Where in Ohio?
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From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of
Marcia
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2012 4:00 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home
Hi guys
Are any of you in Ohio or know anyone in Ohio that
It has been one week since I took Orlando to the vets for the last time.
His tumor had gotten large enough to be causing him pain and he had stopped
eating. He was such a wonderful cat, my loving flame point Siamese boy.
The first time I met him in the rescues FeLV room he reached up and gave me
Best wishes to you also, James. Test e-mails received ok.
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[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of James G Wilson
Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2011 1:18 PM
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Tweezer lost his battle with this horrible disease this afternoon. He had
an aggressive lymphoma so there was no hope that he would get better or that
he could even be made more comfortable. He crashed at the beginning of this
week and was having spasms that were making it very difficult for him
Tweezer was to the vet yesterday. His RBC is 17 and he has a secondary
infection. He is also having spasms which is the worst because he is
frightened and it makes it harder for him to eat and drink. He is on
Prednesolone and Clavamox for now. What can I do to help him?
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, Feb 3, 2011 at 7:19 AM, Frank Sue Koren
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Tweezer was to the vet yesterday. His RBC is 17 and he has a secondary
infection. He is also having spasms which is the worst because he is
frightened and it makes it harder for him to eat and drink. He is on
Prednesolone
Tweezer was the name the rescue group that had him gave him. I liked the
name and it fit him so we kept it. I don't know if links from the cat forum
I am part of will work here, but I will try. This tells the story of how I
came to have him and of his first few weeks at home:
I am worried that my 4 year old FeLV+ kitty Tweezer may be anemic. I will
be taking him to the vet asap but am wondering if there is anything that can
reverse the anemia once is starts. I have lost two positive kitties already
to anemia and I sure don't want to see it happen to Tweezer. We
My 4 year old FeLV+ kitty, Tweezer has always had some digestive problems.
Nothing more then gas and a rumbly tummy though. This morning he had a
runny stool with blood in it and it seemed painful for him to go. Is this
still another thing that positive cats deal with? Tweezer was just at the
I am so sorry to hear that Murphy lost his battle with this horrible
disease. You made him come alive for everyone in this group with the
wonderful descriptions of him in your posts. He was a very special cat and
was so lucky to have you to care for him. You are an angel to have given
all of
I had 6 negative cats when Buzzy came to me. He tested positive in January
of 2008. At that time Casper was about 4 years old. I had all my positive
cats vaccinated and released Buzz into the general population in April of
2008. In July I took in another positive and in September still another
My cousin lives in Canfield and is a cat lover. I will forward your e-mail
to her and see if she knows anything about Angels for Animals.
Sue
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[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Chris
Sent: Friday, July
Hello everyone,
I have most of a 1ML SDV vial of 10,000 U/ML Epogen and some syringes if anyone
could use them. I would be happy to overnight them to the first person to send
me an address. This stuff is too expensive to go in the trash and I only used
two injections from it.
Sue
I am heartbroken to say that this afternoon my sweet Casper lost his battle.
He was one of the most sweet tempered cats I have ever known. He never ever
bit or clawed anyone in anger, not for any reason.
He used to come to bed and make bread in the middle of the night right into my
stomach
I'm so sorry about Bridget. We lost a cat that was being spayed once, the
vet said it was her heart.
I am SO sure it was not your fault. All of us that are responsible cat
owners have our cats spayed and neutered. There is no other good choice,
especially with a positive cat. We all know
I just gave Casper his first Epogen shot. He is supposed to get .15 ml daily
to start. Hopefully things will get better for him. Tomorrow I am supposed to
pick up the Imulan and give him that shot.
I am shocked at how expensive all this stuff is. The one vial of Epogen was
about $75.00
I'm so sorry to hear about Baby Girl. She must have waited for you to get
home from work to be with her in her last moments. It is so hard to lose
each and every one of them. Hugs to you and Celery.
Sue
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Hello everyone, is the list working? I have not been able to send or receive
today.
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Hello all;
Casper is my symptomatic cat that became positive because I mixed my positives
and negatives. I wondered if somehow I had missed his vaccinataion last year.
I asked the vet to double check and as I thought he was not even due for his
next vaccination until April. Anyway, he is now
I can't remember now what the time frame was. He was tested at his first vet
visit after I adopted him but I don't remember how long that was after I
brought him home. Normally I take a newly adopted cat right in to be
checked but it has been about four years...
Today I called my vet back and
Jane,
Your MeMe sounds like such a very special cat. She was beautiful and had
such astonishing golden eyes. It seems that MeMe was one of those few truly
extrordinary cats that we are privledged to know in our lifetimes. I am so
sorry you lost her too soon.
Sue
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My poor sweet Casper is FeLV+. So by making the decision to mix I have
condemned him. He is anemic and he is going on Doxycyclne and Prednosolone.
Has anyone ever heard of a cat that has anemia living longer then a few months?
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trauma/wounds, but has never seen anything like this. We look forward to
providing for her and giving her the best care she could have. Thanks for
letting me share.
Lisa
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From: Frank Sue Koren fs...@roadrunner.com
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is the underlying cause. They give Doxy in the hopes it is
Hemobart.
I hope for the best for you and Casper.
Beth
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From: Frank Sue Koren
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To: FeLV talk
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Subject: [Felvtalk] Casper is positive
Sent: Mar 4
Hello everyone, it's been a while since I posted to this list but I read
everything that's going on.
I now have two FeLV+ cats. I lost my first positive cat to anemia in November
of 2008. When he came into my home and tested positive I finally decided to
mix my positives and negatives.
Is 10th life the sanctuary that was supposedly researching snake venom about
two years ago?
Sue
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From: Debbie Bates dlh1...@hotmail.com
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, December 09, 2009 4:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] PA or OH FeLV+ Cat Sanctuaries
Hello everyone,
Has anybody else seen the article in this months Cat Fancy about Lymphocyte
T-Cell Immunomodulator? Although the article does not go into any detail or
get at all scientific, it seems that it might give this stuff some credibility.
Sue
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