Re: [Felvtalk] Our Cats....

Rachel... Your little girl sounds like an adorable little hellionand likely still small enough that her nighttime " Zooms" are not going to end up with the house Wrecked Like Ardy I have had a number of times now that I swear I want to kill my 9mo old ( Magellin...  " Jelly")  He

Re: [Felvtalk] Twigs- Felv and asthma

Have you tried baby food (make sue it does not have onion or garlic in it), push come to shove, you could use an eye dropper or yringe to get it past the painful teeth. At least she would be getting food. Once I got some chicken livers at the grocery store, boiled them and then pureed them.

Re: [Felvtalk] Our cats

GOOD LUCK!!! Rachel Dagner wrote: > Last night Josie decided she felt at home enough to be a wild thing. Tearing > through our bedroom, up and down running across the bed when we were trying > to sleep. Then today at work she was super sleepy snoozing on the back of

[Felvtalk] Twigs and Asthma

Hi Ashley I'd be a lot more concerned about the Stomatitis than the Asthma ( unless it is compromising his ability to Sleep and Play)  My little 9mo old had a couple of "retching" fits a day that are consistent with Feline Asthma but he hasn't yet been Xrayed ( which is really the only

Re: [Felvtalk] Twigs- Felv and asthma

Thank you for the kind words and encouragement!! It really means a lot especially coming from people that get it. I will look into the things you mentioned. Congrats on your new kitty and so sorry for your loss of your other baby. I adopted Twigs shortly after the sudden tragic death of my

Re: [Felvtalk] Twigs- Felv and asthma

Hi Ashley, I can only comment on the stomatitis. Haven't dealt with asthma. I've had numerous leuk positives and have never had to deal with major mouth issues. I've had some with red gums that need a dose of antibiotics and or pred but they always respond well. I volunteer for a rescue,

Re: [Felvtalk] Our cats

Last night Josie decided she felt at home enough to be a wild thing. Tearing through our bedroom, up and down running across the bed when we were trying to sleep. Then today at work she was super sleepy snoozing on the back of my office chair (me sitting on the very edge). Every time I would

Re: [Felvtalk] Twigs- Felv and asthma

Hi Ashley, I am so sorry to hear your baby Twigs is having problems. We all know how devastating it is to have a sick baby. I don't know anything about stomatitis so I did some reading on it. Sounds like it can be a very painful and life threatening illness if it gets bad. From what you said

Re: [Felvtalk] Twigs- Felv and asthma

Not asthema, but hay fever. Annie (now 5) is positive, healthy as a horse, weighs 6 - 8 pounds. This year, she started haveing sneezing fits a couple times a day. Seems to come on when door has been opened. Healthy other than that. Vet said hay fever just like people. I also have problems

[Felvtalk] Our cats

Has anyone else had a day when you swore you were going to kill oe of them? The last couple of weeks, Annie my 6lb, positive baby has developed an urge to attack and kill all coons that come on our deck. She normally will not go outside because things, sonds frighten her, but lately she tries

[Felvtalk] Twigs- Felv and asthma

Hi there! I've been lurking for sometime, ever since my cat Twigs was diagnosed about a year ago. I figure it's time I post something and put myself out there and hopefully some of you may have experience or suggestions with some of things I'm facing. Twigs is 2 years old, got him from a

Re: [Felvtalk] Tucker

Thee are some of the same worries a mother has about her child. You should be concerned and take steps to control what you can, BUT do not let it control your life. Things happen and when they do, you deal with them, just do not panic. NO< you are not the only one but you can't let the worry

Re: [Felvtalk] Tucker

I am hoping Josie (Jo Jo) the new kitty gets to be the Guinness Records oldest cat someday. By then I too will be old enough to worry about out living the next one. Am I the only one who after losing a very special kitty tragically young and getting a new one, has little panic attacks that

Re: [Felvtalk] Tucker

When someone passed and the problem of what to do with cats came up, I starred searching. I have no relatives or friends I wold want to leave my babies to, not that they would be mistreated, but for the same reason you expressed. Intentions are good, but the reality of daily care and expense

Re: [Felvtalk] Tucker

Check out Rustic Hollow. Ardy Robertson wrote: > I am actually thinking that next time around I will adopt a more senior cat. > My age is getting to be more “senior” in nature, and I worry that if my pets > outlive me, what will happen to them? Both of my kids say

Re: [Felvtalk] feline leuk

I believe you should wait till they are 5 months old to test them - If the mother is positive then the kittens will have the antibodies from the mother to protect them hopefully …. and if tested too soon they will also test positive. Maybe as soon as it seems fair and they can eat on their

Re: [Felvtalk] feline leuk

I would say maybe test the kittens if they are positive mommy probably has it if negative it may be a bad test. Praying very hard it is a bad test. Sent from my iPhone > On Jun 13, 2016, at 10:06 PM, Kelley S wrote: > > Many times a "slight positive" is a test that isn't