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Quote from various consumers! sigh
I called the Pet Food Company and they said their foods are 100% safe
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 10:51 AM, Laurieskatz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
This is a story that I am hoping will give those of you who have a positive
Mom, with a litter of kittens, some hope!
I was told by so many rescues and cat related people and vets etc that
because Mom tested positive, the kitten would no doubt be also.
I was also told by the rescue I am working
Hi, I am no longer a member here because I have no cats- I amnot allowed to
keep any currently. I rescued a sweet, loving, playful orange tabby kitten.
He followed me 2 blocks from a dumpster where his feral family was living. I
need to find a home for him ASAP!. He has not been tested yet,
The abandoned Former Grey Tom Cat that I took in and called Grumpy Gus
or Gus for short, has passed on, this disease is horrible, the list of
issues he had are long. He sounded like two cats fighting when he meows.
He was loved, inside, well fed and had Vet care, unlike so many that do
not in
I am posting this to both places I have talking about Feline Leukemia.
I am now having nightmares, literally, worrying about Monday and if these
babies will be positive. ! Please, if anyone knows of some place that will
take Feline Positive kittens, let me know and I will put them in touch with
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On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 9:25 PM, Gloria Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I understand - think you may have a typo, I didn't give you any
estimates, so don't
:21 PM, Sally Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pamela
I pray for a neg test. I am in VA and with 10 cats. I cannot take on more.
They look great and even though yhey are young it is still possible they
have natural immunity. My Daisy did. She was probably a couple months old
when we got her. We
When Gus my SNAP tested once positive male, was not eating, just lying
around, but no major signs of illness. I feed him Gerber meat baby food
with KMR and lysine powder mixed in. He wolfed it down and got over what
appears to have been a viral URI of a mild nature. He is now back to his
old
Could someone remind me of the age when testing kittens for Felv is. I
have some 8 week old kittens, Miss'Tache, Gilbert, Perry, and Eeyore,
born to a feral queen, queen is untested. My rescue group wants to test
them real soon.
I also have former tom cat who has tested positive for Felv via a
Greetings Again,
I have not been very active here since the passing of my LeLV cat Elric
Whiteybone. Since then I have been active in cat rescue.
Recently I have lost another cat to this disease, he came to our back
porch, and rubbed between my wifes legs. He was more than friendly, but
he
http://jvi.asm.org/cgi/reprint/54/3/873.pdf
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrievedb=PubMedlist_uids=2820273dopt=Abstract
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrievedb=PubMedlist_uids=2820273dopt=Abstract
greatest gift.
Please light a candle for my precious baby. My heart is breaking.
Send Junior to the CLS list with his brother Tiny who left me
Christmas day a year ago.
I will share what I can about this horrible disease.
Love
Sally
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in any of these animal please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
in persians, who are predisposed to uri symptoms at any time, especially
in shelter or new situations (stress, no noses to speak of anyway),
zithromax has become the drug of choice: we don't even bother with the
others for cats we pull from shelters, we just go for the zithro.
the other thing
Well, Tigger is doing better. He is not vomitting anymore and he has been
eating good... but all he wants to eat is fancy feast wet cat food medleys. I
have been putting it on top of the dry innova cat food so that way he does eat
some of the good food. Need ideas on good cat wet food for
.
Does anyone know of an appetite stimnulant I can get in the meantime without a
vet visit???
thanks
Chelsea
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Any idea what and where I csn buy an appetite stimulant? here is the vet visit
broken down.
it costs $75 for the local clinic to test for feline leukemia, rabies, and
distemper booster, and leukemia vacine
$65 for my vet to have a 1st checkup
$100 for blood work
the cat has been exposed to
hello all, I am now fostering an elderly cat for a friend. the cat often
throws up. He is not leukemia positive, but my last kitty was. She had some
medicine that helped her with digestion and vomitting. I used the last of it
on Tigger (the foster) and it worksgreat. But I need more and
Yeah i know the cat is overdue for a vet visit. But I am currently unemployed
at the moment, I am young so I still live with my mother. We are keeping the
cat because my friend does not have a place to live, no job, and no money. I
am feeding the cat innova food. The vet appointment will
Hello, I have not been able to keep up with this list much because things have
been really chaotic in my life lately. Unfortunately, my sweet kitty Tsunade
got very sick about 7 weeks ago. Several vet trips found that she had a huge
amount of white bllood cells, so she was put on interfron
And the thought that perhaps we need to ask the cats in question what they
would prefer when death is a serious option.
The idea that any of you actually BELIEVE that anyone can psychically
communicate with an animal is, to me, ABSURD. I think the animal
communication business is a FRAUD taking
First off, I carbon copied this to the FELVOT list, so we can take this
discussion over there, please reply ON THAT GROUP, not on this list:
http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/felvot/
Well, for one, I have NEVER seen an ingrown claw on a cat. Given proper
scratching surfaces (natural wood, sisal
I'm on a never-ending revolving medicated shampoo experiment, if I find one
that truly helps for more than a day or two, I will post it to the group.
The best results so far are with one called Epi-Soothe, by Virbac, he seems
MUCH better for about 2-3 days when I shampoo him with it (letting it
Personally, I will euthanise Mythic if I think he's suffering so much that I
am considering something as drastic as declawing. His allergies ARE
manageable with Dexamethisone injections though, so I do have something I
can resort to when it gets really bad. I would take him to a feline
I found some WONDERFUL upholstery cleaner stuff, in the CAR section, no
less! Gets stains out of anything I've tried so far, it's amazing stuff.
It's by TurtleWax, and it's a big red and yellow aerosol can with a bristle
plastic cap on it. It's called Power Out! Professional strength upholstery
I'm so sorry to hear Charity isn't well. I hope she pulls through. Can you
call a taxi? I've resorted to it in the past when I was carless and had a
veterinary emergency.
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I'm so very sorry for your loss. I've had a few of my ferals just disappear,
and I think I would rather KNOW what happened than wonder as I do. At least
she was with you, and know someone cared. Perhaps an icechest with some ice
in it would work until Monday? What a horrible thing to have to
Beth, it's not my never declaw ideal that made me say that, it is my
genuine belief that declawing causes long term physical and psychological
suffering, and I do not think putting a suffering cat through more things to
make it suffer more is a correct course of action. Two wrongs don't make a
Oh, yes, that is good, FIV is not as bad as FELV, and even cats with FIV are
getting easier to place due to good education efforts by the FIV community.
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Then WHY on earth does our liver shake call for TOMATO JUICE?!!?!?!
Phaewryn
Think I would stick with the carrot juice or leave the veggies out all
together. Just my opinion.
Tomatoes can be toxic to cats:
http://cats.about.com/cs/catfood/a/humanfood.htm
Tomatoes, Green (raw
That's a fairly typical antibiotic/steroid eye ointment. Sounds logical to
me. I have an itchy boy here too, he digs bleeding sores all over his body.
It's not bad yet this year, we are hoping it wont flare up as more plants
begin to bloom in summer. I'm considering soft paws for his back paws, so
Your cats get STUCK to the carpet? Bizarre! I never trim claws here (I'm
morally opposed to the idea) unless there's a medical necessity, and I can
honestly say my cats have NEVER gotten stuck to the carpet. I have
occasionally seen one get stuck on the side of the sofa while scratching it,
but
The best thing about the Forti Flora is that it's in premeasured packets, is
a powder and is easy to mix into wet food, and it's HIGHLY palatable - the
cats LOVE it. I'm not convinced that it's any different as far as active
ingredients goes from any other probiotic. It may be more effective
Oh, and yes, any cat can have an electrolyte imbalance, but giving too many
fluids can cause it, definitely. The balance is very delicate. I never
really understood why cats and dogs don't get routine electrolyte
supplements like all other mammals do when ill or over-worked. Think
pedalyte for
But they could label it specifically for cats, add chicken flavor (or tuna,
or milk, etc), etc... it COULD be good money, if it was marketed.
Catty-o-lyte. Maybe Purr-a-lyte? I dunno, but it could be done. Easily.
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It looks like a Savannah to me, personally.
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page below. You'll have to scroll down to the bottom of the page, as it's
the last section, I think.
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My favorite one (from examining their website - I do not own one), is:
That's really nice Kelly!
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The tomato peel is not easily digested, and the seeds are not digested at
all. You could use fresh tomato if you blanch it, peel it, and then remove
all the seeds.
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That should work, just be sure to dilute it to normal juice dilution
(taste it to be sure). Tomato paste is super concentrated.
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I'm so glad she is eating it, yes, licking a spoon is slow going. Can you
put just a dab IN the spoon and get her to lap it out of the spoon (rather
than licking the stuff that's clinging to the back of it)? If she wont do
that, you might have better luck with a wood Popsicle stick, as more of the
They are adorable (what kittens aren't?)! Did you send the pictures in with
your letter to the editor? I would have.. maybe they would even make an
article out of it.
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were beyond repair.
I truly hope this can be resolved and the cat made better. Please keep us
posted.
Tracy
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Subject: Re: Anyone have experience with respiratory
WONDERFUL letter! I highly commend you for it! Definitely send it in!
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I know there have been other members here who lost cats in respiratory
distress. Personally, if it has been on-going, but not worsening, I would go
to the vet where the cat could be put in an oxygen cage for a while and
treated (possibly with steroids like Dexamethasone or Depomedrol, or both).
Please add our cat Scamper of 18 years to the CLS list. He lost his
fight with cancer and CRF, he died in my arms. He will go to the rainbow
bridge to reunite with his sibling Eli who passed last year of
complications form FIV. His memory will be kept alive, so in part he
will be be still
Tigger loves those bags to play in. I can hold one open, and he will walk in
and lay down, then I can pick him up in it (like he's a sack of groceries),
and swing him around in it (he's laying down in the bag upside down at this
point, like a hammock). He chirps and then flips over and digs his
Maybe you can order some raw coffee beans and home roast them on high heat
in the dryer, LOL!
One thing though... I wouldn't advise doing a load of whites or light colors
in the dryer immediately after a load of coffee beans.
Phaewryn
From watching crime dramas on tv, I've learned that coffee
I'm so sorry for your loss Shelia.
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I am so sorry, Kerry. He had a nice long life with you. I know you will miss
him.
I'm so glad to hear Inky is still doing well. I miss Bandy a lot, still, of
course. You have always had such a great bunch there, it's so hard to lose
them. My condolences go out to you.
Phaewryn
oh, what a terrible tragedy! Those poor poor babies!
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Did the vet feed him a kennel food or did you take his usual stuff with
him? It's possible the vet is feeding tainted food in the kennels, though I
would hope not. I would rule that out first though, ask them specifically
what brand, line, and flavor they used if he got the kennel food.
Phaewryn
Add lysine to their diet. You can also try interferon, but you'll need a vet
for that. Honestly, I would not separate the kittens like you have done.
What you are seeing now (test results) can change at any time, and it seems
like a lot of extra work, kinda pointlessly, to me. They will either
When I had a FELV+ cat, I mixed with unvaccinated negative cats, I had NO
transmission at all. That's MY personal experience. He must be MUCH happier
in the sunroom than in a rabbit cage! How are his paw pads? Rabbit wire is
TERRIBLE on cat's feet! I find that extremely inhumane! I'm so glad you
The cat with the ear tumor would be MUCH better off long-term by having the
ear removed than by being on pred long-term. There is a very involved, but
effective total ear abalation surgery that removes the entire ear canal,
including the inner and outer ear, and usually leaves a normal looking ear
Patti, I think in cases where people have indoor/outdoor pets, like dogs,
and live in a high flea zone, it's almost impossible to avoid repellant type
fleas medications. It's probably worth the risk in those cases.
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Sending peace to Charlie Brown...
I would want to know why he stopped being able to walk overnight, were it
me, personally. Could be entirely curable.
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A home-made renal diet would be far superior to any you could buy
commercially anyways, I believe Belinda can share a recipe or two with
you...
Belinda...?
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Low blood glucose can and does lead to permanent neurological issues. He may
not get better. BUT, don't write him off just yet, let his glucose stabilize
for a week, and see, before making any decisions. Even if he is
neurologically disabled, that's not a death sentence. Many cats learn to
cope
That sucks! No way could I ever live THAT far out in the middle of no where!
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I'm in Vermont, we don't have mosquitoes very much here, certainly not in
the house! No risk here.
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I've never heard of silver collagen, but the other treatments sound logical
and appropriate. Good for your vet for treating appropriately, and not
writing your cat off! can you let us know his name and location, we keep a
record of all FELV friendly vets so others can find them.
Phaewryn
That's awesome news! It probably was brought in with Jadon or Bruschi, or
maybe both had it. Did they come from the same place by chance?
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Betamox is a UK branded pennicillin:
http://www.norbrook.co.uk/products/ProductData.cfm/product_Key/407/CatKey/1/Section/Veterinary_Products/
Dexifort is a UK branded dexamethasone:
http://www.intervet.co.uk/products_public/dexafort/010_overview.asp
Valid treatments, sounds fine to me! Not sure
All pesticides are toxic poisons, something people tend to forget! That's
why I do my best to avoid using them, and I use a flea shampoo first, as it
rinses off. Like I said, if it has numerous warnings on it to wash your
hands after contact... do you REALLY want to POUR it over your cat's skin
Yay! Welcome back!
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Welcome back Melissa, sounds like an emotionally draining situation. I know
you will get through it though! Just remember, he's in a happy place now,
like you said. Congrats on the new job too!
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I will be sending peaceful thoughts of comfort and love to Koda this
weekend. Do you have a heated bed, or a heating pad she could lay on, that
might help make her more comfortable. Be sure to cover the heating pad in
several towels or a thick blanket and set it on low, the human designed pads
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that signs up THROUGH MY SIG LINK!
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Dog food and milk will LEAD TO BLINDNESS IN CATS. It does not contain
TAURINE, an amino acid which cats require. Taurine deficiency in cats leads
to BLINDNESS. So, basically, EVERY cat at that dairy farm will be blind
eventually. The kindest thing you could do is DONATE the dairy farm bags of
cat
Yep, it's normal behavior. I had one cat who ATE those bags, and I now have
several who think they are the BEST litterbox on earth. Cats are fascinated
by plastic bags, it seems.
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Oh yeah, the stuff that turns people BLUE. Love that stuff, the best snake
oil treatment in decades!
http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/PhonyAds/silverad.html
http://www.silvermedicine.org/argyria.html
If your cat is a Russian Blue, I suppose it's totally harmless, LOL!
Phaewryn
Oh yeah, I think I was thinking of overstock.com. My bad. Here's the list of
places that give through iGive, if anyone is totally lost on what we are
talking about:
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And more about what iGive is:
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That goodsearch link is cool. I'm a big time googler, I suppose it would be
at least partially painless to switch to that search.
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Hey, cool! Feline Emergency Assistance DOES have a amazon program too! Very
cool. I will have to save that in my favs for my next amazon order! Thanks
for the tip!
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect-home/felineveterin-20
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Glad you made it and everyone is OK. My cat named Kiki used to get terribly
car sick as well! let us know about the cat facilities when you get settled,
the phrasing peaked my curiosity, I admit!
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Certainly there is some way to know WHICH virus it is other than necropsies?
Some sort of DNA test maybe - that you could do on a live cat with a blood
sample?
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Revolution almost killed a member's cat here a few years back, it's totally
NOT recommended for underweight, weak, sick, or debilitated cats or kittens.
We were even successful at having the internationally distributed label
changed to reflect that fact, as only their US label said that warning
The vet I worked for use super glue exclusively instead of tissue glue. In
fact, we once ran out in the middle of puppy dew claw removal, and I had to
run to the store and buy a tube! It's also a great thing to have on hand in
any human emergency kit for the same reason. I use it all the time to
I'm a keeshond fan myself, closely related in the Spitz family.
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You need a different vet. He's done two tests, with conflicting results, and
no tests on the kittens, and let he's advocating euth? He's NUTS. Period.
NO, that's not the right thing to do, and NO that's not the usual course of
action. You have an INCOMPETENT VET!
Phaewryn
There are slight positives and strong positives. That is true, however, this
vet is crazy, even allowing that she is right about that! You took an
INJURED cat to her, and she did NOTHING to treat the INJURIES, but instead
let the cat sit in a cage suffering for 4 hours and then the ONLY thing she
I don't think the law requires the vet to give it. The pet is
required to have it regardless, which would make the responsibility
fall on me.
In that case, order the vaccine online, pull it up into a syringe, and
squirt it down the toilet, and call the cat vaccinated. No-one can say you
DIDN'T
That is EXACTLY the attitude you NEED to have! At least you gave them a
CHANCE! I agree with your vet.
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My thoughts about FELV and euth'ing them just because of the test results
are this:
Isn't every moment in life a moment for a discovery, a moment to find joy, a
moment to know what it is to be loved? Is it fair for us to take ANY of
those moments away from any living thing just because they MIGHT
That's the problem, the warning is buried in two pages of TINY text in the
package insert. Not even the vets bother to read it:
http://www.revolution4cats.com/docs/pdf/FullInfill.pdf
My favorite flea product is a shampoo by Zodiac called fleatrol. It's a
shampoo, and it kills fleas and ticks
My dad rehabbed orphaned baby coons illegally for about 6 years in
Tennessee, his vet would CALL him when one came in, and they would fake it's
death on paperwork, and smuggle it to my dad's farm.
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Reader's digest would love that story, I bet, especially after you get your
kitty back and there's a happy ending!
For future reference, and to everyone else on the list, please don't use
cat figure 8 style harnesses. They have a DESIGN FLAW and cannot possibly
be trusted to ever hold a squirming
I posted this to the OT group earlier today, but I guess not everyone has
joined it, so here it is here:
Terramycin eye antibiotic ointment for under $9:
http://www.petedge.com/shopping/product/detailmain.jsp?itemID=2336itemType=PRODUCTiMainCat=306iSubCat=317iSubSubCat=320iProductID=2336
A cat
http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?cls=2cat=1588articleid=598
Lists all the facts about how the various insecticides work
http://www.purepet.com/oflea.html
Is the natural flea shampoo I was thinking might be safe for smaller
kittens, but their website doesn't say.
This is my daughter Amber with one of my dad's rehabilitated coons:
http://ucat.us/AmberRaccoon.jpg
I carbon copied this to the FELVOT list, so we could take this OT discussion
over there. :-)
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Personally, they are cute, but I wouldn't trust them. If it's not buckled
around the neck so tight their head can't get through using an unbreakable
fabric and a sturdy metal buckle, I'm not going to trust it. I used to take
my cats out in both a harness and a secondary collar, and I ran a panic
Try calling:
http://www.petsalive.com/
http://www.animalhavenshelter.org/
http://www.springfarmcares.org/animalsanctuary.htm
Those are 3 no kill shelters in NY.
Here's the whole list if she's close to a bordering state:
http://ucat.us/NoKillSanctuaries.html
Phaewryn
Scary! WE handled it as well, as the humans who FED it to the animals that
died.
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The problem with making crunchy dry kibble homemade is that the things that
make food get crunchy in the oven (Grains, Flours, Meals) are not the best
food for cats. If I were to try it myself, I would make a cooked ground beef
based cat food (brown the ground beef, drain thoroughly, and press out
Hi Deb, welcome to the group. I sent you several private emails with your
cat's webpage, and Petfinder listing.
In case anyone hasn't seen these beautiful boys:
http://ucat.us/BCR/JadonBruschi.html
Phaewryn
http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources
/refer.cfm?causeid=21303
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- Original Message -
From: Taylor Scobie Humphrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 4:08 AM
Subject: What's the best cat bag? Or something?
Onto my current
Again, I'm sorry for the loss of another one of your kittens Kelley. I know it
must
be hard.
Phaewryn
I have lit a candle...For Kelly and all
your furbabies...those at the Bridge
and those with you. I know these
losses are so hard!!! Know that we're
here for you and that all your babies
are s lucky to have you!
Hugs, blessings, and GLOW!
Marissa, Mouse, Georgia, and Angel
Slinky ^..^
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