Poor baby. No wonder. What a kindness you did for him.
Big hugs to you for all you do.
Goodnight, sweet Ceasar...
=^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, Travis, Dori and
6 furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec Salome'
=^..^=
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Dear Nina,
I am so sorry about your loss of sweet little Caesar. All ferals hold
a very special place in my heart I know that he held a very special place
in yours. He definitely seemed to know that you were his special person
he knew that you would take care of him in the most unselfish
Belinda,
Could you please add my darling little Madison Lee to
the Special Needs list? She is one of my FeLV
negatives who is a five (5) year old black and white
tuxedo.
On July the first I found a knot, the size of a
quarter, at the base of her neck.
I do not know if any of the original
I have missed this conversation too much too figure out what's going on.. Is the silica what is supposed to be hazardous???I just bought a 'horsetail reed' for my pond, and the lady told me the settlers used to break the reeds to get the silica out of it to wash dishes with..
Hi Tonya,
Yeah, silica is a no no. Michelle started the thread with an article on
clumping clay litter that talked about the dangers of sodium bentonite,
esp to kittens, (respiratory, GI, etc), but silica is bad too. I don't
know about the dangers it would pose in a horsetail reed. Maybe
How do we know if they use sodium bentonite? Will they say it if they
do,, or if they use clay, they have to use sodium bentonite?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 10:36 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Here's a paste from Michelle's article:
Sodium bentonite, a naturally swelling clay, is often added as an
extremely effective clumping agent. When liquid is added, bentonite
swells to approximately 15 times its original volume. But because sodium
bentonite acts as an expandable cement would,
Thanks for the chuckle, re: "ugh...". I know exactly what you mean.
Ah, for the days of ignorant bliss...
N
catatonya wrote:
Thanks Nina, I'll look it up. The reed is for my pond so the
cats won't be getting into it, but still I guess I need to check up on
my litter now too. ugh.
yes... we should have all known that clumping litter was too good to be true. lol. maybe i'll just go back to regular. it's cheaper anyway.ALSO has anyone tried the 'sifting bags' for litter. They're expensive, but I love them. Cleaning the box is faster, and when you get down to the
Hi Lora,
Prayers coming your way for your little Madison Lee's lump to be just a
fatty tumor.
Kat (Mew Jersey)
On Mon, 10 Jul 2006, Lora wrote:
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2006 01:57:46 -0700 (PDT)
From: Lora [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Me too, Lora. I'll be praying that the lump is nothing more than fatty
tissue and be thinking about the two of you come Wed. Has it grown, or
changed in anyway since you spotted it? Does it hurt her when you
manipulate it? Does it seem to move as you play with it, or does it
remain in one
I hope this email finds Bandy feeling better. tKerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:He is sick again...He started limping on the left leg Sunday and it seemed to be causing him some pain so I started giving him some pain meds and also a dex on Sunday..He is eating and drinking some, but
I think it probably was a false negative. You can find the vitamin
Mega C Plus here:
http://www.belfield.com/products.html
Here are some good articles he has written:
http://www.belfield.com/home.html
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties
http://bemikitties.com
Lora,More prayers for Madison Lee.tonyaNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Me too, Lora. I'll be praying that the lump is nothing more than fatty tissue and be thinking about the two of you come Wed. Has it grown, or changed in anyway since you spotted it? Does it hurt her when you manipulate
I just had an upsetting phone call with my vets office. They are going from a 2 years rabies vaccine to a annual rabies vaccine for cats, it is now 3 years for dogs. I thought that there was only one type of rabies vaccine and it was a 3 year shot. With the study that Jean Doddsis trying to put
Rabies vaccination is a state law driven
than anything else ---I live in NM, either annual or every 3 years (they use a different
vaccine type).. but my vet recommend does not require 3 year vaccine for cats
(too strong for a small body).
Regardless I hope that you do not vaccine
your
3 year and 1 year are very similar in
their dosage according to my vet.. but 3 year has a bit more--- so she did not
mind using it for dogs and was still not comfortable for using cats .. if you
think about it.. a 70 lb dog gets the same dosage of rabies vaccine as a 6 lb
of cats which is
I am be praying that your babie's lump is just a fatty cist... I have
had a couple of cats who had a lump and I was so worried that it was
cancer.. but neither of them ended up being.. so I will be praying that
it's the case your Madison lee.
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Unless it changed (last checked was 2005), the state of Iowa doesn't have a law dealing with feline vaccines, canine yes(rabies only). My FIV Felv will not have another vaccine ever. I'm just so upset because this vets office and others make it sound like it is the law to have every vaccine out
I hate to tell you this, but its
true,, vaccines are easy on going money making tools for most of vets.. so
whenever they can they will make it sound like its mandatory and most of
people will comply it (this comment came from a vet that I know..).. also most
of vets office has a
Hi Roxane,
One of the clinics here in NJ is also going to a one year rabies vaccine -
I asked them in particular why, and they said it's a slightly different
vaccine, one that uses a different adjuvant (delivery liquid), and that it
has a shorter immunity duration. Since they are not my primary
Isn't that just sad they let greed interfere with our pets health. RoxaneHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I hate to tell you this, but its true,, vaccines are easy on going money making tools for most of vets.. so whenever they can they will make it sound like its
in reality, the 3-year and the 1-year are actually the same
dosage--anyone know anything about that?)
I've also heard that.
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties
http://bemikitties.com
Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
http://adopt.bemikitties.com
FeLV
Thank you Kat,You don't have to do that, I'm going to the office tonight, our oldest girl (Felv neg)had a small mass removed today, so I will give them the 21 questions. I found this website: http://critteradvocacy.org/Feline%20Recommendations.htmRoxane : ) PS, the mass looks ok but we
I've had vets tell me they are the same.Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: in reality, the 3-year and the 1-year are actually the same dosage--anyone know anything about that?) I've also heard that.-- Belindahappiness is being owned by cats ...Be-Mi-Kittieshttp://bemikitties.comPost Adoptable
Prayers for Madison. I had heard that VAS occurs withini a few weeks after
vaccination only.
Michelle
There is a rabies vaccine (can't remember the name off the top of my head--
the company is something like Mirasol) that goes into the skin without a
needle. My vet carries it (it is actually how I chose my current
vet). It is a yearly shot, but it supposedly has no risk of associated
My vet told me that the 1 year and the 3 years vaccines are different from
each other in the way they are formulated. He said that in the areas where
the 3 year vaccine has been in use, the rabies vector is higher.
One way to get around the annual vaccine is to do titers - to actually test
The "one year" rabies vaccines have been shown to be effective for 3 years
in many cases. The trouble is getting the studies done to prove it, and getting
manufacturer's to relabel their products. The "2 year" and "3 year" vaccines
have been the ones that they have completed the studies on
Thats very true.. actually I read
some research in the past that they can be as effective as 5 years (one year
vaccine).. again, its just easier to make money at the expense of our
pets health if they make it annually.. again.. its driven by state regulation.
again, they dont do this to
Cats can, and do, get Sarcoma cancer without being vaccinated. I would think
that it
would be a no brainer that cats can't get VACCINE ASSOCIATED Sarcoma without
being
vaccinated... DUH! So, perhaps your vet MEANT that cats can get Sarcoma without
being
vaccinated, and simply mis-spoke, or you
Hello everyone,
I amthe newbie from a few weeks back that had a litter of five, with oneFeLV positive. I was trying to find a home for her so that she could live out her life unsequestered,but didn't realize how terribly difficult that is. Nina, you wrote then that perhaps she had found her way
Oh Beth, I can't tell you how saddened I am to hear of your loss of
sweet Alice. Such a special girl! Please try and take some comfort in
the wonderful loving home you gave her and how happy you made each
other in your brief time together. You have a little Angel watching
over you and yours,
I'm sorry, Nina.tNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You guys all know I caretake a couple of small colonies of ferals. You may have heard me talk about Caesar, "the one that got away". He's a big tabby Tom that I tried to trap for a very long time and nothing I came up with worked. He disappeared
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