further investigation I felt confident
that they were now trustworthy, I'd consider the idea of fostering
rather than adoption. Volunteering is a good suggestion too.
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
This is an email I got. I've been thinking about how to respond for a
while and still can't figure
of meds for the most part for over a year now. It is extra
trouble, but so very worth it.
Good for you for not picking up a cigarette during all of this. Are you
still smoke free?
Give Antonio a hug from me and let us know how he's doing,
Nina
elizabeth trent wrote:
Poor Antonio - I was up
Me too Lynette. How scary to find him like that! So, they were sure
enough to not take xrays? Please let us know how he's doing,
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Sending lots of healing vibes to Bandit, Lynette. Sounds like he's on
the road to recovery already. Wonderful that you can be home
hostage for political reasons
when caring for your babies.
I'm happy to hear that Bandit is doing better. How long has it been
since he's had a bowel movement? Now that he's eating better, he should
grace you with one soon. I must have missed it, how old is he?
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Me
:).
I would add the pumpkin consistently, (same amount, each feeding) and
see if things even out. Is she long haired? Has she had a problem with
hair balls before? There doesn't seem to be that much vomiting, I don't
know, it just doesn't seem like it's time to worry.
Nina
Lance wrote
and comfortable as possible. Keep your chin up and give that
little angel a head bump from me,
Nina
Sally wrote:
I wanted to know if anyone in the group has any experience with an eye
medication for glaucoma called dorzolamide, TRUSOPT. Did it help? Any
problems? It was called into the pharmacy
being. He obviously knew what he was doing when he chose you!
Nina
elizabeth trent wrote:
Thanks, Nina. Still smoke-free (and grumpy :0)
Antonio seems to be feeling better today - he says thanks for the
hug. We had another long night but he's definitely perkier today. I
know he
Oh man Elizabeth, talk about jinxing ourselves! I'm glad he got some
pain meds. Poor sugar, he and you are in my prayers that the worst is
behind you.
Nina
elizabeth trent wrote:
Well...right after saying he was better -- I am just back from zipping
his fat butt to the vet's as fast as I
?
Blessings and prayers that little Ki comes through surgery and recovery
smoothly. Please let us know as soon as you can, I'm right there with
you girl.
Nina
dede hicken wrote:
We just dropped Ki off to be neutered. He is getting
to be a big boy...8 mo now, I think. He will be tested
today too
I'm so disappointed to hear Ki's still testing pos. Well, it just means
you will be watching him closer and taking special precautions to insure
he stays as stress free and in as good health as possible. You guys are
in my thoughts, give him a head bump from me,
Nina
dede hicken wrote
this to the felv. There may be people interested in this info.
Nina
Kerry Roach wrote:
Hi Nina,
I forgot to mention last night about the free FIV dna testing at Univ
of CA/ Davis..I don't know if it was posted at the felv group or
not..I got it right before Bandy got sick at the FIV group..
I
up on her situation first. After she's wonderful with you, I'd
ask friendly humans to come around her and when she gets to feeling safe
around new people, then I'd start to consider adoption.
Patience my dear,
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
She's MUCH better as of last night. Ate a whole bowl
Thanks for the update. It's a relief to hear she's doing better.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to everyone who wrote to me. It has made me calmer. Lucy is
eating better and better, and gaining weight, and not feverish or
acting sick in any way other than seeming to feel some abdominal
She's purrdy, but she looks mad in the second picture. My Matilda the
Hun's pictures look the same way. I swear, she does get pleasant
expressions on her face, just not often enough to snap a picture of them!
N
Kelley Saveika wrote:
I took some pictures of her, if anyone wants to see:
with an iron claw), what you said about Tabbies. She's the reason
I had to find a cheaper source for the Feliway spay and I didn't want to
have to break it out again.
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
On 1/1/07, *Marylyn* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My apologies
I'm wondering if Shimmer brought the URI back from the vet. You can try
the children's nose drops called Little Noses. Do you have any
antibiotics in the house? Here's a quick paste of some of our
discussions on URIs:
*Treatment for URI
and immune booster*
What my vet told me is that the
My first impulse is to not suspect felv. It would be highly unusual for
them all, esp at the same time, to display the same symptom, (diarrhea)
as an indication of felv compromising their immune systems. It is much
more likely a product of immature gi's dealing with your smorgasborg
feeding
she's been doing well on that she
decided not to eat when she started having her tummy aches), earlier in
the day when she's feeling better?
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
She was down to every other day at 1.25 mg, in the morning. I started
giving it to her twice a day, same dose, starting last
the food to her. Feel better soon little Lucy,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
She still looks out of it, but I offered her the water bowl and she
seemed interested but then saw it was just water and looked at me. So
I offered her her raw food, and she started eating. While laying down.
I can't
off, certainly somebody's left over sparrow would give her
trouble.
N
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nina,
Has Gypsy ever had this thing of only feeling sick at a certain
time of day?
Michelle
tend to be sexy and attractive to begin with!
Nina
elizabeth trent wrote:
(this explains a lot LOL -- poasted in the Sydney Morning Herald...)
*Parasite makes men dumb, women sexy*
best to both of you. Please let us know how Caroline is doing,
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
Hi guys,
I took in an owner surrendered cat last night. Most of my rescue
friends love taking in owner surrendered cats because they generally
have at least some medical history. I got this cat
what needs to be done specifically, and what we can do to
help these dear people and their charges.
Nina
Gina WN wrote:
I'm cross-posting this:
Dear Best Friends Members,
For years, the Magills have lived close to a park in Los Gatos that
was a convenient dumping ground for unwanted cats.For
itchiness is much better now, (we tried a million and one
things and finally got it under control using antihistamines), but that
spot of fur has never grown back. Keep a close eye on it for any changes
and try not to worry.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, I noticed today that Tsunade
do. You can make yourself crazy with this kind of what if.
Holding you both in my heart,
Nina
Sherry DeHaan wrote:
Hi all,I know I haven't posted in a while,which for me would be a good
thing cause it is usually bad news.Well I just need to ask all of you
to send out prayers for beautiful
dear. You and yours are in my prayers,
Nina
Sally wrote:
With it being a long weekend I probably can't get back in to see the
vet until Tuesday. They did say they would refill his antibiotic. I am
hoping they are open today so I can do that. I still have the
gentmycin drops and am giving him
.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I do rescue work in the Chicago area. My group took in a queen from
another organization; she was about to give birth and in fact did so
hours after we received her.
Fast forward three months... three of the kittens were sterilized and
SNAP tested
It sounds like gas to me too. What's Mr. Kitten been eating?
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just recently Mr. Kitten has been acting sort of odd. There have
been several times he's been curled up sleeping or just lounging
around and then will let out this sort of low growl/meow noise
they are here for is to teach us
acceptance, that includes accepting the happiness their presence in our
lives brings and letting go of the fear of future sorrow.
Hugs to you sweetheart, of course you are strong enough,
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
Hi guys,
I don't have an FELV+ that I know of, but I
Oh Dianne what wonderful news! I'm so pleased to hear Asia is doing so
well. I seem to remember you saying that Asia is on CoQ10, what else do
you have her on? I'm not sure if Interferon is the best choice for her,
you'd need to speak to your vet about it. I'd ask your vet about
anything
, along with all the other benefits derived, is good for
immune system function.
Nina
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn wrote:
Interesting.
All the facts I could find were directed at humans with cancer though,
not felines, thus it's hard to say for sure if this all applies,
because we generally don't
wolf the pill down with whatever yummy food I put it in.
I've even put it along side some of those disgusting Whiskas treats and
they will eat the pill pocketed med right along with the treats.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Phaewryn, what about children's benadryl it's liquid and you can give
betting he eats soon enough on his own. Feel better soon Whitey!
Nina
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn wrote:
He seems much better today, he's sleeping comfortably in his cage now. I tried
to
hide his pill in his food this morning though, and he didn't eat it, so now I'm
not
sure what to do there. I think
Thanks for the links Belinda. They'll make great gifts and help a great
cause. What a cutie pie your KC is.
Nina
Belinda wrote:
Hi All,
Just a quick note to remind anyone who may have forgotten that
Joy's 2007 FeLV fundraising calendar is out. I ordered 4, one for
myself the rest
.
Please let us know how he's doing,
Nina
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn wrote:
Sorry to be off topic, but can everyone please send good vibes/glow/prayers for
Whitey? He was neutered on Wednesday morning, and when I brought him home, he
began
to vomit and have severe diarrhea. He went back to the vet
Poor little angel, he sounds so uncomfortable. Is there a homeopathic
for surgical pain?
Nina
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn wrote:
At least there was no blood in his vomit! None in his diarrhea either, but you
can
tell he is suffering, he lays there on his side really stiff, and holds his
back
Aww, Mommy knows what to do!
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn wrote:
He's sitting directly on the ice pack I put in there, so I think he appreciates
the
ice pack! Poor baby! I know when I had surgery an ice pack was the only thing
that
gave me any relief for the first two days. I imagine a neutering
water? If he were mine, I wouldn't be adding any other med
at this point. He's already being pumped so full of meds. But then I'm
always looking for alternatives to allopathic treatments. You guys are
in my prayers,
Nina
Kerry Roach wrote:
Hi guys,
Thanks for the info..I don't know what we
to hover above our list like earthly angels, ready to
step in with guidance and a kind word.
Much love to you and everyone on our beloved list this holiday season,
Nina
anne wrote:
Dear Gloria, Nina and Faye,
Thank you so much for your beautiful messages. Faye, thank you for
coming forward just
be in vain.
Much love to you in your grief, my tears and prayers are with you,
Nina
Renee and Phaewryn,
Thanks for keeping us posted about Emily. What a beautiful girl,
whoever took her picture captured her charm. It's easy to see why Renee
is so in love. Many blessings to the three of you,
Nina
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn wrote:
Just an update on Emily, my friend Renee's
Thanks for passing on the site Michelle, it's been duly bookmarked.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if Bandy's ringworm would stop plaguing him? On
top of everything else the poor guy has to be uncomfortable in his own skin.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is something from Robert MacDowell
Oh, there will be more! Mice and rats make lovely companions, (I had
them when I was a kid too). Unless you are thinking of re-homing these
babies, I'd make sure they have access to the outside!
Still picturing the little bowl of mousie condoms :),
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
picturing
into such a loving
human's protection. Once you start naming them and discovering their
individual personalities, you'll be calling those clever cat habitat
architects to construct yet another sanctuary. Is there such a thing as
a mouse hoarder?
Hugs to you and your hubby Kelly,
Nina
Kelly L wrote
praying they are able to figure out
what's going on and let her come home with you, (I wouldn't leave her
there unless they have round the clock care).
Please let us know as soon as you can. You're in my prayers and thoughts,
Nina
wendy wrote:
Hey guys,
Nilla Belle was brought home yesterday
she's doing,
Nina
wendy wrote:
Well, the vet said that it isn't uncommon for this to
happen. She said she is 90% sure a round of
Cephalexin should do the trick, so I went and picked
some up this morning (in the middle of our garage
sale). She said if it didn't, to bring her in Monday.
Other than
, he'll hear you,
Nina
anne wrote:
Hi everyone,
My Jimi Too Cool, 10 year old black domestic shorthair with feline
leukemia, is in his last stage of life, I am sure. He has been slowly
going downhill. He is just bones with fur and won't eat. His pain is
controlled with depo-medrol
maybe...
Much love to you, I'm with you in spirit,
Nina
Kerry Roach wrote:
Hi everyone,
My Bandy has been very sick this week..First, we are still fighting
the ringworm, but it is our least worry for now..He starting getting
limp in one rear leg as he did back in the summer..So I took him
a
resistance.
Nina
Susan Tillman wrote:
Hi Folks,
Do any of you know if it is possible to switch from interferon alpha to
Virbagen interferon omega if/when a cat becomes resistant to the interferon
alpha? My thinking on this is to start my FeLV+ kitty Shane on the alpha now
since it is readily
adding my testimony!
Nina
Mari Kolbe wrote:
Hideyo:
My prayers to you and your furchildren. I know how hard and stressful
caring for an ill furchild can be and when you have several with
chronic or serious conditions, it can stretch you to the breaking
point. Please lean on the group
From all I've researched, fish oil is better for cats. I use wild
salmon oil.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I gave flax seed oil to our dog Fern, who had a sarcoma, every day,
along with essiac tea, a bunch of different herbs, and an experimental
drug, and she lived 18 months when her
Check the omegas % listed on the cod liver oil. I can go and check the
salmon and flax oil omegas for you if you like to compare them. You
have to read labels even among the different products of flax seed oil
out there, they vary.
Nina
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn wrote:
I have cod liver oil
, he'll hear you,
Nina
anne wrote:
Hi everyone,
My Jimi Too Cool, 10 year old black domestic shorthair with feline
leukemia, is in his last stage of life, I am sure. He has been slowly
going downhill. He is just bones with fur and won't eat. His pain is
controlled with depo-medrol
of oleuropein (37.5mg) per capsule than other brands I looked at.
http://www.vetriscience.com/oli-vet.php
Big hugs,
Nina
Kerry Roach wrote:
Hi everyone,
Thanks so much for your prayers. We just got back from the vet
again..His temp was 105.5 Sat. So they called the vet and we gave him
2cc of dex
Hi Sally,
I'm so pleased to hear Junior is improving. 85% is pretty darn good :),
esp when it's a rising percentage! You are so right about good news
being not only relevant but vitally important around here. Thanks for
sharing it. How's Tiny doing?
I have a FIV boy, (you guys remember
Hooray! I'm so glad to hear your little scamp came through her surgery
so well. Problems getting them to rest and rehabilitate are always
welcome at my house! Give that sugar girl a head bump from her Auntie Nina.
Gina WN wrote:
Thank all of you for the well-wishes and prayers!
Pippin
be
thinking of you guys on Thursday. Let us know how she does. Hugs,
Nina
Gina WN wrote:
Hi Everyone,
My Pippin is getting spayed this Thursday and I would appreciate any
prayers, positive thoughts and/or meditations you would make on her
behalf. As I mentioned before, she is getting pre-op
in need, four leggers and two,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can it be No Kill if it kills cats simply for testing positive for
corona? That is not No Kill.
I think the largest actual No Kill shelter is probably Best Friends in
Utah, which has several thousand cats and dogs at a time
and that he isn't truly pos at all.
Please keep us informed about all your babies,
Nina
Barbara Oberst wrote:
Hi Wendy,
Thanks for your reply. I'm having other 8 cats vaccinated this week,
and 5 tested first (the vet recommended this) (Five are my own cats;
the 3 fosters, who are littermates
to that. I've also never heard that a
kitten's PCV is different than an adult's. There's just too much head
scratching associated with her vet's comments for me to feel comfortable.
Nina
Gussies mom wrote:
I have a 3-4 month old kitten named Stamp. I noticed his tongue was
pale even though he
Thanks Michelle.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the patch is fentonyl, which my animals have had bad reactions to.
Michelle
? I'd ask for a referral to an Internist. You might not be
getting responses because your vet doesn't have the answers you need and
they are too busy to research for you.
Nina
Sally wrote:
Junior's gingivitis cleared up with the immunoregulin treatments. I would
say within two weeks.
Update
Leah,
I'm so sorry for your loss. Bubba was such a big sweetheart. You're
right, it never gets easier to say goodbye. Big hugs to you in your grief,
Nina
Wolf, Leah R. wrote:
Please add my beloved Bubba to the CLS list. I adopted this big gray
tabby from a rescue group in May 2004, when
I got from my vet.
Blessings to you both, keep in touch and let us know what you decide to do.
Nina
Susan Tillman wrote:
Hi Folks,
I just joined this list after finding out that my cat, Shane, is FeLV
positive. Shane is approximately 3-4 years old. I adopted him about 2 1/2
years ago from our
meds instead so I could monitor the dose more carefully.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
This is a pain killer and sometimes used after the surgery or as
pre-anesthetic – has anyone had any side effects or bad experience
using this drug for your cats?
Hideyo,
Darn it, I'm sorry to hear Ayumi is anemic. I did a quick search on
stomatitis and anemia. I saw links saying that anemia can cause
stomatitis, but nothing about the other way around. I'll keep looking.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote
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Congratulations on the new addition! What's her name?
Nina
Chris wrote:
If you're
diet you
can afford and never take a wait and see approach when they are
showing any symptoms of illness.
The list is slow right now. I'm sure you'll be getting more feedback as
more people log on. Hang in there, I'm glad you found us!
Nina
Nita Cantrell wrote:
I call you that sight unseen
.
I'm just so excited to see you posting. Patti, please remember how very
appreciated you are, not only by the four leggers you help, but by us
two leggers as well. We earthlings need you to stick around!!
Here's a big hug!
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's me - the insomniac (had THAT problem
keep in touch,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*Hi everyone!*
*I have been soo busy the past few weeks and a few have emailed me! Im
just getting caught up! I have been at meetings and meetings but
finally got my son into a special needs school!:) My baby Crackers is
doing excellent! No sickness
to be responsible when so many humans are
not.
Many TNR programs forgo the testing process all together with
asymptomatic cats. There is an excellent article on the reasoning
behind this that I'll look for if you're interested.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pat,
I have read that the saliva test
I'm glad to hear you are feeling better Elizabeth. It sounds like you
were hit with a very nasty case of food poisoning to have lost 12 lbs in
3 days! To be out of town on top of it, you poor thing! What a lousy
diet plan you've come up with!
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Terrie
with the following site on pain control for dogs and cats:
http://www.2ndchance.info/pain.htm
Nina
Sally wrote:
I knew that I skipped a day on the aspirin.. also the vet said the
anti-inflammatory properties were good for his eye. He ate more
today...good sign I hope.
sally
I've dreamed about that too. With a great big drain in the middle of
the floor so I could just hose the joint down!
Nina
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn wrote:
If I ever build my own home (like yeah, never), I would put in stained
concrete floors. Stained concrete looks REALLY nice, almost marble
I'll do some research on it, but I've never heard that. In fact, I
heard the opposite, that it was safe for them to ingest. I can tell you
that it didn't hurt Gypsy.
Nina
Belinda wrote:
I don't think aloe vera is something safe for kitties to eat, seems
I've read it is poisonous for cats
Okay, while I was reading about aloes and aloe vera gel I did start to
remember something about the skin of the plant being toxic, (not the
gel from the inside). I found this post from a Holisticat archive.
I'm still confused after reading it, but I thought I'd pass it along
while I look for
im healthy and strong.
Hugs to you both,
Nina
Susan Loesch wrote:
Thanks. I am trying to be cautiously thrilled!
"Rosenfeldt, Diane" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm so happy for you and
Valley! Way to go, dude!
Diane R.
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mai
whatever you like. Do you have more babies at home?
Hugs to you and your husband,
Nina
Tim Lyons wrote:
I
know I only post to this group when I have a tragedy, but I read almost
all the posts online daily. I feel like you all are my support group
although I don't have any FeLV+ cats any
poor little hinney feels better soon,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Poor little big Antonio.
Took him back today for his checkup - he looks like he's been
hit in the butt by a missile. Those glands are just so inflamed and
his backside looks awful. So red and irritated...draining
Hi Lee,
First of all, thank you for helping this stray and caring enough, (and
knowing enough), to not take the first test as definitive. Your
comment about the outhouse cracked me up. I can relate, I'm out of
space myself. A while back we had a lively discussion about PCR
testing for felv.
prescribe
the combo), don't always have this sort of effect, but my Spencer got a
new lease on life for a month on them. It was truly miraculous how much
better he felt. It didn't save him, but we had another month together
to live and love. My heart is with you both,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi Kerry,
I'm sending prayers and healing energy for Inky, Bandy and you. You are
a remarkable woman to muster so much strength for so long. Inky and
Bandy, (and all your babies), chose well.
Much love,
Nina
Kerry Roach wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have been out of touch this last week as Inky
.
Nina
Gary Murphy wrote:
Many years ago I had a dobe that hid under the bed during storms and
who let somebody break-in and rob our house. The meter reader came
once when I was out in the yard with her and asked me to please put
her inside since his little computer tablet said BAD DOG for our
/healthissues/a/acne.htm
If you suspect that's what she has, I'd treat it as acne. If it doesn't
get better soon, take her in to the vet and make sure it isn't something
else.
Nina
cindy reasoner wrote:
I noticed last night that my older kitty Madison has a
some fur missing under her chin. When
are as great as the heartaches, (usually in the
same furry package). I have learned to never say never. Please keep us
informed.
Nina
Kat wrote:
Hi Beth,
Just some thoughts for you -
A ruptured disk can reheal - but it needs time
and alot of rest, and it can also be operated on.
A site with good info
u can smell Cat, then
you're too close!"
Nina
Susan Hoffman wrote:
A hook and eye latch type lock is cheap and effective. I
started doing this because one of my own little gremlins, Trixie, loved
to go into the closet and remove EVERYTHING from all the shelves.
tamara stickler [EMAIL
to be one of the selected few that
got this woman's attention. Tsk, tsk, such a shame.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The homeopath that Nina referred me to charged $40 once, and
emailed with me, I would guess, at least 15 or 20 times. At one point
I offered to send her more mon
a remedy that helped my Gypsy stay off the hard stuff.
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
have you paid her anything yet? if so, you might want to look into
internet fraud charges
uh, oh, i think she's talking about me--i may not be in that many
health-food stores these days, but still act (and think
. This little girl is going to be just
fine. Hugs to you and Pippin!
Nina
Gina WN wrote:
Pippin tested negative on her IFA test for FeLV
and FIV. We waited 22 weeks between the first test (ELISA) test and
the IFA. The vet says shefeels confident in the resultsforseveral
reasons: becausePippin
down in your car do you? Maybe
you're basting in someone's markings on the way to work?
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
My supervisor just called me in for a meeting and apparently people
have been complaining that I smell like cat urine.
I do have some sprayers. I wash my clothes with Oxyclean
itty? Many prayers and good wishes for you and
Scooter.
Nina
Peggy Ankney wrote:
Thanks everyone for your
responses. Scooters blood work from Monday
was good, says the vet (I asked for a copy of the results but I cant
interpret any of the numbers). I took him back
.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm taking my big boy to the vet this afternoon. Last night
when he got out of the litterbox - he flopped on his side and looked
up at me and cried. It really startled me. I checked him out well and
asked him what was wrong. He wouldjust look at me and makehis
Hi Michelle,
I'm relieved to hear Lucy is feeling and eating better. I did give
Gypsy Penicillin injections when her IBD was at it's worst. They didn't
seem to help her, but then nothing seemed to help her at the time.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I never heard of cats getting straight
sources. Find out the ratio that is appropriate from whoever is telling
you this is a good idea.
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking for a decent food with at least 10% fiber. I have checked
Felidae, Innova Evo, etc. Maybe such a thing can't exist because the
fiber comes mostly
the vet has to say.
Much love,
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Dharma had a couple of
seizures last night it could
be from epogen, or dex shot, or from FIP I was reading about the
treatment
and if underlying the cause of seizures is difficult to treat (which
can be the case with Dharma
other cats tested again. I probably won't unless I intend to take new
kittens into the house, or someone gets sick. When/if that happens,
we'll have more anequdotal evidence one way or the other.
Nina
dede hicken wrote:
Posted yesterday, and this question didn't get
answered. If Ki does
Ha! I didn't even catch that.
Belinda wrote:
Of course I meant wouldn't worry.
In my opinion if your other cats are healthy
and vaccinated I would worry, a healthy adult cat has almost 0
possibility of catching it and if they did their healthy immune system
would fight it off. This
better. May you soon be smiling through your tears at
the memories of your gift from Heaven, a sweet, magical little "brown
mutt" called Ginger. Comfort to you in your sorrow,
Nina
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At 5:20 yesterday I lost my sweet girl Ginger .She had been with
us fo
and sympathy,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wanted to let you all know Dukee passed away this
morning.
I'm trying so hard to type this to you it is hard
with the tears flowing.
I will go pick him up later and bury him next to Sam.
Thank you all for your support, thoughts
,
congratulations are in order for Lucy as well! One year is a
milestone. Good health and continued happiness to you and your sweet
babies,
Nina
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Hi all,
It's been awhile since I've been here but I wanted to share my good
news and perhaps give the group a little more data
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