I just get a bit "overwhelmed", wishing I could do more.
Patti



Re: Assist feeding Grace - Darla's recipe

2005-09-18 Thread FORGETMENOTPETS



smidgen.my mom used to say that. She was italian and never wrote 
anything down pinch of this a smidgen of that