Thank you, Beth. She stays inside almost all the time now, except when I'm
home and she is sunning on her porch.
She has continued to have these episodes throughout the night. She slept
with me last night and I just don't know what is going on. I'm going to
call the vet's as soon as they
Hey Elizabeth,
I hate that Mama Kitty had a seizure. You must have
been beside yourself! Is she taking a medicine
similar to Pet Tinic? I hope that her seizure was
only ideopathic, but it's still scary! Please let us
know how she does at the vet's today. I am so glad
she did not leave you
@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 8:54 AM
Subject: Re: Mama Kitty - seizure
Hey Elizabeth,
I hate that Mama Kitty had a seizure. You must have
been beside yourself! Is she taking a medicine
similar to Pet Tinic? I hope that her seizure was
only ideopathic, but it's still scary
likewise with
their fellow man.
St.
Francis
- Original Message -
From: wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 8:54 AM
Subject: Re: Mama Kitty - seizure
Hey Elizabeth
Thank you, Dede.
On 3/28/07, dede hicken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Elizabeth:
So very sorry for your loss. I know how bad it hurts.
Each one of them is special. May you feel conforted
knowing she is at peace. You both will always be
friends, and someday be together again.
Dede
--- elizabeth
Thank you so much, Michelle.
On 3/28/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So sorry to hear mama kitty has passed - my heart goes out to you and no
it's not crazy to hear her purrs - you always do what is best for them and
feel the bond with them and she is still with you. I haven't
I have a cat who is epileptic though not FeLV+ She is controlled with
phenobarbitol. I'm leaving my office right now but if you want to talk feel
free to email me off list. I know how scary it is to see a grand mal seizure
but it is still something you and the cat can cope with.
elizabeth
Susan,
Thank you for writing -- you've helped me take a deep breath. I'll send you
an email off-list.
elizabeth
On 3/27/07, Susan Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a cat who is epileptic though not FeLV+ She is controlled with
phenobarbitol. I'm leaving my office right now but if
oh, no.. was off-line during thunderstorms so missed this
lots and lots of GLOW for both of you.
On 3/27/07, elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Susan,
Thank you for writing -- you've helped me take a deep breath. I'll send
you an email off-list.
elizabeth
On 3/27/07, Susan
Hi Elizabeth,
So sorry to hear Mama Kitty had a seizure. I haven't had time to write
anyone much lately, but I have tried to keep up with reading the list and
have followed what you've been going through with her. It is weird, we had
lots of beautiful sunshine this afternoon and I was thinking
sounds like anemia. i'm way behind. i hope you have some answers by now.
t
elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm worried about Mama Kitty this morning.
She was diagnosed almost a year ago - and rebounded very well with Acemannan.
She's had a wonderful year, is at a healthy
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 10:08 PM
Subject: Re: Mama Kitty - back from the vet's just now
No, I don't think you made that word up. lol.
Necropsy means dead tissue. Or the dying of tissue.
Something like that. The only reason I know this is
because I
Elizabeth,
I wish I could reach out and give you and Mama Kitty hugs and kisses,
(hugs for you, kisses for Mama Kitty :-) ). I'm so glad she's feeling
better and that her temp is down! Now that she's getting her Acemannan
shots, I'm hoping she'll bounce back quickly. You two must have such
Dear Elizabeth,
So glad to hear Mama Kitty has got relief and is feeling well enough to
eat salmon!
It's just great that her fever has gone!
Keep us posted when you get time, and big hugs to you both, Kerry
Mama Kitty and I just got home from the vet's office. The Acemannan
came in (less than
Nina,
Thank you with all our hearts.
I have nothing but good things to report today. Mama Kitty *almost* seems
back to normal! Not quite -- but she's getting there. I am so afraid to
get excited knowing how this disease can be -- but today she has more
stamina and she is very alert.
wonderful, wonderful!
i love the comment about the litter box some of mine are now gonna use
that excuse for their poor performance... i'm sorry, i just don't accept
it
GLOW continues on.
On 3/22/07, elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nina,
Thank you with all our hearts.
I
Oh Honey, go ahead and get excited!! Such a wonderful progress report!
I agree with you completely about granting her as many wishes as you
can. Such a nice image; picturing her out on the porch in the fading
light grooming her kitty self. These are the images we hold in our
hearts, no
Thank you, Wendy. I don't know if the Acemannan is specifically for anemia
pe se but it seemed to help so much last time.
I am cautiously optimistic. She had several good bites of salmon last night
and this morning.
elizabeth
On 3/20/07, wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Elizabeth,
I am so
It's definitely worth a try. There's got to be a sneaky way to do it :0)
elizabeth
On 3/21/07, Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Elizabeth,
She still may not like the taste, it's the vitamin B that has the
overpowering taste. Maybe you can try adding some to tuna juice, I
think the
for anyone giving fluids regularly (for crf, etc) you can add the vitamin b
complex or whatever to the fluids--3ccs per bag. makes the fluids a rather
odd color, but the cats don't seem to mind...
i do injectible b-complex shots when necessary--it's so hard to get pills
and liquids into the
Thanks, MC.
I just talked to my vet's office -- the Acemannan is already here so we go
this afternoon for the first injection. I told them I was concerned because
I didn't see her drink water last night or this morning. They said that she
might not be thirsty for about 12 hours after the
, 2007 12:21 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Mama Kitty
Thanks, MC.
I just talked to my vet's office -- the Acemannan is already here so we
go this afternoon for the first injection. I told them I was concerned
because I didn't see her drink water last night or this morning
PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *elizabeth trent
*Sent:* Wednesday, March 21, 2007 12:21 PM
*To:* felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
*Subject:* Re: Mama Kitty
Thanks, MC.
I just talked to my vet's office -- the Acemannan is already here so we go
this afternoon for the first injection. I told them I
At 03:32 PM 3/21/2007, you wrote:
wonderful!
Mama Kitty and I just got home from the vet's office. The Acemannan
came in (less than 24 hours - that was very good).
I knew Mama was feeling a bit better this afternoon because she did
put up some protest about going to the vet's today.
always wonderful when they get hissy about going to the vet, isn't it?
sending lots of love and GLOW to both of you, but can't talk--just noticed a
HUGE thunderstorm coming in!
On 3/21/07, elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mama Kitty and I just got home from the vet's office.
Thank you! And stay safe!
elizabeth
On 3/21/07, TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
always wonderful when they get hissy about going to the vet, isn't it?
sending lots of love and GLOW to both of you, but can't talk--just noticed
a HUGE thunderstorm coming in!
On 3/21/07,
Thank goodness that Mama Kitty's fever is gone! So
happy that Mama Kitty is doing better!!! I know you
are too!
:)
Wendy
--- elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mama Kitty and I just got home from the vet's
office. The Acemannan came in
(less than 24 hours - that was very good).
I
I sure am! Thanks, Wendy.
Mama is inside now in her favorite chair. I let her sit on the porch until
past dark -- she just loves all the sights, sounds, and scents. She was an
outdoor kitty for so long...I'm assuming before she lived here and for the
longest after she took up residence here.
No, I don't think you made that word up. lol.
Necropsy means dead tissue. Or the dying of tissue.
Something like that. The only reason I know this is
because I had a breast cancer scare this past summer,
and the spot on the mammogram turned out to be
necropsied tissue, probably from an old
Sending positive thoughts for Mama Kitty, hope the
4:00 appointment goes well.
Hugs,
Beth
On 3/20/07, elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm worried about Mama Kitty this morning.
She was diagnosed almost a year ago - and rebounded very well with
Acemannan. She's had a wonderful
Thank you, Beth. I'm having a terrible time focusing on work today. I just
want to be with my girl :-( I'm hoping that whatever this is -- we've
caught it early.
elizabeth
On 3/20/07, Beth Noren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sending positive thoughts for Mama Kitty, hope the
4:00 appointment
Hi Elizabeth,
Sweet Mama Kitty will be in my prayers. I hope it's just a rough patch
that will be easily gotten over. If she's a little anemic, you might
look into Pet Tinic when you take MK to the vet today.
Lance
On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 09:18:19 -0500, elizabeth trent
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Thank you so much, Lance. Mama Kitty has a very strong aversion to Pet
Tinnic. I wish I could get her to take it but last time she got some - it
upset her so badly that she had a seizure. I promised her that she would
never have to take that again. I just wish there were an easy way to get
-0500
From: elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Mama Kitty
Thank you so much, Lance. Mama Kitty has a very strong aversion to Pet
Tinnic. I wish I could get her to take it but last time she got some
Sending healing vibes for your little Mama Kitty, Elizabeth. It does
sound like she could be anemic from what you say. It's great that you
have a vet apptment this afternoon. I hope it's just an infection and
she's bouncing around again soon. Please let us know how you get on when
you have time,
Thank you so much, Wendy. I remember when I first joined too -- you were
one of the first people I talked to and you helped me feel so much better
about everything. Thank you for being there.
elizabeth
On 3/20/07, wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Elizabeth,
Prayers going out for Mama Kitty.
Hi Elizabeth,
I know how scary it is when our babies show any change in behavior. Try
not to stress out too much before you know what's going on. (I know
easier said than done). You're hyper vigilant enough to have caught
this early and it's wonderful that you already have a vet appointment
Anytime...We have the best little network here. We
are very lucky to have one another, since this virus
is so hard to deal with sometimes. When I am able to
help someone here, it makes me feel so good. I'll
probably be typing posts here until I'm 90 years old.
lol!
If the Acemannan was very
Here's the webpage I was thinking about:
http://members.verizon.net/~vze2r6qt/supplies/vitaminb.htm
http://members.verizon.net/%7Evze2r6qt/supplies/vitaminb.htm
They are mostly talking about Vita B supplements, but if you scroll down
you'll see discussion on pet tinic and comparable brands.
Thank you for those comforting words, Nina. It isn't always easy to take a
step back, take a deep breath, and properly access the situation. Thank you
for looking for substitute items. I keep looking over my shoulder here to
see if the internet police at work are coming around.
elizabeth
On
Elizabeth,
I agree the iron and vitamin b taste pretty bad, maybe you can get
the b injection (Fred gets these and doesn't mind them at all), and
supplement the folic acid in her food. I have folic acid capsules and
they are very small, I open them and sprinkle the powder on
MC, I'm so grateful for my vet. Even if we do live in the middle of nowhere
in Alabama, I think it was very insightful for him to order the transdermal
antibiotics with prednisone. A little extra expense and trouble but I think
it was worth it. Mama Kitty wasn't exactly what I would have
Sounds like you caught this in time, so hopefully Mama Kitty will pull through
this rough spot. It's too bad our kitties don't show signs of being sick until
they are really sick.
It sounds like Mama Kitty is in good hands, i'm sending prayers your way.
Cassandra
- Original Message
Thank you so much, Cassandra. You are right -- it is SO hard to tell when
they are sick. I always feel guilty when someone gets sick since I work
full time and have eight babies. I try very hard to stay in tune with each
one but it is not easy.
Mama is a lot more comfortable since the fluids
Mama Kitty had a few good bites of Salmon a bit ago and she purred for the
first time today just now when I petted her. I'm hoping that's a good
sign.
elizabeth
On 3/20/07, elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you so much, Cassandra. You are right -- it is SO hard to tell when
Elizabeth,
I am so glad you took Mama Kitty in to the vet too!
Paying close attention to our furbabies can be the
difference between life and death sometimes. Bless
you for taking her in so quickly.
I am sorry to hear that she is anemic. But since she
bounced back last year so well, I don't
Elizabeth,
She still may not like the taste, it's the vitamin B that has the
overpowering taste. Maybe you can try adding some to tuna juice, I
think the dose is a 1/4 teaspoon twice a day. I just put some in Fred's
food when I make a batch. He gets fed through the feeding tube so no
Hey Elizabeth,
They say that wisdom comes with age, and ten years
ago, I would not have agreed with you. But having a
little more experience now, I totally agree with you
regarding confronting your neighbors. However, I did
confront my other neighbor about their dog who chased
Cricket up a
Hey Elizabeth,
I am so sorry that Mama Kitty was attacked by that
dog!I know exactly how you feel. Our Julie had
the same thing happen. The neighbor's dog (a big
boxer) got out of their fence and came into our garage
while Julie was sleeping, while my husband was
cleaning his car right
Thank you, Wendy. I'm spoiling her at every opportunity.
I've been debating whether to confront my neighbor about this issue.
I just hate having my first encounter with the neighbors being so negative
though. Now that I've calmed down and had some time to reflect - I know
that they really
I'm glad to hear MK is doing better, although I do feel bad for those
bunnies. Are you giving her the b12 shots at home? Is that the only
reason she had to go to the vet? There not hard to do, they're given
subq. Why don't you ask your vet to show you how? How many bunnies do
they usually have
I'm with you on the bunny thing. She has never hurt any wild
creatures before - and I keep 10 bird feeders (it's cat TV ya know). Even
with baby birds on my porch 3 feet from the front door she's never
beforehad the slightest inclination to do harm. Mama is the only one
who goes outside
What a beautiful girl, I hope she continues to do so well.:)
--
Belinda
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Mama Kitty looks great!! Thanks for sharing the good news!
yvonne
In a message dated 6/17/2006 2:46:27 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Still fairly new to the list here -- but reading faithfully and going
through it all with you guys.
In review - Mama Kitty
ADORABLE!!! :) I'm so happy to hear she's doing great!
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her mouth looks nice and pink now! Looks GOOD!
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