Hi, I just can’t remember who.. but someone who was on
the list mentioned to me about her kittens/cats taking ivermectin – or something
like her kitten licked the drug by accident and got really ill or even passed
away from it.. do you remember who – I just wanted to know exactly what
kind
Thanks, Lori. I was going to see the cat
and talk to the girl (ideally without her BF around) to find out more about the
cat and situation – I really cannot afford to take more animals here –
but I know in my heart, that if I find out that they are really going to take
the cat to the vet t
Bless you and Beatrix! She is darling; I have s particular fondness for Torties! Gina kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: At 09:14 AM 9/15/2006, you wrote:What absolutely wonderful newsKelly Good news, good news, I have good news! My vet gave the okay yesterday on bringing a new cat home - he
I'm keeping your Lucy in my prayers Michelle. I'd never heard of kitty IBD before joining this list. Gina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:when she eats her raw food, the feline futures mixture that gets added has psyllium. I also add that to the baby food when she eats it. When she eats the t
It took Ebony a year to stop snarling at me every
time I were by. And he was not in a cage and free to come and go pretty
much as he pleased. They settle on their schedule and 5 months is not a
long time in a cat's mind. The Royal Princess Kitty Katt chose to stay
hidden for 3 months and
You can talk to your vet about mood altering drugs too. Mi Tu was on
a couple, including Prozac. Sometimes they help and sometimes they
don't. My old standbys, Rescue Remedy, Feliway, and high powered catnip,
could also help.
So, is he saying that cats don't throw the virus, they just harbor FeLV in another compartment of the body? I am confused. Gina Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I wrote to this person off list and asked them to clarify. Here's his response:> Let me rephrase that: IFAs depend upon advanced st
Sherry, I'm so sorry Lenny left for the Bridge. Gentle
journey to him and comfort to you.
Diane R.
Hideyo, I agree with you one hundred percent, there are too many idiots in
the world that have that kind of logic. This is the type of situation that makes
me so angry! I think they need to start putting people to sleep, just the way
they think is just ridiculous. They dont care about their c
I'm so sorry - I love those black and white kitties.
Gloria
At 07:32 PM 9/17/2006, you wrote:
I just found out like 15 minutes ago that big sweet Lenny has passed
today from felv.He was a handsome black and white boy who was very
laid back.I will miss that beautiful baby.
Belinda could you ad
"Never" becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Maybe you just haven't found the solution yet. Stay open to the possibilities.
He has been here 5 months now so he will never settle. Its a catch 22 cant
put weight on him under stress cant adopt him out looking like he hasnt eaten in
5 monthssigh
I'm so sorry Sherry... GLOW to light his path and ease your heart...Sherry DeHaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I just found out like 15 minutes ago that big sweet Lenny has passed today from felv.He was a handsome black and white boy who was very laid back.I will miss that beautiful baby. Belinda co
It sounds to me as if he feels that the cage is his safe place. Where he
can be safe from all the other animals in the household. Is he a foster or
what? Are all the dogs & cats inside? Cause just in sheer numbers, I
would imagine that would stress an already stressed out kitty.
If you can
yup, only alpha...
At 07:37 PM 9/17/2006, you wrote:
Interestins it only true for alpha? For VO as well?
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You can get Elavil compounded in a salve for transdermal application inside the ear. Or oral prozac. I would consider either as a short-term fix while he acclimated, maybe a couple of weeks just till he settles in a bit.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:It really does sound stress-related, which wo
Interestins it only true for alpha? For VO as well?
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1) Someone in our cat rescue just c
Michelle,I don't know how I do either.All I can say is that those sweet fuzzy faces keep me coming back.I know I have mentioned it before but there are several that I just love so much,I will be so distraught when the time comes for them to meet Maizee at the bridge.I am so lucky to have you wonder
I am so sorry, Sherry. I don't know how you handle it all.
Michelle
I just found out like 15 minutes ago that big sweet Lenny has passed today from felv.He was a handsome black and white boy who was very laid back.I will miss that beautiful baby. Belinda could you add him to the CLS? Thank you all so much for being here for me. Sherry
How low will we go? Check
It really does sound stress-related, which would be IBS, probably. I have
never researched IBS because it's not what Lucy has. Maybe you should do an
internet search on feline IBS and see what you come up with, both for diagnosis
purposes and to see if they suggest anything helpful. Perhaps
Thanks Michelle,
He has had two fecals both negative, did two rounds of metronidazole, one
round of albon and of course wormer. He is a maine coon found dumped outside
matted to the skin had to be shaved. Declawed. Its almost impossible for a
rescue to be low stress on a high stress cat. At t
Have not heard of the first claim, but that doesn't mean it's not true. How
recent is the research, and can you get a citation from the person who called? I
think we all should probably look at the research and see what it says, as many
of us use interferon or think about using it. When I us
1) Someone in our cat rescue just called me and said that there was
some recent research indicating that constant dosing with interferon
alpha can possibly cause the bone marrow to reduce the production of
red blood cells. She said this is the justification for doing the 7
days on/ 7 days off
oy vey, diagnosis is invasive, generally, and thus Lucy never has had a
proper one. To actually diagnose, they need to do an endoscapy, and sometimes
they can not definitively diagnose that way either and so need to biopsy a full
section of the intestine, which means surgery. What I did wit
How is IBD diagnosed? Blood Work? I have a new rescue I am thinking he
might have it but then again he is declawed has litterbox issues and is scared
of his own shadow,
Thanks
Karen
I have tried adding more fiber in the past and it seemed to make it worse.
I think it you overdo fiber it actually makes stool looser.
Michelle
In a message dated 9/17/2006 7:14:27 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It did
with Mai Mai for a while. The increased fiber
I have an IBD kitty and flagyl almost completely stops her symptoms. She even starts going in the litterbox again. In her case, fiber has not helped at all. I expect they are all different.
On 9/17/06, Marylyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It did with Mai Mai for a while. The increased fiber did
It did with Mai Mai for a while. The increased fiber did more good
though. Just thinking...what would happen if you added a pinch more fiber
to her diet? I have no idea why I am obsessing on the fiber issue but I
am. I am learning to listen to the unknown and pass it on therefore I
never
another question-- I was doing some more research on IBD (basically
re-reading, since I think I have researched it so much I have found everything
out there) and was reminded that metronidazole (flagyl) can be helpful with
large intestine IBD and colitis. I originally had not thought it helpe
Lucy just had totally liquid stool with a clump of grass in it. When her
IBD (hopefully that is all it is and not lymphoma) gets worse, she wants to eat
grass, I assume because it makes her feel nauseous. She then gets liquid
diarrhea with grass in it. I don't know if the liquid diarrhea woul
when she eats her raw food, the feline futures mixture that gets added has
psyllium. I also add that to the baby food when she eats it. When she eats
the turkey mush, that has rice bran added for fiber, as well as
probiotics.
All of this used to help, everything just seems to help less an
Have you tried Apple Pectin to firm the stool? That or even psyllium
might help. It did with Mai Mai (dog) and the Royal Princess Kitty
Katt. I know it sounds counterproductive but both my regular vets and
alternative vets recommend a small increase in fiber with IBD. They also
recommend
Lucy is still acting very perky and normal, but now has soft stool even on
12.5 mg/day of pred and is not eating normally again, though with encouragement
will eat an almost normal amount (a whole jar of baby food once a day plus some
turkey mush and sometimes a few bites of raw food). I deci
Hey Barb,
Prayers going out to Little Lady. I hope she starts
responding more to you. Please keep us posted.
:)
Wendy
--- Barb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Belinda,
> Could Little Lady be added to the prayer list?
> When I got home from class last night there was a
> pretty little
At 09:50 AM 9/17/2006, you wrote:
You can assist her in placing the cat..Even offer to pay for the add,,,or
pay to have it borded somewhere but please do not bring it home unless
you are prepared to adopt it out immediately,,,find a friend to take it
temporarily,,,find a foster,,Yell at her BF f
Yesterday, my neighbour college student girl came over and ask if I could
adopt one of her cats,, she has two and she is moving into a place where they
only allow one cat -- what type of logic is this? Then, I asked what she is
going to do if she cannot find a home and her BF said to me..
Begin forwarded message:From: Linda Mercer/Purebred Cat Breed Rescue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date: September 15, 2006 6:26:51 PM CDTTo: Recipient list suppressed:;Subject: SECOND TRY! TRANS SUNDAY 9/24 IL/IN/KY/TN/GA - Crystal Lake, IL to Powder Springs, GA This is a second attempt to get these cats to
Nina, you and Spencer were meant to have this time together and I think you are right in wanting to make it quality time. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Gina Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello Everyone,That was my first reaction too. I even said to the vet's assistant that I
Rabies vaccination of cats is "advised" but not required in California. I looked for local laws for my county (El Dorado) but couldn't find any. :) Gina Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Diane,I would avoid giving Missy any more rabies vaccinations. Did you say you are in CA? I don't think the
Have you shared with AJ the Rainbow Bridge poem? It has comforted a
lot of people, including myself, at these awful times. He is so young to
learn about the uncertainties of life. He is the right age to learn about
giving to those who most need love and care. Blessings to him.
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