Hi,
What groups have you been in contact with? I live in
the Detroit Metro area and, while I don't know of any
groups that take in Felv+ cats, I do have a great vet
who is supportive regarding the treatment of my Felv+
cat is the medical director of my local shelter. I
can contact her office to
The Frontline Plus dosage is .5 ml for cats/kittens
over 8 weeks of age. I use a small glass vial to hold
the liquid and a syringe to apply the Frontline Plus.
The application works great with the syringe. My cats
don't fuss at all as they did when I used the
applicator provided by Merial.
I put mine in an amber colored vial which I bought on
ebay. It holds approximately 10 ml of fluid and has a
sealed lid. So far it's worked well for me.
Linda
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I've never had any luck saving it. I tried putting
it in baby food
jars, etc. It
Is this source online? If so, where? I'm buying mine
for $17.99 + tax!
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I've been told by a country vet that Neosporin is
safe to use in animal's
eyes as well. I don't, I buy terramycin (I found a
source for only $8 a
tube), but it's
I have a dry food addict who became ill a couple of
months ago with a severe liver infection and lost a
lot of weight. I tried to get Boo to eat everything,
but he had absolutely no interest in any food (except
meat baby food) until I tried the new Fancy Feast
elegant medleys. He just gobbles
From what I've read I believe that they only give the
drug IM once per month. They did not mention
following a protocol like the one for the IV
administration.
About a week after my first email they did sent this
information:
Hi Linda,
Here is some more input from one of our staff vets.
Hi Wendy all,
I wrote to Best Friends regarding the IM
administration of Immunoregulin and this is the reply
I received:
We give this drug to our Felv positive cats once a
month. It is administered IM at the rate of .25 cc
per cat.
If a cat is symptomatic in any way then we skip that
Wow - that's a great price! My vet hasn't even
suggested giving my cat the immunoregulin. We're
going to discuss it and the type of administration on
Saturday.
Linda
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At 11:03 AM 3/4/2007, you wrote:
When I use the I.R I just take him tot he vet and
Hi Wendy,
What dosage did they inject IM ? .5 ml ?
Linda
VERY surprised to find that they give intra-MUSCULAR
(not IV or subQ!) injections of ImmunoRegulin every
two weeks.
It's here! Your new message!
Hi guys,
How reliable is www.1drugstore-online.com? Does your
order arrive in a timely manner?
Linda
I've used the clamamox, zithromax and baytril, but
not the amoxi. (I keep fish mox on the shelf --
amoxicillin sold in the US without a perscription
for aquatic use -- so I have no incentive
Hi guys,
How reliable is www.1drugstore-online.com? Does your
order arrive in a timely manner?
Linda
I've used the clamamox, zithromax and baytril, but
not the amoxi. (I keep fish mox on the shelf --
amoxicillin sold in the US without a perscription
for aquatic use -- so I have no incentive
I did. And my replacement order arrived
yesterday. They were so responsive, apologetic, and
quick to rectify the situation.
Really, some of the best customer service I have
seen online.
Linda Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
How reliable is www.1drugstore
I want to thank everyone for their great ideas! I'm
going to talk to my vet about them and see what she
can do without putting Boo under completely. I don't
see why we can't do a lancing and stiches without
putting him under anesthesia. But I guess it depends
on what my vet is willing to do.
Hi -
I have a feline leukemia positive, partially paralyzed
cat (Boo) who suffers from pressure sores on his bum.
He's been on antibiotics on off for years due to his
paralysis induced pressure sores. Two weeks ago his
health declined when he developed a severe liver
infection and jaundice.
Boo's about 3 years old.
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I am not saying not to do the surgery, because it
might be fine, but if the
hematoma does not hurt him, cauliflower ear really
is not a big deal. My
father has one from a high school wrestling injury
over 50 years ago and it has
Thanks - I'll see if my vet will try something other
than an actual surgery. If she has to put him under I
can't take that chance. Fortunately he's not a show
cat so I guess the appearance of the ear doesn't
really matter. I just feel bad for him because he's
had such a rough life, with the
Hi - I've been quietly lurking and following this
topic because I've had my cats pee on my clothes in
the past and wanted to see what advice was given.
I want to share a recent discovery I've made that
makes my clothes smell great!
I've started using the new Tide Simple Pleasures
laundry soap
When I went to Michigan State I saw some beagles that
were kept for research and they were NOT treated well.
While they may not have technically been abused
they were subjected to cruel
experimentation/operations/blood work, et cetera and
were kept in small cages in windowless rooms. Even
the
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