that is AWESOME! woowoo!"MacKenzie, Kerry N." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just heard that the jerk who owns the vet clinic I go to--the guy who sent me a f*** off letter in response to my letter about his head technician--has just lost ALL of his vets. (He cut all their salaries to fund anot
I believe this is the address--try it and see:
http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/listinfo/felvtalk_felineleukemia.org
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From:
Barbara
Carnahan
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2005 9:37 PM
Subject: Unsubscribe
I have tri
I have tried numerous times to unsubscribe from this list due to email
volume, but am still getting emailcan anyone help me???
Barb
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Dear Michelle
Tough one. If it were me, I think I would keep the appointment to get it
over and done with earlier rather than later, while doing everything possible to
minimize the stress on Ginger. It IS very good news that she appears to be
taking an interest in food--as you say it does loo
Oh, also forgot. A lady is interested in "Tom" but said she was going to check out this site because she didn't know that much avout FeLv. She changed her mind about Tom because of not knowing much about FeLv. I told her that it was a virus and that it was not active and may never be active and tha
Actually I believe they are uclers. My room mate said they were. He is being treated by my vet of 40 years. He doesn't have FeLv though, which of course is rare. She had the test done for that when he was one year old.
Barbara[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Barbara,
I though that Samson had FeLv,
retta's great--i sent her info on one rescue that takes in FIVs til
they can place them, and a few other suggestions.. if i didn't
have two moms and 11 babies with two new pregnant moms coming in this
week i'd take her. argh. (yep, i'm gonna foster the
pregnant possibly-FeLV-positiv
thanks for letting me know - keep us posted! those other vets seem a
bit stuck in the past
Bonnie
www.elephants.com
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From: Sue Feldbusch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, May 15, 2005 5:11 pm
Subject: Re: cat sick
> my vet does treat felv+ cats, that's why I go the
Please Cross Post:
Thought maybe someone had some connections to help this kitty. I have spoke with Retta a few times regarding placement of Siameses in Michigan. Vey nice lady...
In a message dated 5/15/2005 3:03:40 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Polly, a young femal
my vet does treat felv+ cats, that's why I go there. It's not local though.
All the local vets won't treat felv+.
I already left a message on their voicemail that I'd like to bring her in
tomorrow.
From: BONNIE J KALMBACH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: felvtalk@f
no temp.o third eyelid, she drank a liitle water on her own today plus what
I syringed her. She only peed once since Friday and that was today. Her
diarrhea is till going on, but she hasn't vomitted since this morning. The
vomit was food. Her diarrhea is yellow watery and foamy.
From: [EMAI
About 10 minutes after I wrote that last email, I went in to check on her
and she was still in the same spot, on the heating pad I put there for her. I
got worried so I put her on the bed and took her temp, which was down to 101.6.
I then gave her another 30 cc of fluid or so, because she see
I am almost too tired to write, but I do want your thoughts and
advice. On Friday, the day I was writing about Ginger (and showering), I
ended up taking her to the emergency room at night. She seemed very listless and
paler than usual, and warm. When we got there, she had a temp of 104.9,
Actually if a cat is repeatedly vomiting vets usually say to remove food
for 24 hours. While cats should not go 48 hours without eating due to risk
of fatty liver disease, 24 hours is ok (and they commonly go without food for 24
hours when they have surgery and need to be fasted beforehand)
Great that you got her to take some fluids & a little nourishment. I assume
she used the box OK & I think that's a good sign. I see some folks who are a
whole more experienced with this gave you some good suggestions---my theory
is that almost any food is better than no food in an emergency.. If
Sue,
I looked up Anitra Frazier's book and diarrhea and vomiting can also be a
sign of an impacted hairball. She recommends giving kitty half a teaspoon of
plain petroleum jelly. (That's what I use; it's easily available from
drugstores.)
Really hoping that it's something as simple as that, keep us
This is a good website with discussion of diarrhea and vomiting and when to
be very concerned and what to do:
http://www.purinaone.com/catcare_cond_atoz_article.asp?Seed=635&ArticleNumber=22
Michelle
Dear Sue:
It is always cause for serious concern when an FeLV+ cat becomes symptomatic
for ANY reason, but the diarrhea and vomiting could be something as simple as
something she ate that did not agree with her GI tract...remember that
diarrhea and vomiting are the body's way of getting irrit
Hi Barbara,
I though that Samson had FeLv, am glad to hear that he does not. The journal is for infectious diseases. See my Fantasia had uclers which made him cry and have a hard time eating. If Samson doesn't have uclers who said he has Stomatitis.
Georgette
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Dear Sue,
I'm happy to hear that your kitty is keeping something down.
I'm sure the vet can fit her in - vets are supposed to allot time
for emergencies. I've had to wait on several occasions while they
tended to emergencies. Be sure to tell them she has been throwing up
since Friday. My vet
My situation is that no one in this area will "treat" felv+ cats. I
searched long and hard to find my current vet. I've called the emergency
vets before and they were rude. If things imo go into emergency mode, I
WILL call anyway. Let's hope it doesn't resort to that.
From: BONNIE J KALMBAC
Thanks for the prayers. She does not go outside, just on the deck every
once in awhile. She has not gotten into plants outside or inside. I'm
concerned though that she could have eaten something bad in the house.
From: BONNIE J KALMBACH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.or
Thank you for your concern. CindoBela is still sick today. She still has
diahrrea and is vomiting, and is not eating, but seems like she wants to
eat.
I got her to eat some hard food this morning and some licks of water. It
took a lot of coaxing. A short time later she had to use the litter
Sue,
Wondering how your kitty is today. I also must apologize--I focused on the
words diarrhea and vomiting in your post, not the words "not eating". So,
yes, getting her to eat anything nutritious would be good. If she hasn't
improved overnight I hope you're able to get medical advice or attention
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