Tad and Marie,
I am so sorry for your loss. Callie, got to live a loving life, though,
much too short. I wanted to thank you both again, for taking in those with
FELV and allowing again and again your heart to be broken.
Joan
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Tad and Marie, I am so sorry for your sad loss of Callie. What a
sweet little calico - how wonderful that she had a good life with
you, a real blessing.
Gloria
Tad and Marie:
My sincerest condolences to you both upon the loss of your furchild, Callie. I have been caring for these special creatures for over 40 years and each loss is as heartbreaking and painful as my first loss. The time we have to share with them is way too short, but were it not for
Hi Presto,
I'm in Sumner, between Seattle and Tacoma. Nice little town although
we sure are growing, almost too much now :(
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Tad,
I am overwhelmed both by your loss of Callie after so many
losses, and by finding out how many cats you have saved and given a good life
to. It is truly amazing. I hope that you are able to know very
clearly in your heart, through all the losses, what an amazing gift you have
given
My friend wrote back about her cat Kobuni: "by day 3 we almost always
had him admitted and given iv fluids; this was after trying to coax him w/
tunawater, etc - he seemed to do it every 2 years or so but not in his
later years - ibelieve by day 4 cats can do permanent damage to their
Hi -- I'm new to the group and hope I'm not breaking any rules. This is my first experience with an FeLV+ cat who is also FIV+. There is this beautiful orange and white Garfield Maine Coone that needs a home. Rescued off the streets of Long Island just before the cold snap, I initially had a
Hi Pat -
I've had an FELV/FIV pos kitty - Mr. Black Kitty, a real beloved cat. He
came into my life skinny and sick, but feisty. Found him in 2001, he died
in 2002, a year later.
I've also asked about mixing FELV and FIV - and I don't think there's any
definitive answer, except that both
Angels Gate on LI takes FELV
FIV--- they have waiting list though.
Chris
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Thanks Gloria -- I too thought it was more of a problem for the FIV+ kitties. She seems to think that it would be a problem for the FeLV+ s but I guess it's all a matter of how you look at it. Mixing another virus into the equation is always risky. Thanks for the info. PAT[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks. PATChris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Angels Gate on LI takes FELV FIV--- they have waiting list though
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I don't think it would be a problem for the FELV's, mainly the FIV's.
Gloria
At 10:54 AM 12/7/2005, you wrote:
Thanks Gloria -- I too thought it was more of a problem for the FIV+
kitties. She seems to think that it would be a problem for the FeLV+ s
but I guess it's all a matter of how you
Unless the Maine Coon kitty is an aggressive
biter, its pretty safe to mix him with FelK kitties I would be
more concerned about mixing FelK kitties with FIV kitties (but not feLV
positive) kitties as FeLK can be transmitted more easily by casual contact
especially among FIV kitties whose
hi, pat! welcome to this wonderful group of folks. (as i keep
saying, we have to stop meeting this way, guys.)
i totally agree--i'd put an FIV+ with a FeLV+ with no hesitation
i've known FIVs who have been vaccinated against FeLV to remain FeLV-,
too, but there's lots of questions about
wanted to add that i know of an FIV+ that was mistakenly left in close
quarters with a FeLV--he tested positive for FeLV for awhile, but is
now negative and healthy as a horse.
On 12/7/05, TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi, pat! welcome to this wonderful group of folks. (as i keep
Thanks for your input. PATTenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi, pat! welcome to this wonderful group of folks. (as i keepsaying, we have to stop meeting this way, guys.)i totally agree--i'd put an FIV+ with a FeLV+ with no hesitation i've known FIVs who have been vaccinated against
Thanks Gloria --- that was my intial thought and feeling. Everyone has their own opinions. I just wish she'd see it our way ... PAT[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't think it would be a problem for the FELV's, mainly the FIV's.GloriaAt 10:54 AM 12/7/2005, you wrote:Thanks Gloria -- I too thought it
I'm getting the same response from most but she has to be comfortable with the situation. I was just curious if I was thinking along the wrong lines.TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: wanted to add that i know of an FIV+ that was mistakenly left in closequarters with a FeLV--he tested positive
Bailey is FeLV+
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Tad,
I just read your messages about Callie. I am so sorry
that you lost her. It was so abrupt, too. You did
the strong and right thing by helping her over the
bridge when she was in pain that wouldn't be going
away. It's so hard. Especially when they are your
close companions and such a
What does TNR and URI stand for?
Thanks guys.
Wendy
--- Presto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Nina, what I meant about death was the only
other option was that there was nowhere else for
the cats to go other than to stay with us. Let me
give you an example. Last month, I received an
Thanks. The whole Sofia Pearl situation is such a puzzle, as it sounds like it was with Kobuni.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My friend wrote back about her cat Kobuni: "by day 3 we almost always had him admitted and given iv fluids; this was after trying to coax him w/ tunawater, etc - he seemed
1) I'm so sorry to hear of Callie passing to the bridge Tad. It's a
heartwrenching experience to have to send them there but Callie was a lucky girl
to have a family who fought with her and loved her until the end and who eased
her pain when she so needed to let go. She will always be a part
So, as I see it, the FIV+ is more likely to contract the FeLV virus than the other way around, I would guess. That's how I see it and it's very unlikely the FeLV contracts the FIV unless you have a very unhappy household. Thanks. PAT[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 1) I'm so sorry to hear of Callie
Thanks!
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In a message dated 12/7/2005 12:07:51 PM Pacific
Standard Time,
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What does TNR TRAP NEUTER RELEASE and URI UPPER
RESPIRATORY INFECTION stand
for?
Thanks guys.
Wendy
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It never rains but it poursToday Buffy is not acting herself...
She also came from AW and from early records she was pulled
at the same day and very similar condition...Vet recommended
PTSI even wonder if they are litter mates...
Any way...A trip to the vet revealed fluid in the
That's my feeling too. I guess I just wanted to know if I was thinking along the right lines ... thanks for the clarification. PATHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Unless the Maine Coon kitty is an aggressive biter, its pretty safe to mix him with FelK kitties I would
That's very true,, according to the professor Pedersen at UC Davis, at
least 50 % of FIV positive cats will live normal life span ..which seems
to be right.. I have 6 FIV cats and some are older kitties, but they are
just so healthy (big fat couch potatoes..) and I am very grateful of
it,,, and
The general consensus,I believe is that it is OK to put a FIV+/FELV+
cat in with FELV+ cats, and the FELV+ cats should not catch the FIV from him.
The reverse is not true, you do NOT want to put a FELV+ cat in with FIV+/FELV-
cats, because the FIV+ cats ARE likely to catch the FELV from him.
Thanks for the clarification. That's what I thought. PAT[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The general consensus,I believe is that it is OK to put a FIV+/FELV+ cat in with FELV+ cats, and the FELV+ cats should not catch the FIV from him. The reverse is not true, you do NOT want to put a FELV+ cat
I hate to even suggest such a thing, but could it be FIP Tad? Is it IN the
lungs, or
in the abdomen? FIP is known to go down genetic lines, so related cats are more
likely to develop it if one has already been diagnosed in the past. I'm SURE
they
were all exposed to Corona at some point in their
It's so sad that we are seeing so many cats test positive for both Felv and
FIV.
In fact, we originally had 2 FIV areas and 2 Felv areas, but we had so many
cats turn up positive for both, we have a Felv+/FIV+ area also.
(And why is it always some of the sweetest cats)
Patti
Yep (with a pre-qualification that FIV+
cats are not aggressive/biters and do the appropriate introduction process so
that they wont feel like they wont feel like protect themselves
when they feel fears, they can be aggressive though by nature, they may not
never never throw multiple cats
My small rescue group has been trying to help a woman who has
been feeding cats at her trailer park. The first cat she brought in has tested
positive for Felv. Of course the vet recommends euthanization. She already has
three six-month-old cats in her home. The options as I see it are 1)
Jenn~
That is Sherry, who just lost her Maizee Grace to Felv. She also has
started volunteering at a sanctuary, she might be there tonite. (Remember, she
posted about Arthur, from the sanctuary, and he also just passed... She has been hit hard
with sadness due to Felv losses.)
Patti
Jenn...I don't knowAre you suggesting that liquid in the lung cavity
is not a symptom of FeLV+ ???
My vet thinks it isHow can I tell if its FIP ???
Tad
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I hate to even suggest such a thing, but could it be FIP Tad? Is it IN the
lungs, or
in the abdomen? FIP is
Well, Thats a tough decision.
How feral or friendly is he? I think another option is to find a home for
him - can you try to find a home for this boy? I think, it will be better
for him to be an indoor kitty because of his FeLV status (protect him getting
sicker and protect others from
And, another option is can you
keep him in a separate room, somehow?
From: Hideyo Yamamoto
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005
5:29 PM
To: 'felvtalk@felineleukemia.org'
Subject: RE: Advice please
Well, Thats a tough decision.
How feral or friendly is he? I think another
In a message dated 12/7/05 7:34:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I wrote about that exact fact in my memorial to my Moogie.
Jenn~
Oh, that is so true!
So touching
Oh.. Jenn You are making me cry
I thought of several faces of my babies when I read it its so
true and its so beautiful
.and Sickly kitties also know that saying
good-bye does not mean that saying good-bye forever Sickly kitties
know that they will be even closer to us spiritually
Liquid in the LUNGS probably is related to FELV (pneumonia), I was asking if
you were
sure it wasn't just fluid in the abdomen or chest cavity. Here's a few snippets
off a
few good webpages about FIP. You can find links to the entire webpages on my
website,
if you want more info.
Wet or
Your Moogie wasa beautiful baby.I added my Maizee Grace to the album.She only had one Christmas with me too. Sherry[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I still cry every time I go to her webpage. I just added her picture to the photos section in the OT group, since I was on her webpage already, it
Hi Michelle:
I work for a urologist, and am curious to
know what does the vet recommend for the long term treatment ofLucy's
bladder stone? I know that in humans, the stone cause to bladder to be
quite irritated, the lining of the bladderis always inflammed,and this can
be a cause
Gee Tad, I'm so sorry. Hugs to you and Marie.
Goodnight, sweet Callie...
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Oh, it was removed surgically over a month ago. Her first stone was
struvite, which we know because S/D prescription food dissolved it. But the
second stone did not dissolve, so they removed it surgically and analyzed it.
Now she is on prescription food and I am supposed to do regular urine
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