what's with this 'wet food increases tartar and
placque' statement ?
and where is that woman her "sanctuary"
in westchester? that place sounds to me like anther angel's wings in the
making situation. can we find out where that house is and ask to have it
investigated? even if just by
WONDERFUL WONDERFUL WONDERFUL! Congrats! Gloria
On Jun 20, 2005, at 12:23 PM, Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Thank you SOOO much everyone for sending George and
myself a positive energy and prayer!!
I finally CAUGHT George last night – I tell you it was one of the
most scary
Such good news Gloria for George and the otherkittie who has just been released from her cage and tremendous progress that she got on the bed with you even though she freaked when you woke up and moved - she must know you are not a threat.
They'll soon learn that you just want to care for them
The plaque and tartar misinformation is from the 70's and actually applied to
dogs more than cats - dogs chew differently than cats. Many feline vets now
seem to believe the carbs in dry food have caused the increase in gingivitis
cases.
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Date:
Title: Message
Michelle--I'm sure you already know this, but thought
I'd touch base anyway--I had to give all my Felv cats broiled chicken for weeks
(there was no way the others were going to sit and watch the genuine "patient"
enjoy his without getting in on the act themselves.) (I hear you
Title: Message
Michelle, it breaks hurt to hear about
Bramble please know that Bramble is always in my thought and soon he
will recover and start eating
I wanted to share something with you
When George couldnt eat, I told different things, and what he seems to
like the most is
Nina: is everything OK? I havent seen
your postings since Saturday and am checking and see how everyone is doing
including Timmy
Hideyo
Michelle,
Couple years ago Petal had the same problem, she had scrathed the skin and fur forn her ears down most of her neck but the rest of her coat was norml. We did the steriod shots and antibiotics for a long time.I had swicthed vets and the new one gave this oatmeal shampoo she said was used
Title: Opinions wanted on Royal Canin v. Wellness please
Hi all
Does anyone have any opinion on the quality of Royal Canin dry cat food v. eg Wellness (or for that matter the new Evo)? My vet was extolling its and the company's virtues when I saw him recently and gave me a gratis 6lb bag
Title: Opinions wanted on Royal Canin v. Wellness please
Kerry my friend is in the
distribution business for natural pet food and she knows lots of about lots of different
food I will give her a call and ask her about your question.
Hideyo
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I had somewhat of a similar situation when
I tried to find a home for Big Boy (FELV+) also live in Westchester. Several rescue groups
gave me the name of a man who took all their FELV+ cats; they swore by him but
had never been to his home. When I called him, he would not tell me where
I really feel that weve got to
actually see whatever the place is I think we owe it to ourselves and
our kitties to make sure that this is a place we want our kitties to stay
they might not be the bad people, and they might be honestly think their place
is sufficient, and or even a
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Thanks
Hideyo!
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wanted on Royal Canin v. Wellness please
Kerry my friend is in
Hi Hideyo,
Thanks for asking. He's doing better. His eyelids are still up, but
the rest of the crew seems to be getting over whatever the heck was
going around. (Maybe the TF helped?).
Congratulations on catching George! Good for you. Isn't it amazing
what we can do when we just won't
Kerry,
Personally speaking, my cats did better on Wellness than Royal Canin. They like(d) both tho. I now feed Eagle Pack (because of Coebeio's allergies-she does better on it), BUT, I use other high quality cat foods, Wellness...Royal Canin, Wysong, Newmans, as treats instead of buying the more
I am so glad that Timmy is doing better and so are the rest of your
babies -
I am planning to take George to the vet this afternoon - please wish me
and George luck - I am going to have them draw a blood without
anesthesia - I just don't want him to go through anesthesia (I am so
afraid of it) -
Glad to hear the worst seems over, Nina! May it continue.
Hugs to you and your furballs, and wishing Timmy a full recovery, Kerry
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Thank you Kerry for pointing this out. It's not that important if you
are making a home made diet for just a short time, but extended 'plain
chicken' will cause other problems in the long run. Wysong puts out a
supplement to add to their plain meat canned food called Call of the
Wild. There
Hideyo
I am praying for George's diagnosis and recovery. My prayers are always
with you for courage and strength, but you are already one of the most
strong and courageous soldiers I know. You can do this. As I know you
will, make sure that George is traumatized as little as possible and
Thank you Kerry! Sometimes it's hard to breath. I just have to keep
telling myself that all I can do, is all I can do. Thankfully it seems
to be enough right now! :)
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Glad to hear the worst seems over, Nina! May it continue.
Hugs to you and your furballs,
Oh,, Nina, now you are making me cry... thanks bunch - George and I
appreciate it so very much..
hugs
Hideyo
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Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 1:10 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Nina's
Hi there,
First and most importantly, Wellness and Innova's Evo are going to have
*human grade ingredients*.This is key because if it's deemed unfit for
human consumption and processed as *pet grade material*, it probably
consists of diseased (for example: tumorous masses or cancerous
Wow, Laura---that is high-grade info!!
Thank you so much--I'm going to study this closely at home tonight. I
believe you are what you eat--by and large. So I'm keen to know as much
as possible about what's best out there for the kitties (realistically,
home-made just ain't going to happen in my
Agreed--when I got to the bit where you say someone replied to the found
ad I have to admit my heart did sink, Nina. Oh, it's so good to know
that they're going to be loved and cared for from now on.
Kerry
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Thanks for the info on nutrition and supplements. Unfortunately for Bramble
I am unable to cook it for him myself or make broth etc... as I am vegan and can
only just manage scraping fish out of a tin (which he isn't eating) or breaking
up ready cooked chicken, or emptying food out of a
I've always had trouble getting my cats to eat Wellness.Gloria
On Jun 21, 2005, at 11:54 AM, MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Hi all
Does anyone have any opinion on the quality of Royal Canin dry cat
food v. eg Wellness (or for that matter the new Evo)? My vet was
extolling its and the
I just tried Eagle Pack, but again, having trouble getting my guys to
eat it! Any suggestions?
Gloria
On Jun 21, 2005, at 12:51 PM, tamara stickler wrote:
Kerry,
Personally speaking, my cats did better on Wellness than Royal
Canin. They like(d) both tho. I now feed Eagle Pack
Hi Michelle,
I wonder if you could find broth with no sodium as some sort of
specialty food for people who can't tolerate sodium in their diets.
You're going to have to spend some time in the grocery store checking
labels! Bramble won't eat the better brands of cat food? Wysong has an
My guys stuck their noses up at Wellness too. I just bought Triumph
canned and my guys seem to like every flavor so far. It doesn't contain
meat by-products, or veggies, but it does have rice flour and guar gum.
Nina
Gloria Lane wrote:
I just tried Eagle Pack, but again, having trouble
Bramble has been doing well with the scratching thanks- his skin has
improved a lot - only a small scab left now and no fur of course bless
him.
The pill that the vet put him on is doing good for his skin but the
steroids will help stop the itch too. It has been a risk assesment really and
Hey, I'll try it. Been looking around for something to order or buy
locally. Thanks so much! Gloria
On Jun 21, 2005, at 4:41 PM, Nina wrote:
My guys stuck their noses up at Wellness too. I just bought
Triumph canned and my guys seem to like every flavor so far. It
doesn't contain
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