I am so very sorry, Sherry. Gentlest of Bridge vibes to sweet Genevieve
and hugs to you.
Diane R.
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Hi Megan,
I will second the endorsement on Immuno regulin. Junior was treated for
hemobartonella in case he had it, but I think the immuno regulin got him
through the crisis. He was on the first protocol listed on the web page. It
is not expensive, although the vet or vet tech will have to give
Does immuno-regulin help with anemia? If the problem is her red blood cell
count, couldn't it be bad if her white blood cell count was increased?
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Don't know if it would help but my Tucson has had a couple of episodes of
very low white
I figured making a separate thread for this might be a good idea, because
right now this seems to be Olive's biggest threat. I will hopefully be talking
to someone at the university's vet school either today or tomorrow, but
getting everyone's suggestions here is really helpful.
I guess my
The first photo is wonderful. I am not sure how to view the others but you
have a great group of little friends. I understand how very much you miss
Genevieve but she is very near you.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's
Thanks so much Kerry, Nina, Phaewryn, Sally and Susan---sorry if I
missed anyone---for diagnosing Mickey's condition and generally making
me feel a whole lot better on Sunday (and helping me make the decision
NOT to go to emergency clinic, where, apart from anything else, they are
not particularly
A, that's Kerry, for the great update.
Hopefully Little Micky will not have a reoccurring problem.
Susan J. DuBose ^..^
www.PetGirlsPetsitting.com
www.Tx.SiameseRescue.org
www.shadowcats.net
As Cleopatra lay in state,
Megan,
My Bailey was my positive, he came to us at 5 months of age, he was
positive then, my other 4 at that time were all negative and
vaccinated. I had Bailey separate but found out my Joey was sneaking
under the door to play with him while I was at work, he was Bailey's age
and we
Best of luck Megan! I hope you have success. You are truly a compassionate
person. Your kitties are blessed to have you caring for them.
Melissa
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All I know is Junior has not been anemic since he had the immuno regulin.
The vet says the last time she checked him his PVC was good for a FeLV cat.
It was low end of normal I think around 30.
Sally
On 8/29/07, Megan Heikkinen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does immuno-regulin help with anemia? If
I decided not to do a bone marrow aspirate on Monkee to determine the type (non-regenerative, etc.) of anemia he had and if the anemia was being caused by the FelV virus becoming activated, or from cancer. My vet led me to believe that if we could determine the anemia was from cancer (only via a
This article advocates against combo testing shelter cats. Frankly
I'm not sure what to think. I can see advantages and disadvantages.
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Rescuties - Saving the world, one cat at a time.
I believe you just click on the view album.
Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The first photo is wonderful. I am
not sure how to view the others but you have a great group of little friends.
I understand how very much you miss Genevieve but she is very near you.
I'm so sorry to hear that, Megan. I haven't read all your other
replies, but will try to keep this short. This is what I would do.
First, these cats are siblings and have been together a while with
plenty of opportunity to share diseases, so why separate them now?
I'd keep the cats
I think the injections are the expensive feline interferon OMEGA, not
the cheaper human interferon ALPHA.
Gloria
On Aug 28, 2007, at 8:32 PM, Susan Dubose wrote:
Sorry, I have never heard of interferon injections, ONLY oral.
Have I missed something all these years...?
Susan J.
What we used to do when we worked w/interferon, is we would get the
interferon @ 100% dosage and inject it into a 500cc bag of sterile water.
The bag could be kept in the refrigerator then, and whatever dosage that you
needed could be drawn out w/ a syringe.
The sharp was then removed from the
CW went to the vet today and got a B12 shot and she and two of her negative
buddies were typed to confirm they are compatible for transfusion (I have
at least two good donor cats). Since CW is eating great (without any
appetite stimulants) and not in any respiratory distress and her overall
My sweet little Jingles boy - who I wrote about last week asking about
the ulcer/tumor on his eye had to be euthanized Saturday night. He was fine
Friday night and I'd planned to take him to the vet the first part of this
week. He was eating and cuddling up with me then. Sat.
Susan,
I'm so sorry to hear about Jingles. It's good that you were there for him. I
liked that you wrote about his past. I hope you can find comfort in your
good times with him. Prayers and thoughts your way.
Melissa
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I'm so sorry, Susan. Hugs to you and a gentle Bridge journey to
Jingles. Thanks for telling us about him.
Diane R.
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Thanks, Melinda. He was such a joy - and in his healthier days he came
to school (AR School for the Blind Library) with me - the kids loved him. I
was expecting to lose him fairly soon but this was a shock.
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Bless you for caring for this little soul.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
from the shelter of compassion
and pity, you will have men who
Thank you. He was a gift in my life!
Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Bless you for caring for this
little soul.
If you have men who will
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Thanks, Diane. I love knowing that he is healthy now and feels good.
Would sure rather, tho, that he could have been just as healthy and
good-feeling and in my bed at night.
Than
Rosenfeldt, Diane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm so sorry, Susan. Hugs
to you and a gentle
I'm so sorry! Jingles sounds like a sweet little angel.
Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 12:02:04 -0700From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Please add
Jingles to the CLSTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
My sweet little Jingles boy - who I wrote about last week asking about the
ulcer/tumor on his eye had to be
I'm so sorry Susan. And I'm so very sorry too that you and Jingles had
such a traumatic last time together. I'm just glad he was so loved, and
that he knew it. It's wonderful that he had two such loving homes--that
might easily have not been the case. It must be comforting that you had
the
susan I am so sorry to hear about your Jingles.How aweful for you to see him
like that.He was lucky to have you.Hugs to you.
Sherry
Susan Loesch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My sweet little Jingles boy - who I wrote about last week asking
about the ulcer/tumor on his eye had to be
I am so sorry, Susan.
This is just such a horrible disease.
Susan J. DuBose ^..^
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www.Tx.SiameseRescue.org
www.shadowcats.net
As Cleopatra lay in state,
Faithful Bast at her side did wait,
I am so very sorry Susan to hear about Jingles. You were both so lucky to have
found each other. I'm sorry your parting was so traumatic. Best to you and
all your other babies.
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Sent: Wednesday,
Sleep soft, dear Jingles...
Dear Susan,
I'm so sorry for your loss. But I am sure your sweet little boy is now
looking down on you with both eyes in perfect shape, sending you lots
of kitty love.
Kat (Mew Jersey)
On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, Susan Loesch wrote:
Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 12:02:04 -0700
Susan,
I am so very sorry you lost your sweet baby...It had
to be very hard going through this whole sad process.
You were doing all you could and probably there was no
way to make things better for him. We have so much yet
to learn.
I experienced, for the first time, something like this
about a
Susan,
I am so sorry to hear about Jingles. I hope his passing was an easy one. It
was kind of you to let him go.
I couldn't believe it when I read about what happened to his little eye. What
in the world do you think it was?
Again, I am so, so sorry. How wonderful that you took him
http://www.hsus.org/pets/pets_related_news_and_events/cat_caretakers_meet_in_middle.html
Susan J. DuBose ^..^
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www.tx.siameserescue.org
www.shadowcats.net
A kitten is more amusing than half the people one
is obligated
Hey Megan,
How are you doing tonight? And how is Olive? Did you find anything else out
today?
As far as what type of anemia it is, Belinda is right that it probably needs to
be typed. But, no matter what, get her on that doxy asap if you can. Hemobart
is treatable and it could very
Well poor Nova has now crossed the bridge.will this aweful disease ever cured?
Only in our dreams. :(
Jen sent out an e-mail to all the volunteers tonight about Genevieve and
Nova.I am getting many e-mails from all the wonderful volunteers that knew how
much I loved my VitterVits
Dear Tracy:
I was so sad to read your story of your wonderful Sylvester and his
peaceful passing up in your box spring. And also, how he showed the
doctor that he was just fine--I think he was thanking his vet, in a
way, for all the help he had been given there. And thanking you and
Poor dear Jingles. Sherpa and Autumn took great care to be with him
on Saturday for you. I'm so sorry that this awful thing happened.
Consciousness is Causal
and Physicality is its
Manifestation.
On Aug 29, 2007, at 2:02 PM, Susan Loesch wrote:
My sweet little Jingles boy - who I wrote
I guess I figured it was NRA, just because that seems most likely to me. If
she tested positive on the IFA, doesn't that mean the infection's spread to
her bone marrow, and therefore she can't produce new RBCs? The vet didn't tell
me which one it was, but I'll ask tomorrow, if he even knows.
Such sadness for you this week! Gentle Bridge vibes to Nova.
Diane R.
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Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 10:02 PM
To: Felvtalk
Subject: Nova Please add to the CLS
Well poor Nova has now crossed the
Hi everyone! I haven't been on in awhile but I use to post! My cat Crackers
is FELV POS Found out 1 yr ago. His 1 yr anniversary of being positive. In
the last year he has only had 1 eye infection 11 months ago.and has gained 3
1/2 lbs making him a whooping 22lbs now. He is happy healthy and
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