Hi Nina, I hope Spencer is feeling better today..I have been trying to catch up on reading, but as usual, I'm behind..I did read this about the possibilty of Spencer having lymphoma..There really isn't too much expense to it to find out if it is lymphoma and you don't have to have sonograms or
I found several web sites by searching under feline asthma..Those are the ones that show the use of the tube and some other methods. Hope this helps. Kerry, Bandy and Inky
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Thanks Kelly I am feeling better.. Crackers is sick for the first time in
his life...a cold im thinking...i have a vet appointment tomorrow. I look at
crackers as my first living on my own pet and my baby...I got him 5 yrs ago he
has been with me my entire "adult" life. Since he was 9 weeks
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Subject: Oxygen tank - will this work
Hi, I found this product to make an oxygen tank for my ayumi - is this
Thank you so much, kerry for the precious information
where did you get your oxgen? Some places dont need
prescription,,but is there a better place to get it than others.??
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I also started using flower essence (5 different kinds) to reduce stress
and helps get everyone get along better --- if you would like, I can get
the names for you (I just don't remember in my head right now..)
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Kerry R,
Oh my goodness, what you must have gone through re-living the
experience of lymphoma with City Kitty right after you lost your mom to
the same thing. It's as if City Kitty gave you the opportunity to try
and extend her life to help you through your grief with your mom. I
know from
Nina, until Kerry gets you the information,
heres a extract of information I found..
Cancer -Leukemia
or Lymphoma
Q: My cat has just been diagnosed
with leukemia (blood cancer, not the virus).
She is twelve years old and I was wondering what type of treatment there
could be for her.
Thanks Hideyo,
Perhaps Kerry's vet was not as insistent on a definitive diagnosis as
my vets are. Maybe the blood test showed a drastically elevated wbc
and this was enough of an indication for her. Although, that seems
hard to imagine since there are many reasons for an elevated wbc.
Thank
Kayte,
Have you looked into Immuno-Regulin yet? One of our list members used
it subq, (under the skin injections) instead of the recommended IV
(intravenous). I haven't tried it myself, but it might be in order for
Cracker's URI. What has your vet prescribed? Did they put him on any
thanks Hideyo---if she's receptive, I'll ask you for the names. Heck, I
should probably get them for my own brood. We're having a few issues
right now. Kerry
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The flower essence is called Rescue Remedy - it's available from Drs.
Foster _, online and supposedly at health food stores. It's
liquid to put in water or on food or a spray (directly into the mouth).
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I also started using flower essence (5
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Thanks Diane. Wonderful!
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established cat and new cat
My first instinct was to
Good point. Thanks for the reminder, Marylyn.
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When they are introduced please
Nina and Kayte
My 2 cents... I asked my new young vet to look into I R and she went
to her same internet group that poo pooed DEX and got the word that it
wasn't any better than interferon..
If you have been following my story you know what I am thinking about
the decision to not give Leo
Hi, I only read a partial of this email
string, but.. if your kitty is a little bit anemic, heart murmur is very common
and if the grade is low like 1 or 2, dont be too concerned right
now.. my Hannibal
had low grade (2) heart murmur for a long time, and his heart got never
Nina, Ayumi did go through ultrasound and
they did not shave her.. so its not that uncommon not to shave, so
please ask you do not want to.. they are not painful, but uncomfortable (where
they had her lay) so she did not like it very much you can sit right
besides Spencer, I did with
Yes... Heart murmurs seem to go along with something being off in a
blood work up count...
I have seen it along with kidney failure...
It might be worth having a blood work up to see if there is anything
that you could start
working on before it gets too bad..
Tad
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Also, if X ray show any abnormality (fluid
in lungs or enlarged heart), then ultrasound might be necessary to determine
the cause of murmur, too.
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From: Tad Burnett
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Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 3:52 PM
Subject: Re: Diane - heart murmurs and pilling
Yes... Heart murmurs seem to go along with something being off in a blood
work up count...
I have seen it along with kidney
I agree with Anema and heart mummer showing together...
But isn't anemia also a result of poor blood condition ???
Tad
Carbonel wrote:
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From: Tad Burnett
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Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 3:52 PM
Subject: Re: Diane - heart
This topic came up earlier, if I remember correctly. There is an article
on flying with pets in the September issue of Consumer Reports, p.8
called When the Fur Flies.
The article mentions a web-site of the Department of Transportation
which lists incidents:
Hi, I just happened to have 2 people that worked for me with husbands that are on oxygen at home..(portable) so they both had extra tanks and loaned them to me with the tube. They even offered to refill them with their prescriptions but I never had to refill them..They usually lasts for 6 hrs
Thank you very much for all the
information
I must be a bit dull as I am still
confused as to what I need to do could you help me set this up step by
step?
Do I need presdcriptions from my vet? If so,
what do I need prescriptions for?
size E O2 cylinder
does it come empty? If
Hi everyone. Sorry I haven't been checking any of our messages lately.
We are perplexed by Smokey's breathing issues. We have had him to the
vet 3-4 times in the past month trying to figure out what is going on.
We did another chest x-ray. There is no fluid around his lungs but his
lungs
Nina,I'm glad Spencer came home. I don't know what he's thinking, but I'm glad he decided he wants to be with you. Maybe he just wanted a little gad about because he knows he's sick. Thinking of you. tNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You people are not going to believe this. Spencer has come
I agree it's probably only a hairball. Prayers coming for your father.tonyaChris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hairball hairball hairball. At some point, hell spit up this yuky looking hariball and go on his merry way. Dont worry..if hes eating and just going about his business,
Check out Hideyo's posts about the at home oxygen tank. Maybe something
like that would help his breathing. Could it be something like asthma,
or some sort of allergy? Has he gotten better on since you started the
Dox? Hemobart is hard to detect. I'm not sure what cloudiness around
his
Thanks Tonya. It was nice to re-read my post about Spencer coming
home. I'd almost forgotten the terrible time we went through with him
going missing. No matter what happens, no matter what I decide, I'll
always be grateful that he came back into my life and we've been given
this wonderful
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Kayte,
I'm sending prayers for your dad for a successful operation and speedy recovery.
Kerry M.
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Nina, either I'm reading this wrong, or this is unacceptable. You've been
so protective of Spencer's stress level vis a vis the vet, and now you have
to bring him in just to *talk* to the vet?? Did the assistant say the vet
was going to do any tests or anything, or just talk to you about
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