Hi, I'm new!
I have operated a small cat rescue group since 1992, in our home.
We have 2 FeLV+ cats - we keep them separate from the 5 FIV+ cats (all are
asymptomatic), because I don't like to expose them to more than they already
have to deal with.
We've had good experiences with allowing FIV+
Hi:
My vet looked into getting interferon omega from Europe for Spanky. It turns
out that it would be about $1000-$2000 and would take 6-8 weeks AND that
doesn't even mean it would be shipped so that we can be sure it remains stable
(it cannot be warm at all). Thus, we are going to go with
My 8 year old cat had Feline Leukemia at age 1 1/2. We found out about
Acemannan by doing research online. It worked beautifully and he was free of
Leukemia after one year, at which time we stopped the Acemannan. He was normal
until last Dec when his bone marrow went haywire and stopped
Stacy,
Our vet stored it in his refrigerator mixed a bottle for us as we
needed I kept it in our refrigerator. We used both interferon and
LTCI at the same time. We did not follow the standard protocol. So far
he is testing negative for FeLV now. Because we have tried many
different
It might cost $800 or $1000 to get an order of feline interferon omega from
Europe (the UK actually, I think) but it no longer takes 6 to 8 weeks, threy
have streamlined the process for Feline Interferon Omega. However, there is
at least one supplier that will send from the UK without FDA
Acemannan is now made by Veterinary Products Laboratories www.vpl.com and I
don't see any indication of it not being available. There was a price jump
end of last year, how much did you pay for it? The VPL site had the name of
a vet who was involved in the original trials as their technical
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