Has anyone had problems with a FeLV+ cat having
vaginal discharge or problems with the anal sacs?
How did you treat them?
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Dear Julia,
My thoughts prayers are with you Samantha. I have been in
the situation of letting one of my beloved furbabies go home to a life free from
pain I understand all too well how difficult it is. Please know that
your special little angel will always be with you.
Hugs to you
Dear Rachel,
I am so, so sorry about your loss of Mr. Dobbs. I can't imagine the
shock you must be feeling. I do know,however, that he knows how much
you love him that he is grateful that he got to leave this world from a
home where he was loved, even if it was only for a short time. Take
We had the same experience with prednisolene! The vet didn't think Mio
would live through the night she had a 106.5 degree temp, she couldn't
stand, she wasn't eating or drinking, but within 24 hours of the injection
her temp was gone and she was interested in the world again and catnip (it
happy to help
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When she is ready to leave, she will let you
know.But just love her and love her right now.You
can't waste energy
Hugs to you, Rachel.
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I can only echo Marylyn's words. Big hugs to you.
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I have an FeLV neg. whose anal sacs got impacted when
we went out of town two weeks ago. I had to take her
to the vet to have them expressed. Not a fun day.
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Has anyone had problems with a FeLV+ cat having
vaginal discharge or problems with the anal
hoow do y'all keep your kitlets hydrated when they don't seem to want to drink? i do syringe minnie some at thome, but have been having to take her 2 times a week or every other day for sub-Q fluids :(
her appetite sucks as well but keep trying...
how much water should you try to get into
When my cats are sick, I give them sub-q fluids at home. I think that is
true for most of us on the list. You should have your vet teach you how to do
it. It really is not hard. The only thing that is hard is if Minnie is a
total monster about it (most cats aren't after the first or second
Samantha has passed over, and she was ready to go.
Julia Hagstrom
On Thursday, June 29, 2006, at 06:14 PM, Marylyn wrote:
Spend tonight loving her and cuddling her in your heart. You can send her all sorts of love without moving her or causing her pain. Just be with her and tell her it is
Thanks, everyone, for all the support. I need to know what kind of cleaner to use, as I have been offered a kitty who is a month younger than Samantha was, and needs a home; her owner is moving to an apartment, where they don't allow pets. Also, I have a chance to get a really young kitten, as
Julia,
Samantha knew how much she was loved. She was a very lucky kitty to
have had someone to love and care for her as much as you did.
Bonnie
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Julia,I am so sorry for your loss,but she is much better now.Maybe she was able to meet my Maizee.Take care,you are a great kitty mom. SherryJulia Hagstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Samantha has passed over, and she was ready to go.Julia HagstromOn Thursday, June 29, 2006, at 06:14 PM, Marylyn
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Thank so much Belinda.
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Thank you so very much for your kind word,
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you are a peach for answering
i took minnie in today for a sub-Q...she was so fretting about this.
i know that i most definitely do not want her to fret and stress.. for a million reasons
my doc who is awesome... said she would teach me. she is out on holiday and
I would definitely syringe feed her. Not just a little though. You want to
try to get 100 cc's per day into her. I would do it in meals of 20-30 cc's at a
time. A/D is what they usually use. You can use baby food short-term.
What exactly is wrong with Minnie? I may have missed some of the
http://www.felinecrf.com/managh.htm
(here's a DIY instructions from the chronic renalfailure website, for
learning how to do it yourself at home)http://www.felinecrf.org/giving_sub-qs_giving_set.htm
(more home sub-q fliudtechniques with pictures)
Is she SPAYED? If not, I'd RUSH her to the emergency clinic, it could be a
pyrometra, a very life threatening infection of the uterus in intact female
cats. Otherwise (if she IS spayed), I'd make a normal appointment first thing
Monday. Abnormal discharges aren't something to toy around
A bit of unpleasantness here. :-(
I'm in the process of having all the babies tested and re-vaccinated since
Mama Kittyis FeVL+. Five down - Three to go. So far everyone
elsehas testednegative.
Well...the babiesare very sensitive to the appearance of the Pet Taxi
in a room. Four of them
Thanks, I appreciate your advice, and thanks for the good wishes and
sympathy. I will clean up all the places she was, and throw out all
her toys, as they're pretty worn, anyway. :(
Julia
On Friday, June 30, 2006, at 06:37 PM, Tracy Weese wrote:
I'm not sure there is much chance of FeLV
Thank you everyone for your kind words and words of advice on Wowie's
situation. Update...I spoke with another vet who was so helpful and
knowledgable and asked him about the medications some had mentioned on the list
and also asked him to explain things I didn't understand. I went to see him
Sounds like you've found a wonderful vet - I am so glad...and very glad too
that Wowie is doing better!
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Thank
you everyone for your kind words and words of advice on Wowie's situation.
If kitty is eating wet food, you don't need to be TOO concerned. Did
you try the Hills A/D wet fod?
Terri in NJ
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Try Feliway spray...forget the stuff
you plug in the wall...and spray where the cats are, the taxi, bedding in the
taxi, you, everything (a little spray will do just over everything).
As far as you are concerned, keep an
eye on all the bite and scratch marks. I had a small feral bite a
Well, I have an in-depth study of band-aids going on around here. I can
offer my best tips:
The NexcareComfort strips are the BEST bandaids made. They even make
them in "Oh my god, I'm going to bleed to death" sizes. The huge 2x4" ones are
awesome to keep on hand. If you need it bigger, use
We have a list of FELV friendly vets somewhere, you should add this vet's info
to
that list. I think Belinda hosts that webpage Belinda? Anyone know that
webpage's
URL?
Phaewryn
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DONATE: We could really use a
I'm so sorry about your finger! That's just terrible. I can't
even imagine a bite so hard it would break the bone. I hope you don't have
anymore problems with that. Very scary. Thank you for reminding me
just how serious something like this can be. You probably got inoculated
with a hefty
Cats are totally wonderful and ferals
are the best of the wonderful. You are right not to lie to them.
They remember.
Re the finger: Even the
surgeons didn't believe it. You should have heard the commotion it caused
when I got to the hand surgeon's. Every resident in the place must have
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