Except, he has not eaten since the shot and he slept somewhere else than with me tonight ;-((Belinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Cherie,I'l let you know tomorrow, my vet works the emergency clinic on her days off anf they called her in early so she is coming tomorrow instead. From what you
Hi Cherie,
I know my cats don't feel good for a day or two after they get
vaccines. Some cats react this way, if it continues longer than that
then I would worry, but if it is only for a day or two that is normal.
Fred especially seem to not be himself, so I'm glad his bloodwork got
Belinda,
Thank you so much I really appreciate it, Thor's hind leg just seems to be sore to the touch, I am just overly cautious since it was my first time. Thanks though
Cherie
Belinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Cherie,I know my cats don't feel good for a day or two after they get
When vaccinating for FeLV, can I go behind the neck or does it have to be in the rear flank, or big the tail junction?
Cherie
Leg. FeLV and rabies vaccines are the ones most associated with VAS, so need to put them somewhere that can be amputated if god forbid that is needed.
Michelle
In a message dated 3/24/2005 12:42:06 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When vaccinating for FeLV, can I go behind
Are you doing it yourself? I think it is intramuscular but really am not sure at all. I think it is in the upper leg but again am not sure. A vet should know, and those who vaccinate at home on this list should know.
sorry,
Michelle
In a message dated 3/24/2005 12:46:46 PM Eastern Standard
We can't vaccinate for rabies here in Texas, but do do our own Upper
Respiratory and leuk vaccines. Our vet said we can do just under the
skin. We do them as low on the rear leg as we can where there is good
flesh contact (too far down there is no meat). To help us remember
what vaccine was
Rear Flank. for all shots
Thank you wish me luck ;-))[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you doing it yourself? I think it is intramuscular but really am not sure at all. I think it is in the upper leg but again am not sure. A vet should know, and those who vaccinate at home on this list should know.sorry,Michelle In a message
Thank you Wish me luck ;-))Karolyn Lount [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rear Flank. for all shots
My vet just came and did that yesterday, she did it in the left rear
leg.
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Cherie if you can wait a little bit my vet is coming back today to
get blood from Fred so she will be here around 3:30PM pacific time I can
ask her then. I think it was a bit lower on the leg but not sure if it
is intermuscular.
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Thank you, if you can still let me know, Ialready did it, but just I will need to do it again in three weeks.
CherieBelinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cherie if you can wait a little bit my vet is coming back today to get blood from Fred so she will be here around 3:30PM pacific time I can ask
Hi Cherie,
I'l let you know tomorrow, my vet works the emergency clinic on her
days off anf they called her in early so she is coming tomorrow
instead. From what you said though it sounds like it is fine the way
you did it.
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