No cat diseases are transmittable to dogs, and if he HAS rabies, he's going to
rapidly become sick and die within the next day or two, so it's likely he
doesn't
have that! However, I should mention that rabies vaccines are REQUIRED in most
states, and it's illegal not to have them done. If you
In a message dated 11/22/05 3:03:57 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No cat
diseases are transmittable to dogs,
Ringworm - Zoonatic(sp?), can be transferred from one species to another,
nasty little fungus spores.
***Although ringworm isn't considered a common
There are some Vegans out there that don't seem to have health problems feeding
their
cats vegan diets, but I'm not too sure it's really a GOOD thing to do to a cat,
being, like you said, carnivores themselves. I definitely would not want to
press my
luck with turning a FELV+ cat vegan, it's
No, ultrasound does not hurt at all. They shave the area and put some gel on it and then just hold the wand of the ultrasound machine on the area. No skin is broken or anything. Cats are not crazy about it because they have to be shaved and held in a funny position for a few minutes, but that's
My Snowball died from this, but my mom's cat Arthur lived about 2 years after throwing a clot-- he regained some but not all function in his back legs. He died 2 years later of it, but he was also 17 years old.
Michelle
In a message dated 11/21/2005 4:40:49 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL
Didn't see this forwarded from the [FeLVPositiveCats] list - wanted
to make sure it got out on the list - rescuer has space for an FELV
kitty in New York. Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Begin forwarded message:
From: katjam4 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: November 21, 2005 7:34:54 PM CST
To:
Just getting back to reading some of the msgs, Nina - Thanks so much
- I like the part about keeping our heads and educating, I know what
you mean.
Regarding kitten deaths - certainly I don't know, but I do know that
I've had my share of deaths in the fall, and I think part of that is
Hi Rebecca, that's so wonderful that you found Brooklyn, or rather he
found you! Just wanted to send a short note to say check into giving
him interferon - it's low-dose oral interferon. After my first
losses of my dear FELV cats, I started giving them interferon as a
way of enhancing
Jenn you are so funny with the hairball stuff...lol. I like how you forewarned
me before telling me what it was. LOL.
Patti, that's so cool to meet another Vegan here! I've been kicked off lists
for just being one, there are some who I have found to be very intolerant of
it. That's why I was
FUnny you should mention the Home Depot cement mixer Nina---I went that
route for about 6 months earlier this year. As you know it's not a
covered box; what happened was Tiger did his business (consistently)
right at one end of the box and frequently spilled over. I threw it away
and went back to
Hi Rebecca,
Welcome to the group and what a lucky boy Brooklyn and the rest of
your gang is!! I have a free online community photo album you are
welcome to use to post pictures of all of your guys in. Just register
and post away.
http://albums.bemikitties.com
My Bailey my only
Actually, DUH I have links to Brooklyn's Photos I can share...I forgot...
http://www.compassionateplanet.com/images/Kitty/IMG_1284.JPG
http://www.compassionateplanet.com/images/Kitty/IMG_1283.JPG
http://www.compassionateplanet.com/images/Kitty/IMG_1282.JPG
My opinion only but, dry food is what makes most cats fat, dry really
isn't good for cats. It is mostly grains and carbohydrates and cats do
not need either and in fact cannot proccess them very well. When Buddie
was way over weight, she ate ONLY dry all her life, would not have
anything to
gloria, you're just too quick for me--this is a good friend of mine,
one of my cohosts that i've chatted with for 6 years. i sent her
the link to the adopt.bemikitties.com page (and offered to post
here!)...
On 11/22/05, Gloria Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Didn't see this forwarded from
Very beautiful furchild :)
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How about rigging one of those big plastic storage containers? I have
some with hinged lids that are sturdy enough to hold up under this kind
of use. You could cut a door in one of the sides high enough up to
still contain the litter. Just a thought in case you can't find a large
covered
Dry food is not good for cats and does contribute to obesity and
exacerbates all sorts of health problems, it's a definite no no for IBD,
and can reek havoc with hydration problems. That said, I do keep dry
out for my cats 24/7 too. Like Jenn, I use Innova's EVO, it's the best
I've found,
Yes, that's an idea thanks Nina--I've never seen a hinged kind in Linen
n Things or Bed bath and Beyond but maybe that's becouse I wan't looking
for that.
I'm curious Nina---what makes you say Tiger prefers privacy?
No, I do not have a large place---and it just became a little smaller
with the
Funny, I've just been talking about this very subject to my
co-worker---Tiger is overweight (prob 17 lb), and I want to start a new
food routine whereby they all have 45 mins mealtimes twice a day (and no
24/7 dry food).
The others don't overeat.
Probably pure fantasy on my part, of course.
Hi Rebecca Welcome to group.
I too am 30 and vegan although I work in Psychology not audiology. My animals
are not vegan although my dog goes mad for carrots. All 3 of my dogs went mad
for carrots but I only have 1 left now - the others had to be put to sleep due
to old age related ailments.
My Lucy has always refused to eat anything but dry food. Now, because of
her bladder stone problems, I am supposed to get her to eat wet food. I have
tried and have found stuff she will eat, only to find that any wet food at all
gives her diarrhea.
Michelle
Wow, I can't believe there are other vegans here. I hardly ever meet any. As
far as carrots go, my pugs also go NUTS over them. They also go nuts over
brussels sprouts. Go figure. lol. Lucy loves to eat, she'd eat the whole
apartment if it were edible. Sometimes she is so stubborn to come
I'm curious Nina---what makes you say Tiger prefers privacy?
The covered box preference.
I was thinking about the way Tiger used to wait for you to get home to
eliminate. I know from watching the ferals, and from my bottle babies,
that some cats prefer to have a sentry on guard while they
I was reading about covered litterboxes. What size are the largest that come
with a cover? Does anyone have problems with their dog thinking cat poop is an
appetizer? I've heard that lots of dogs are intrigued by cat poo. Ew. Don't
know what would make them attracted to it. Ew again. I'll try
Hi Rebecca,
Gloria, (I think it was Gloria), found us this wonderful map thing
where we've started to post ourselves and locations. You can include a
picture too. Very cool.
http://www.frappr.com/felvtalk
It doesn't surprise me that you don't run into a lot of vegans in NY!
I remember when I
Yes, it is very common when feeding cats a vegan diet, that they get UTI's as a
result of an improper PH balance. Vegancats.com therefore sells a product
called Enzymes PH which helps and I think is great for any cat vegan or not
that suffers w. UTI issues. If anyone's interested in the
My husband calls cat poo appetizers chewy goodness. Disgusting. Ah
the joys of fur parenting. While we're on the subject of poo... I just
have to vent a little. After all the talk of psyching out litterbox
avoidance, my cat Gypsy decided to put me in my place. I was so proud
of myself
Nina,
Speaking about dry food, IBD etc...
I just got back from vets and I am VERY frustrated.
Taylor and Moonshade are my 2 "fosters" that came from the kill shelter in
August and were the only 2 surviving distemper kittens. They were rescued in
August, so it's been some time now and
The covered box preference.
Maybe I confused things Nina. He did often use the cement open
container. He just used it so near the edge that it was like he wasn't
using it at all.
He does that with the covered boxes too. I have to wipe around the
inside edges a lot when i'm cleaning!
Good
Uh oh. I'm sorry.
Gypsy is lucky she lives with *you*. She'll live to tell the tale.
Kx
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 11:37 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: litterboxes
My
This group has me in stitches. lol.
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From: MacKenzie, Kerry N. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: litterboxes
Sent: Nov 22 '05 13:13
Uh oh. I'm sorry.
Gypsy is lucky she lives with *you*. She'll live to tell the tale.
Kx
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In a message dated 11/22/05 12:14:54 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lucy
loves to eat, she'd eat the whole apartment if it were
edible
Rebecca ~
Your Lucy sounds so much like my Lucy!!! I always say my Lucy will eat
anything!!
She LOVES to eat...her favorite
Nice to meet you Kerry. I'm horrible with names in person, but online at least
i can read and visualize. I'm a very visual person. lol. So, so far, I've
met/spoken with...Nina, Jenn, Michelle and now Kerry. I hope I haven't missed
anyone! There should be a word for meeting people online. maybe
Have you tried very gradually switching? When I went from canned
to raw it took about 3 months mayebe even longer. I started with 1
teaspoon a week, then went to 2 for a week, and so on. There were a
feww weeks when I would have to go back a step because they weren't
eating as good.
Kerry, I just got a new box and it's not covered, but the sides are 11" high (23.4"long and 18.25" wide). Here's a link - I got it at PetsMart, but it's Rubbermaid and should be available at other places.
Hah...Patti we have a lot of ties here...lol. My dogs love bananas too. Ever
since I was a kid, I've loved a snack of bananas with maple syrup. As soon as I
peel a banana, they pick up the scent and are hopping around me like little
rabbits. lol. Lucy running in circles and jumping up on my
well, negative stool samples don't necessarily mean that kitty doesn't have parasites. Have them check for clostridium perfringens as well - it took several months of testing and treatments and food changes before my vets tested Smoky for that and sure enough, positive. And with some of these
yeah except kissing is out of the question for a good several hours.
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Subject: Re: litterboxes
Sent: Nov 22 '05 13:26
In a message dated 11/22/05 12:20:40 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Does anyone have
My dog Chip loved bananas too. One time I left the house and then
realized I had forgotten something and went back in, and a whole bunch of
bananas was lying on one of the dog beds, and Chip was sort of looking up at the
ceiling like "I was just standing here looking at the ceiling. Don't
Title: Message
Thanks
Barb---that's the highest uncovered I've seen. I think I may have to hold out
for one like thisbut covered tho--because the covered oneTiger uses
now, while not long enough in my view, *is* high at the back -- it's prob
also 11"--andgoing bywhat meets my eyes
i love speaking for what our animals might say if they could talk. lol.
---Original Message---
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Welcome Rebecca
Sent: Nov 22 '05 13:49
My dog Chip loved bananas too. One time I left the house and then
realized I had forgotten something
I am so glad that you are glad, Sandy!
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Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 8:47 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: New Member
Hideyo, I am so glad you addressed that, because I wondered for
I think
I am a bit paranoid about milk thistle 2 days after I started giving him milk
thistle he almost died,, he was find then.. it probably has nothing to do
with it, but he was so fine until then.. my holistic vet also recommended, but
I am a bit paranoid (I also used for George for a
I think you did sorry I am a bit
scattered right now I thing I am going to get some SAMe at a health food
store today to see if it will help Garfunkle
I feel so fortunate how Garfunkle is doing
right now because I really thought I was going to lose him that day, I am
taking every day
hmm, one of my sister's kitties was something like that - she was in the box, but her butt wasn'tI'm going to be adding a 2nd box like it to the household and I'm going to devise (or buy) a privacy screen as well, because Smoky is really really sensitive about using the facilities alone.
hey, I saw another box that might help you, it's a TOP entry covered box - also helps prevent doggies getting their tootsie roll treats...
Innova EVO is definitely the closest thing I've found to doing the whole
homemade
food nightmare (yes, for me that is what it is). Many of us work full time, and
don't
have the time or will-power to cook for our cats. I always feel judged and
looked
down on because I DO feed dry kibble, because
I once saw one at my local feed store that was HUGE, it was about 20x25, and I
thought to myself that would fit a bobcat.
I have one VERY large cat, and he uses the average sized ones I have just fine
though. He goes in, turns around, and sticks his head out the door and does his
business with
LOL poor Nina! Lots of throw blankets are the key, cover everything!
Jenn
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Cats often avoid the covered litterboxes ... holds in the smell and they
don't like that either. Some like life roomier. Could you put up a pet
gate to the room where the litter boxes are so the pooch cannot have snacks?
Del
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From: veggiepugs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Bought
*and* returned that one, Barb! No one wanted anything to do with
it!
You'd
have thought I was trying to put Katyis in the bath when I tried to show him how
to use it. Screamed his little furry head off. Surprised the police didn't show
up.
Kerry
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Wow, I could live in that box myself. (Never seen one that size.)
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Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 12:16 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: litterboxes
I once saw one at my
Aww, he's a pretty orange boy! (everyone here knows I'm a nut for that color)
Jenn
http://ucat.us
http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Adopt a cat from UCAT rescue:
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Saving one
LOL, yeah ask Michelle how gross opening a cat of meat based cat food or tuna
is for
her! She's very descriptive about how much meat grosses her out. :-)~
I used to be vegetarian for a while, but got lazy, and hamburg helper is about
all we
eat these days unless it come in a microwavable
I'm living in Vermont now. I pay $34 for a 16 pound bag of the Innova Evo here,
and
$28 for a 16.5 pound bag of the Innova Lite. I never buy small bags, so I'm not
sure
about the prices of those, though $11 sounds within reason, as you always pay
more if
you buy in smaller amounts.
Jenn
Ha--I think it's vegans that need to be tolerant of the rest of us :)
(Wish I had what it takes---I almost hosted a vegan TH this year but it
fell apart this am---however the friends whose house I'm going to will
*not* be having turkey on the table)
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From: [EMAIL
Laughing my tail off here my boys have never had a covered box and I've never used liners - I have no idea how they would react to one but can just imagine! I mean, for that to be a truly viable option, it would have to have an exhaust fan"MacKenzie, Kerry N." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How funny! I have a couple of those here
at my house where they squat (?) so seriously and their legs are
definitely in the box, but their butt is not.I am looking from a
distance and hate to interrupt them since they look so serious and after
they are done,,, though their poops are
Welcome to the group "Rebecca" sorry you had to find us this way.
I'm on the west coast in WA. state north of Seattle.
I'm sure your finding out all kinds of information here.
I want to say that I lurk but still and try read all the postings.
I send many good wishes to your kitty. The kitty is
Title: Message
Liners---bought/used 'em once only. The
mini-monstersduly scraped holesalong the length and breadth of it,
which of course I couldn't see cos they were covered by the litter. So, gravity
being what it is, all the litter simply spewed onto the carpet when I lifted up
the
Title: Message
I think those were invented by people who
actually never had cats themselves.
From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of MacKenzie, Kerry N.
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005
1:45 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: RE: Kerry and Tiger
Title: Message
I will add
that my positives, even when I had all 6 of them, have *never* had a
problem with *any* of their litterboxes. (The only time I ever had to clean up
was when poor Snoball got diarrhea, and he always tried hard to get to the box
but just cdn't make it in time.)
It's
I had never seen one that size either, it was really HUGE. It's since sold, I'm
not
sure if they can order more or not. I wish now that I had gotten the brand name
off
of it. If I see another one there like that in the future, I'll take notes of
it's
brand for you.
Jenn
http://ucat.us
Patti, have they been tested for Trichomonosis? I've had several cases of
that here recently. If you vet needs more info (since it's not well known yet)
he/she can call my vet to inquire about the testing and treatment. It's all
still very new. It's uncommon in cats but leads to loose stools
i do i do! I bought them and so far...no problems. He hasn't clawed at them.
but then again i seem to have the
perfect cat...LOL. ;) (they're all perfect!) and no way in he** is he declawed.
I have a comic strip i should post here
regarding that.
Hugs
Rebecca
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Please cross-post widely!it's dogs, but. -- Forwarded message -- From: Judy Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Nov 22, 2005 5:12 PM Subject: [MRTX] Fwd: EMERGENCY! - WV: MASON CO SHELTER IS ON FIRE! - GAS EXPLOSION!! To: Mich Dog Rescue [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Thanks for the info.
I completely forgot about clostridium.(DUH!!) Feeling
st_p*d. That was something that came up at shelter. I remember we had
to order the injectable Tylan (Tylosin) when we had an outbreak with our
ferals..
I will call vet tomorrow and ask her to please check
Hi Carrie - Again, welcome to the list. That really is difficult, and tugs
at my heart. My Lancelot just died, and seemed like he never thrived, poor
baby. When he was sick, his 3rd eyelids would come out . He was less than
a year when I got him, and maybe going on 2 when he died.
I agree
Firstly - Yes when people were kindly offering advice about nutrition and
recipees for liver shakes etc - I was struggling with cans of fish - at arms
length wrapping kitchen roll around it so I didn't get fish oil on me. My cats
had to take medication in ready cooked sliced chicken because
In a message dated 11/22/05 2:48:54 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Aww,
he's a pretty orange boy! (everyone here knows I'm a nut for that
color
Hey Jenn!!
My little 3-leggedstray girl that was HBC is an
absolutely stunning orange baby!(Pulling at your heart
In a message dated 11/22/05 2:58:31 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
and
hamburg helper is about all weeat these
You can substitute Morningstar Farms Burger Crumbles for the ground
beef
In a message dated 11/22/05 3:13:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ha--I
think it's vegans that need to be tolerant of the rest of us :)(Wish I
had what it takes---I almost hosted a vegan TH this year but itfell apart
this am---however the friends whose house
In a message dated 11/22/05 4:22:41 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
have
they been tested for Trichomonosis
Jenn,
Thanks for that info.
I definitely will also ask about that when I call tomorrow, or drop off
another fecal.
I've heard of trichomonosis, but not in
In a message dated 11/22/05 5:01:10 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i do i
do!
YIKES!!!
Yet ANOTHER common thing!!!
I have her on pedialite, took her off antibiotics (they werent helping) and
have taken her to 3 vets, one suspects FIP, the other say its not FIP, and
the 3rd gave her the pennicilan shot that she had the reaction to. So no one
knows whats wrong...its really weird
I will let you know this
Title: Message
Now, I stand corrected Patti!!
I totally agree: declawing should be
illegal. (I'd never heard of such a thing until I came to the US.)
Any cat that finds a home with you, Patti,
is one very fortunate cat. Would that it were the norm, instead of the
exception.
hugs, Kerry
We just lost our cat to feline leuk cancer, that was
only discovered because of a bacterial infection that
didn't heal.
We have questions that still haunt, and wishing we'd
tested and treated him as a kitten. He died at 3 and a
half. We found him in our parking lot around age. 8 or
12 weeks.
He looks like my Siggie!
=^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, Travis, and 6
furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec Salome'
=^..^=
Furkid Photos! http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7sgqa/My
Personal Page:
ROFLMAO!
Terri
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From: veggiepugs
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 1:48
PM
Subject: Re: litterboxes
yeah except kissing is out of the question for a good several
hours. ---Original Message---
Absolutely for me - my dogs think it's just for them.
Gloria
At 11:20 AM 11/22/2005, you wrote:
I was reading about covered litterboxes. What size are the largest that
come with a cover? Does anyone have problems with their dog thinking cat
poop is an appetizer? I've heard that lots of dogs
oh my, I just read an article, Im not even sure what made me think of it,
but I gave her revolution about a month ago, and the adverse reactions
are tremors and stiffness, is there a chance this is it? I just bathed her
incase,
and if so what can be done for her at this point from it?
I am
Siggie...omg that is such a cute name. Hi Siggie!
---Original Message---
From: Terri Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: photo of Brooklyn
Sent: Nov 22 '05 21:35
He looks like my Siggie!
=^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, Travis, and 6
Hello all-
My cat Lola, age 8 months, tested positive for FeLV today via Elisa
testing after being taken in for what looked like a nasty URI. Her
symptoms seem to be responding fairly well to antibiotics...she is
eating and drinking at her normal rate, she is using the box, she is
breathing fine
Allie,
Welcome to the list. You'll find these people very educated in Felv and
lots of help when it comes to treating the disease. They are also the best when
you need a friend, things can sometimes be up and down with these guys. Since my
Baby C passed I will leave the medical advise to
Here's the info my vet gave to me when we discovered we had it here:
Trichomonosis in cats
According
to Dr S. Marks of UC-Davis School of Veterinary Medicine: “Tritrichomonas foetus, the
primary causative agent of bovine trichomoniasis, has recently been recognized
as a protozoal
So, I've always wondered *who* actually
buys liners? (Ahcould it be these deletive expletive people who
declaw??)
Ahh, and now it finally all makes sense...
in a sick and repugnant sort of way.
Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.htmlAdopt
a cat from UCAT
Thanks Jenn!
I printed that out and intend to take a fecal to vet tomorrow, along with
this info. and some I printed on clostridium.
I really need to find out what's going on with these girls.
Ronidazole...never heard of it. Is there another name for it, like Flagyl
(Brand) for
Just doing some online reading and I just read an article on a study of 118
cats32% tested positive for trichomonosis!! This was just last summer.
How frightening is that??!!
Jenn, you were right on the money about how it is "misdiagnosed".
Scary, scary stuff...
Patti
Sounds like she may have been poisoned and gotten permanently damaged from it,
or it
could be seizures caused by any number of things. Let me forward your post to
the
handicats2 group, they have lot's of experience with brain issues there, and
something you said might strike a cord with some of
It is possible it's a bad reaction to Revolution. I'm constantly appalled that
vets
PRESCRIBE the stuff to cats that are ill, weak, or unthrifty, as it CLEARLY
states on
the label that it's NOT for use in weak, underweight, or unthrifty cats.
At this point, I think it should be pretty much
My boyfriend specifically said to me several times this past month "NO MORE
CATS!". That means housecats, the ferals wont be in "his" space so that's OK. I
tend to agree with him, 6 really is my maximum number in this apartment, any
more would tend towards "hoarding".
Feline Leukemia is not a cancer, it's a virus, much like HIV in humans. Some
cats
with FELV do develop cancer, but it's NOT Leukemia like you think of when you
hear
the word.
Test results are never 100%, but it's generally accepted that any maternal
antibodies
that linger from prenatal/nursing
In a message dated 11/22/05 8:48:44 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any cat that finds a home with you, Patti, is one
very fortunate cat
Kerry,
My cats are probably "behind" the appearance of all the strays showing up
here...
They probably can communicate in a
Love this info!
Diagnosis
Diagnosis of T foetus infection is usually quite
straightforward. The organism exists in the intestine
as small, motile trophozoites, and these can be
detected under the microscope. For optimum results,
fresh faeces should be examined, and if any mucus has
been passed
It's a brand new drug, it's actually still considered experimental, that's
why I think your vet will have to call mine and get the info directly from
them.
Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.htmlAdopt
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FIV+ cat:
That IS a great link, thanks, I will add that to my webpage! I added the info
to my
sig too... now it's REALLY long, LOL!
Jenn
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Adopt a cat from UCAT rescue:
http://ucat.us/adopt.html
Adopt a FIV+ cat:
http://ucat.us/AWrescue/FIV/
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