Asia is still in remission! (from lymphoma)
Dianne
*CONGRATULATIONS!! What wonderful news for you and for Asia!!! *
*We can always use a shot of good news! Thanks for sharing!!*
*Leslie =^..^=*
On 1/23/07, Dianne K Perry, Ph.D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Asia is still in remission! (from lymphoma)
Dianne
--
Leslie =^..^=
Well that's a pretty good report! So your not having to do the dreaded
subq fluids anymore? If you are, has he gotten better about accepting
it? I know the murmur is troubling, (how wonderful that your vet can
come by the house to recheck), prayers that it's nothing to worry
about. Prayers
Ditto Dianne!
Nina
Leslie Lawther wrote:
*CONGRATULATIONS!! What wonderful news for you and for Asia!!! *
*We can always use a shot of good news! Thanks for sharing!!*
*Leslie =^..^=*
On 1/23/07, *Dianne K Perry, Ph.D.* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Asia
Yes he gets 150mls a day, he is pretty good for the most part unless
I screw it up. Yesterday I had to poke him 3 times before I got it
right, poor guy. He really puts up with a lot! :)
--
Belinda
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Yes he gets vit B injection once a week, today in fact.
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I swear it seems to follow me like FELV does some of yall.
My foster Clarissa was diagnosed with a heart murmur today.
She's about 6 and a Persian. I love Persians but they have s many
health problems:(
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that's not because they're persians, but because they're the most popular
cat breed in the US--ie, the most overbred, poorly bred, backyard bred,
etc. i'm currently owned and operated by seven of the darlings, and so
far today have been involved on some level with finding fosters or
My little Morgana that died last week was a Persian. I still don't know why
she died. She did come from a hoarder, though.
I'm hoping Clarissa's potential adopters will still want her.
One of my friends in rescue has 17 of them. 2 at a time is about all I can
handle, they need so much care.
ThanksI sure do know about how important it is to hear a shot of good
news. This is a big one but even the small ones are important.
Dianne and Asia
- Original Message -
From: Leslie Lawther
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 11:07 AM
so many kitties that come from hoarder situations bring baggage that's
almost impossible to overcome... hard to know if it's genetic, or just from
neglect, or a problem with the individual cat that nothing would have been
able to predict or prevent. which doesn't make it any easier to lose them.
Hehe! Well, this girl has chronic severe eye drainage that has to be
cleaned daily and sometimes eyelid infections, ear issues..tooth
issues...beautiful coat (that is fine as silk and has to be combed out
daily)...and now a heart murmur. She's also front paw declawed and has
severe fear of
aw, i feel so sad for the ones who are scared.. my FIV+ flamepoint
himmie is so timid that, for the first five months he was with me, the only
way i knew he was alive was to lift up the upholestered chair he lived under
to make sure he was still breathing... then he progressed to letting me
At 06:37 PM 1/23/2007, you wrote:
sevoflourane is the safest,,,second is Isoflouranefrom all my resources...
Hi everyone, I know it's been posted in the past, but my cat needs
dental work (too extensive to do while he's awake), and he's known
to have bad reactions to anesthesia and
At 06:37 PM 1/23/2007, you wrote:
Oh I forgot the process, That depends upon the surgery and the cat,
With ferals it is different. Make sure they monitor the oxygen
saturation level during the procedure, Dental procedures are much
better now with the inhalant anesthetics, the problem was if
One of my Persian rescues last year died from grade 5 heart murmur with
cardiomyopathy. Yes, very unhealthy breed, IMO.
Phaewryn
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I think I summed it up well on my sanctuary page (
http://ucat.us/NoKillSanctuaries.html ) when I said I believe in the
Asilomar Accords +1:
Here at Little Cheetah, we believe that any cat that is living a good
quality of life, or has an excellent prognosis of recovering to live a good
quality
Thanks Kelly!
Phaewryn
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Declawing Creates SUFFERING, Please don't declaw!
http://www.pawproject.com/kona.html
And make sure they give fluids before, during and after.
--
Belinda
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At 09:32 PM 1/23/2007, you wrote:
I think they should all have an IV running during the procedure, In
case the need emergency meds you need IV access to get it to them immediately!!
Kelly
And make sure they give fluids before, during and after.
--
Belinda
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