Unfortunately your crowded little house probably made him feel more secure. He
will have been aware of the other cats and could even be crying to try and
communicate with the other cats and be distressed because they are not there.
He is obviously distressed and I feel like everyone else needs
I have to agree with the people who say that feeding them whatever you can is
better than them starving! Look around the world, there are millions of humans
starving, eating out of dumpsters right here in America, kids living on nothing
but off brand hot dogs and macaroni and cheese, do you
You know I agree with you and I wish all adopters would go to the sometimes
great lengths that some of us do for our furbabies. The problem is that
whether or not we think it has not been long enough, SHE feels it has been
long enough. I think if he weren't so affectionate and sweet during the
Dear Marissa
I'm so happy for you and Slinky that you have him at home now. Have a
wonderful day with Slinky. Enjoy every moment you have with him!
Sending zillions of prayes and healing vibes, hugs, Kerry PS: I wrote
you last night but my server wdn't release it from the outbox. You'll
prob get
Hello Marissa and Slinky. I just wanted you to know that, like everyone
else on the list, I'm praying for Slinky and you. It is no small thing
that your family and friends have rallied around you in your time of
need. Everything seems to have fallen into place to give Slinky the
best
Kelly,
You just posted about losing a fur kid on Sat. I take it it was
Whitey? I'm so sorry for your loss. When you are able, would you like
to tell us a little more of Whitey's story? You are such a good human
to open your heart and home to so many in need Kelly. Each and every
one is
He's suffering from separation anxiety. Even tho his person is there...when
she sleeps...she leaves him. Its not uncommon for animals who have suffered
a tramatic event (house burgler...fireabandonment) to go through
this..(sometimes just moving from one home to another can do it).
She is going to buy Feliway. I also found a local source of Rescue Remedy.
She is not willing to medicate him. I guess I can understand that (well,
not really, I have all kinds of cats on all kinds of meds) but it isn't a
physical problem, and I guess some people do not believe in medicating
She has not called me back. I have no idea what that means. Maybe he is
fine now. Maybe it was so bad she had to call in sick to work and she'll be
on my doorstep when I get home.
On 3/19/07, Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
She is going to buy Feliway. I also found a local source
I finally called her back again. She says he did better last night. She is
going to give him until the end of the week and see how he does.
On 3/19/07, Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
She has not called me back. I have no idea what that means. Maybe he is
fine now. Maybe it was
Melissa,
I just sent you an email offlist on IR -- let me know if it doesn't
reach you. hugs, Kerry
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Marissa
Johnson
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 12:08 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Latest Slinky
Hi all. I said this in my last update but thought changing the subject would
help.
Slink's fever still isn't quite down. I'm considerinng trying IR (if I can
afford it) and could order it without a scrip. I have a vet tech here this
week so we could even administer it here. ButI
I think she is likely to give him the time she needs as long as she can
sleep at least a little.
And I am grumpy as heck when I get no sleep. I stayed with some friends of
mine years and years and years ago who had a newborn. I think that is when
I decided I didn't want children. Oh my LORD
if she has to, for her own health and safety, she can always get earplugs
and shut him out of her room til he gets the message. not the best
option, perhaps, but sleep-deprivation isn't a good way to begin a
relationship, either.
On 3/19/07, Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
At 10:38 AM 3/19/2007, you wrote:
I used .753/4 cc IV per dose, The recommendation was
for1/2 to 1 cc so I setteled on the middle of that,..,,Make sure
the vet gives it IV not sub q or IM,,
I gave it twice a week but this was on a healthy FELV cat,
Ask those who have used it on
I got it. Thanks Kerry!
M
MacKenzie, Kerry N. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Melissa,
I just sent you an email offlist on IR -- let me know if it doesn't reach
you. hugs, Kerry
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Marissa
I would still want her to leave a light on somewhere near her bedroom.
Bathroom maybe, or even another bedroom.
Pam
TenHouseCats wrote:
if she has to, for her own health and safety, she can always get
earplugs and shut him out of her room til he gets the message. not
the best option,
I am looking to the group for experiences on dealing with
a cat whose scenario is as written below. I would very much
like to hear from anyone who may have experienced, or be
currently experiencing, this same thing. Advice and
guidance is sought. Here is the dilemma:
I have a kitty I rescued at
Hi Everyone
I called the vet today regarding the needle aspiration of the lymph nodes.
She is confident that it is not Lymphoma.
He has fatty tissue and nutrophils indicating inflammation from infection.
The Baytril will help with the infection. She gave him a months supply. I
reordered his
The vet gave me some liquid Vitamin C to give Tomi, but it's horrible tasting
stuff (I tried it). Very acidic/sour and chemical tasting. He absolutely
hates it, and even gags afterwards, though he hasn't actually vomited anything
up yet.
I tried buying Vitamin C powder to see if he would eat
VERY encouraging -- thanks for the update! Prayers still going up for you
and Junior.
elizabeth
On 3/19/07, Sally Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone
I called the vet today regarding the needle aspiration of the lymph nodes.
She is confident that it is not Lymphoma.
He has fatty
Hi Elizabeth,
Yes I am relieved, although he is fighting an infection. So we do need your
prayers. He seems to be feeling better after 4 days of baytril.
Thanks,
Sally and Junior
On 3/19/07, elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
VERY encouraging -- thanks for the update! Prayers still
These are the wet cuts in gravy kind. They should all be off the shelves by now
but check your cupboards. I can't believe those varied brands are made by the
same company. My cats don't eat any of these but check for yours.
Americas Choice, Preferred Pets
2. Authority
3. Best Choice
Hi Marissa,
I loved reading your post. I'm so glad that Slinky is
home again. Did you ask the doctor about Epogen and
when will they start it?
:)
Wendy
--- Marissa Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all!!! Just wanted to give you all the latest
update. I brought Slinky home this
Hi,
Just a quick point, it is probably safe to mix
VACCINATED negatives with your positive.
There is at least one list member who had 3
unvaccinated cats turn positive after unknowingly
mixing with an felv+...
Regards,
Beth
On 3/19/07, wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Donna,
A lot of us here
Marissa,
I can't remember what dose I gave Cricket of the IR,
but I did order it from Revival Animal Health and it
cost me about $50 with shipping. It came pretty fast,
but I might have paid extra to have it emergency
shipped. I think it's listed as EqStim; that's the
generic version. You
This is assuming that the unvaccinated cats were not
already born with it or carrying it; we seem to never
be able to say for sure that that wasn't the case.
This virus is SO frustrating sometimes!!!
:)
Wendy
--- Beth Noren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Just a quick point, it is probably safe
Thanks Wendy!!
I did ask the doctor about Epogen...she said if he was regenerating some, we
could look at Epogen to increase it. I moved our appointment to Wed. night so
I'm sure we'll talk about it then. I'll talk to her about the IR then too.
He actually seems a bit better today.
Hey. I've been trying to get Slinky to take his C and Lysine as well. I was
mixing the powders with a little water and some dried chicken powder (I used to
have somme Halo Dinner Party Chicken and Herbs food enhancer) and syringe
feeding it. That went down fairly well...he LOVES that chicken
Just wondering who out there has mixed and had negatives turned
positive?
Thanks...
Gloria
On Mar 19, 2007, at 9:34 PM, wendy wrote:
This is assuming that the unvaccinated cats were not
already born with it or carrying it; we seem to never
be able to say for sure that that wasn't the
Thanks Lori.
I cannot believe I am saying this, but this might be
the first time where it was okay to feed your cat
Friskies.
Although Friskies IS a commercial brand that is
neither high quality nor contains human grade meat,
I do not see any of their products on this list; which
is a plus in my
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