I have repeatedly tried to get the practice of Dr. E
A Boswell added to Ky and have failed. I have filled out the forms and I
don't know of anything else to do. I am not complaining, just trying to
provide a well respected source to those in Ky and adjoining areas.
Can you assist me?Tha
There are Bach essences and other aids for the person too. Check with your
homeopath/health food store etc for recommendations for you and your
grieving process. They help. Honest. They do not make the hurt go away.
Don't think that. They do make it easier to deal with. If there is no pain
o
A heart that is full of love can break in infinite number of times. A hard
heart might break once.
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From: "Nina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2005 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: Question about Euthanasia and my Grace
> Thanks Cherie,
> I just called
My vet has been able to do it with no problem at all. It takes a skilled
and loving, caring soul to do that. She may be upset that you are looking
at the situation as a death bed vigil instead of a time to remember,
together and in body, all the good times and love you have shared. She may
be pu
The AAA has a list of pet friendly hotels.
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 9:19 PM
Subject: Pet friendly hotels in Arkansas--Rita evacuation!
> Hi All!
>
> Well, it looks like a mandatory evacuation may be scheduled for our area
>
Before you decide to do anything, and if it is right for
you, find an animal communicator to talk to Sebastian. I decided against
serious/surgical testing for Kitty. Like you, I desperately want to know
what is wrong with her but chose to have her consulted. I knew what I
would want done
Try Feliway spray with your feral cat. It has worked
wonders with the ones I have taken in.
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From:
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 11:24
AM
Subject: Re: Assist feeding Grace -
Darla's
Have you tried Fast Track? Another thing to add to the food--but,
especially when she starts eating on her own--it adds various probiotics and
should help with the stomach problems. You might check into baby
simethicone too. When I try to add too much "stuff" to Kitty's food, she
flat refuses an
They are together and they are very grateful for your
love. In a few days, after some of the shock has dulled, ask them to
come to you in your dreams..then let them in. When you close your eyes
each night, be open to them visiting. When the time is right, they will
visit you. Don't b
PS Kitty is hyperthyroid and it doesn't help
anything. Her alternative vet has her on MacroForce (when I can get this
head strong calico to take it) to boost the immune system and Intrasound.
Kitty has tumors in her lungs--that doesn't help anything either. Try the
Willard Water and the o
Try adding Willard Water to his waterit will help
hydrate him, I use it with filtered water for my girls. The filtered
water will leave a scum or minerals in the bowl in a couple of days (they don't
like it changed daily and get about a gallon at a change--they won't change so I
adapt)
Take a tape recorder and plead bad memory, you are too
stressed etc to accurately remember the conversation etc. Ask her
if she would mind you taping the conversation. Bet she will say it is
ok. This may get her to think about what she is saying and make it
less confusiong. By pleading b
If they don't understand what happened it unbalances their
world even more. I have seen it several times. One animal leaves and
the others have to reorder their lives--rearrange the pecking order. I
guess my point is to make sure they do understand what happened so they can do
their reord
I am a big believer in the spray version of Feliway.
I don't particularly like the plug in version. That, coupled with catnip
(fresh or organic dried) might help. Have you tried sitting down with your
little ones and explaining exactly what happened to Simon. They may not
understand. It
--
From: "Kerry MacKenzie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2005 12:35 AM
Subject: Re: laser toy
> That's hilarious too! What a wonderful image--2 kits sitting on a stool in
> front of the TV waiting for mom to switch it on!
> - Original M
You might want to check that out. I believe the
blood work for diabetes has to be fasting. I don't know if his was.
Some of what you describe is indicative of diabetes.- Original
Message -
From:
John Stafford
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Friday, September 0
Has Smokey been checked for diabetes?
- Original Message -
From:
John Stafford
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 9:17
AM
Subject: Re: Smokey
Hi, thanks again for your reply. Sorry about my abbreviations, i'm
a Nurse. Yes
Get a copy and see if you can find someone who practices
alternative medicine. Mine has worked wonders for my 4 legged friends,
improving the quality if not always the quanity of life. Maybe someone can
give you suggestions on who to see in the UK.
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From:
You can. Honest. But you have to give yourself
time to recover. I didn't believe I could talk to Mai Mai but I
do.I understand why she had to leave and how much she loves me and she
knows how much I love her. When it came time for Kitty to come live
with me (she lived with my pa
Totally true. Kitty told some ACs that she played with the red dot to amuse
me and take my mind off various troubles.
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From: "TenHouseCats" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 6:09 PM
Subject: Re: laser toy
> don't ever forget that THEY get a
You can talk to him yourself when you are ready.
Just still your soul and focus on what a magnificent cat he is (not was--he has
just changed forms) and ask him to talk to you. I went thru this process
with a wonderful dog, Mai Mai. She left almost 4 years ago and we are
together a lot, e
One more thing, check with George in a few weeks after he
has had time to rest up. Bet he will tell you that you did everything just
right and that it was his time to leave.but that you gave him love and
security, not pain or fear, while he was with you. He may decide to come
back to y
other kitties. No more lasers and she was
> on meds for a while but is OK now. Just something to
> keep in mind!
>
> --- maimaipg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > My alternative vet recommends transfer factor and
> > MacroForce for boosting the immune system. The
>
If you allow him to and ask him to he will come to you in
your dreams and he will help you more than you can imagine. The feral ones
are the greatest. They know and appreciate kindness because they have had
to struggle through life. They are extremely strong spirits and are just
so differ
Some people have very large hearts---including those who
rescue.
- Original Message -
From:
Terri
Durham-Stone
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2005 10:13
AM
Subject: Re: CLS
Hi Tanya, Hubby is fine - thank goodness, it was
j
She left happy and knowing she was safe and loved.
You can't ask for more than that. Sometimes we try to extend lives and
make the critter/person miserable doing so. I truly believe we need to ask
ourselves what we would want if we were in our animal friend's paws.
Please understand tha
My alternative vet recommends transfer factor and MacroForce
for boosting the immune system. The active ingredient in Macro Force is
available in other brands. This just happens to be the easiest to get in
my area of the country. She also uses laser (as has me use a regular laser
pointer)
He may not know--tell him about the problems.
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From: "Elizabeth Paz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 12:22 AM
Subject: catatonya
>
>
> I'm hoping it will go well tomorrow also. If only I could get a little
food
> into him. I can't believe t
z" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 9:48 PM
Subject: Hi Maimaipg
> I have Rescue Remedy, I just bought it the other day, would this work? I
> was thinking of spraying his carry case with it tomorrow, but it has quite
a
> floral odour I wondered if it wo
Sorry to keep doing this piece meal but another idea is to find Just Born
(or a mother's milk substitute) which has worked for some of mine or whipped
cream which worked for one. The Just Born is full of everything he needs
and reminds him of the safety of his mother. I've had this problem sever
See if you can find some Feliway spray--not the plug in--and spray it around
where he is and on yourself. It will help calm him. You also might try
catnip (organic or a plant if you can find it). I have used both with
frightened, angry, upset cats successfully.
- Original Message -
From
Valium was prescribed by my vet for Ebony when he was in the process of
leaving this world. It helped a lot. High protein foods appealed to him
the most--salmon, eggs, chicken and turkey. In very small pieces of course
and small amounts at a time so as not to overwhelm him. Try Willard Water
to
Many vets opt out. They know the pain and expense to the families involved
and may not understand the joys involved in giving a little one a loving,
safe home.even if it is for a little while. If you have to argue the
point and if he is in no apparent pain perhaps changing vets, or at least
c
My alternative vet put Kitty on Intrasound for cancer. She said her uncle
had bladder cancer for several years, took Intrasound and had no pain until
the very end and then very little. I'm not convinced Kitty has cancer
although she does have tumors (there is a big difference). Intrasound can
b
Have you asked him what he wants? I had communicators confirm what Kitty
was telling me about chemo. If nothing else it gave her the opportunity to
express herself and vent. It truly empowered her and, I believe,
strengthened her. How many cats get to have input into their treatment? It
also g
My alternative vet put Kitty on Intrasound Powder and MacroForce to boost
her immune system. She has tumors in both lungs (unrelated to FeLV) that
the vets believe are cancer (I don't agree--I believe they are from
histoplasmosis because she was feral when she came to live with my parents
and spen
My vet suggested pinch bowls--small metal bowls chefs use for a small amount
of seasoning etc--try a kitchen store, Linens and Things etc. They are
small, slanted so the cat can lick them clean and easy to disinfect. They
are very inexpensive too. I think my 4 ran less than $4.00.
- Origina
Time is relative. Wonderful souls find a place in our
hearts in minutes. You literally had a lifetime with Brambles and he with
you. Keep trying to put into words that Brambles body won't be with you
any more but that his spirit always will be and that you miss his physical body
so very m
I know how you feel but I have much more positive
vets. Dixie Louise was a throwaway that I decided to keep. She
tested positive for FeLV. My vets advise that indicates exposure and that
she could test negative 3 + months from now. They give rough figures of
30+ % do; another 30+ % are c
You did exactly what you should have done and what Bramble
wanted. You showed great strength by staying with him and holding
him. He was never afraid and always loved. Now feel the love he is
sending you through your tears.
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From:
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T
I hope the new food works. What I had to do with
Kitty was eliminate every common food that might cause allergies, especially
grains and poultry then gradually add them back in foods with the fewest
preservatives possible. It was difficult because most cat foods contain
these, even the fis
Changing Kitty's diet stopped an extremely nasty
diarrhea. She had major food allergies (still not sure what to). She
is on EVO now. Apple Pectin ( a pinch or so) in her food helped some
before we figured out the food allergy thing. Specialists thought she
had cancer of the pancreas and
Please include the practice of Dr. E. A. Boswell, DVM,
CVA, Nova Veterinary Therapeutics, 2143 Buechel Bank Road, Delta Office
Center, Louisville, KY 40218 phone:
502.499.9663 to your list of vets treating FeLV with alternative
medicines. None are listed for Ky.
Thank you.
You face such difficult decisions..I'm glad your little ones have
someone who cares so much about them. They speak to your heart and let you
know what is good for them. And they are grateful that you care so much.
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From: "Terri Durham-Stone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
First, let me tell you how sorry I am for your lose. It is terrible to
have one leave like that. If and when you are up to it could you elaborate
on what caused the little one to leave? I ask because I had two females
leave last year. Both were feral, both stayed at the vet's for a couple of
d
As hard as it is you may want to tell him it is ok to leave
his body. He may be struggling to stay because he knows the pain you are
in. Explain, out loud, to him that you cry because you love him and don't
want to see him in this condition and that you will miss seeing his body and
holdin
t night telling her I thought Georgie was close
> to home, hiding and scared. That Nancy needs to calm her emotions when
> she looks for him and put out food and water nearby. I pray we're right
> and he'll turn up soon.
> Nina
>
> maimaipg wrote:
>
> >She nee
She needs to look very close to home, probably under a building, porch etc
or in an old car. And, if possible, to leave a door or window open so he
can come in. Perhaps she can leave some favorite foods where he can smell
them and feel safe enough to come out and eat. At least this is the very
s
I haven't had that problem with a cat but I have had 2
dogs who have had problems helped by an alternative vet who practices
acupuncture. I can't tell you that she extended their lives but I know the
quality was much better and I felt considerably better. Right now she is
working with Dixi
My vet gave it orally to a cat of mine and it worked
great. However, if the cat is already hungry it seems
unnecessary.
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From:
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 12:25
PM
Subject: Re: Bramble can'
Have you tried chilling Just Born or one of the mother's milk products on
the market---calories + protein + formulated for catsmaybe mixed with
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From: "Nina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 12:17 PM
Subject: Re: Bramble can't eat - ide
Have you tried chilling the food or heating it--chilling is what comes to
mind for people.
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 4:46 AM
Subject: Bramble can't eat - ideas please
> Any ideas please
>
> Bramble has Calici again after catching i
Might try Just Born or another version of "mother's
milk." All the cats I know love that and it is a great
supplement.
- Original Message -
From:
catatonya
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 4:38
AM
Subject: Re: Bandy's temp up agai
I don't remember if I mentioned this or not but Dixie Louise's alternative
vet likes to use Fast Track for cats instead of the acidophilus because it
is a more balanced probiotic.
Good luck.
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From: "Nina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "kerry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
Sent: Satu
Dixie Louise has an alternative vet as well as her regular vets. The
alternative vet put her on Transfer Factor Feline COmplete. She is also on
Intrasound.
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From: "Nina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, July 29, 2005 5:04 PM
Subject: Bandy update
> Hi guys, I
I pulled up carpet and painted the cement floor in my
basement after a friend killed his old cat for peeing all over his new house
(new wife, new house, dead cat). I've never had cats that peed all over
the place for the fun of it. They were always sick or extremely mad
(justifiably so mos
I've taken killing her off the table and am hoping she can fight it off. If
she tests positive she will be retested. Right now she is living in a room
in the garage where she seems to be comfortable. She has toys, hiding
places etc and can get to a window to look out.
- Original Message
Transfer Factor (feline), Intrasound Powder, Vet Viralys, Macro Force, Fast
Track (feline) are the supplements. She doesn't get them all the time. It
depends on what I can get into her. She is eating EVO, Fancy Feast, canned
salmon etc (again, depending on what works at the time). She is total
I had a cat tested for FeLV a few weeks ago and she came
back positive. We will retest soon. She is about a year old, maybe
pregnant, and a throw away. I have never had this happen before and I have
done spay release for several years with feral cats. I contacted vet
who does alternativ
I had a cat tested for FeLV a few weeks ago and she came
back positive. We will retest soon. She is about a year old, maybe
pregnant, and a throw away. I have never had this happen before and I have
done spay release for several years with feral cats. I contacted vet
who does alternative
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