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Yippee! Good for Lucy! Give her a big hug from me!
Kerry
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Hi all,
Thank you
Yay!! That's a testament to love and prayers, too!! Glad she's doing so well. Keep us updated and give her a chin scratch from me!MJ[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi all, Thank you for you good wishes and prayers. I'm pleased to report that Lucy came through the surgery with flying colors! They
Yay Lucy!!
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Thank you for you good wishes and prayers. I'm
pleased to report that Lucy came through
That's good news! Thanks for the update.
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Hi all,
Thank you for you good wishes and
YAY!!!
I send a bunch of kittyheadbutts and hugs to Lucy!
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Great news![EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi all, Thank you for you good wishes and prayers. I'm pleased to report that Lucy came through the surgery with flying colors! They are monitoring her today for fever or any other signs but I can pick her up at 2. I'll bring her home and let Izzie take care
Ask your vet about giving her simethecon for gas. There are baby drop
versions of Gas X that can be used. I used them with Kitty Katt when
she permitted and it helped. Pepsid also helped with
discomfort.
If you have men who will exclude any of God's
creatures
from the shelter of
I've heard of people giving Bean-o to dogs, is that okay for cats too?
If it's okay, maybe you could add just the tiniest squirt to her baby
food. The vet on the IBD list was kind enough to send me the recipe
for adding calcium and B vita to baby food to make it more complete
when I was assist
Yeah, I had heard on a radio program on cat's health and nutrition that
taurine is so very important. The speaker even said that she thought
it was a great immune booster. If Lucy is eating the baby food with
the FF added in, that's great! Gypsy wouldn't touch the raw food with
that and I had
with their fellow
man.
St. Francis
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Thanks. My mom did research on the net and told me cats can get liquid
di-gel for gas
I will try the rice bran..I just never thought about it, but it will help hold the water in same as oat bran, I guess. Hope Lucy is feeling better now... Kerry and Bandy
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Michelle, That sounds much better...I sure hope it was the pine litter..It does sound like it could be and/or maybe she just had a little infection going on like Inky did when they put him on the metro med...I would still try adding a little oat bran to her turkey..I put around a tsp on
I am using rice bran now, which I hope helps. I have used slippery elm in
the past, but it seems to increase Lucy's diarrhea when she has it.
Thanks,
Michelle
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Michelle,
That sounds much
Kerry,
I've read that pure rice bran is a better alternative than oat bran for
cats. You can get it at the health food store. I can't remember the
'whys' of the debate, but at the time I decided it was worth changing to
rice bran.
Nina
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Michelle,
That sounds much
Thanks. I'm taking her in. But I get food and fluids into her at
home. I force fed her yesterday and this morning she ate 3/4 of a jar of
baby food on her own. I gave her sub-q fluids yesterday. We have an
appointment in 20 minutes though.
Michelle
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Prayers for Lucy and you too, Michelle. Let us know what the vet says.t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Thanks. I'm taking her in. But I get food and fluids into her at home. I force fed her yesterday and this morning she ate 3/4 of a jar of baby food on her own. I gave her sub-q fluids
She seems to be a bit better. The vet thought it's likely that the
oil upset her system, and possible she has mild pancreatitis. He said to go back
to the lower pred dose and continue making sure she eats and giving fluids as
necessary. She ate a little more today, and also came running
Michelle,
I would take her even if its for your own piece of mind. And yes many
prayers are with Lucy
Karen
My prayers are definitely with you and
Lucy are you planning to ask them to draw blood from her if you take
her? Does she have fever?
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Prayers and good thoughts for you and Lucy.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For the past two days, Lucy has had liquid diarrhea, and now she is not eating at all and is acting less energetic than normal-- not chasing her laser toy, which she normally runs all around chasing obsessively, only playing
Dont know yet. She ate a little more baby food just now, not much
though. But she played with her laser toy, which makes me feel a little better.
She actually looks perkier, and has passed no diarrhea or other stool since this
morning. Gray actually said that he did not pick up the olive
I'd take her in, if you already have an appointment, your vet can advise
extra meds that might help, even if it is just the oil making her ill. She
definitely needs to eat something, even if it does come right back out, one way
or another. Fluids are very important too, she could easily get
healing thoughts for Lucy and Michelle
Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take,
but by the moments that take our breath away.
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I know what ya mean...Sleepypants hasn't quite been himself since his
brother, Ewok, died! He's beginning to come around, but for several
weeks I seriously thought he was hiding out waiting for death to take
him! I distracted him by taking him outside on his harness to have a
look around...he
Jen, how is Sleepypants doing? Clinically and, also, did you get test
results? Do you know what's going on with him, and what did you decide to do
treatment-wise? I am so glad to hear he is feeling ok.
Michelle
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Jen, how is Sleepypants doing? Clinically and, also, did you get
test
results? Do you know what's going on with him, and what did you
decide to do
treatment-wise? I am so glad to hear he is feeling ok.
Michelle
Jen,
That is the best news! Sorry if I missed an email
somewhere-- I get so many emails that I often do. I am so glad to hear the
news though, knock on wood! I always assume the worst with them too. Patches
actually just started having some loose stool yesterday and today and I
Michelle,
I'm hoping to find a homeopathic that helps with Gypsy's "neediness",
(she'll only eat while I'm petting her). I'll pass on suggestions when
I get them. How old is Quincy? Has he had his shots? Is there any
chance you might change your mind and start mixing them? I don't know
what's
Wonderful news about SP!
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I know what ya mean...Sleepypants hasn't quite been himself since his
brother, Ewok, died! He's beginning to come around, but for several
weeks I seriously thought he was hiding out waiting for death to take
him! I distracted him by
ill talk with you and you will know
each other. If you do not talk to them you will not know them, and what
you do not know you will fear. What one fears one destroys." --Chief Dan
George
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: Friday, March 10, 2006 11:10 am
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I had written to you after the report to see if SP was still having
periodic trouble breathing. I don't remember if hearing from you.
Does
this mean you haven't seen him breathing hard again?
Nina
Lucy has Patches. She just thinks Patches is boring and also does not like
her. But she also acted like she thought Ginger was boring. She never really
played with Ginger, and seemed to dislike all the cats so much that the house
call vet who came here when I first moved in said she thought
Actually, the reason that I have Quincy is that he hates other cats and
when my friend Faith rescued him from a shelter where he was going to be
euthanized because he was biting, she brought him home and he went hysterical
when he saw her other cats and bit a hole clear through one of her
Quincy is sweet with us, but touchy. When he does not want to be pet
anymore, or just when he is moody, he nips us. I think it was that, and not the
biting of other cats, that made the shelter label him as unadoptable. He
does not seem like a bully at all. I actually call him my dandy,
The rest of mine have been so quiet this past week. There were several evenings we just couldn't take the quiet and left the house to escape it. I don't know what to think about it. I honestly don't know if this was normal before Paassht left us. She took up so much of our attention - throughout
inal Message -From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Friday, March 10, 2006 8:50 amSubject: Re: Lucy is boredTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Jen, how is Sleepypants doing? Clinically and, also, did you get test
results? Do you know what's going on with him, and what did you decide to do treatment
I seem to have missed a thread about you taking Starman in with your
others. So glad that is working out!
Michelle
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Starman
does that nip at you when he's excited, or had enough thing too. I
Nina,
Do you know which company sells B12 injections and syringes
without a prescription? I couldn't find one when I just tried searching. Lucy is
doing well, but is still on 2.5 mg of pred/day. I was told to keep her on that
for at least 10 days, which is Sunday, and then go to 5 mg every
Thanks, Karen! I have bought from revival, actually, and thought I
went to their website, but I thought it was www.revivalanimalhealth.com, which
is in fact a website but brought up something other than the company and I was
confused. Thanks!
Michelle
In a message dated 2/10/2006 10:04:18
The company that makes it calls it a "high fiber recovery diet formulated to meet the nutritional need of a convalesing cat." We use as a nutritional supplement for sick cats - or kittens with lots of diarrhea -- and have maintained really sick cats for a period of time on a combination of
Hi Michelle,
When my was anemic and wouldn't eat I tried raw she really
didnt like it most of my cats do not some do. My homepathic vet
told me that I should not feed raw to a fiv/felv cat. That it's
better to blanch it and feed semi raw. Now I know some vets say
yes and some say no.
Michelle,
As Tonya said, I think the amount of food you describe, while not hardy,
is enough that I wouldn't be too terribly concerned. She is eating and
that's good. The behavior you describe, going through different flavors
until you hit just the right one, was so reminiscent of what I've
Michelle,
The vet shouldn't have to see Lucy for you to get B12 to inject subq at
home. You can order it without a prescription and it's something that
vets feel okay about selling to you, (if you can convince them to forgo
the office visit). If they won't, I'd order it online. I'm trying
Just FYI - and because it was so much cheaper than vets in my area - wanted to pass on that I located the salmon flavor Feline Rebound on sale for $2.95 (regularly 3.95) at www.agri-med.com. I haven't been able to locate the salmon flavor anywhere in town - and one of our out of town fosters has a
Susan,
What is Rebound used for?
Thanks,
Wendy
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vets in my area - wanted to pass on that I located
the salmon flavor Feline Rebound on sale for $2.95
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Several books show turkey is a major allergen for cats. Kitty, my
live in former feral, had diarrhea so bad the vets thought she had major
pancreas problems. I put her on an elimination diet where we gave her only
a couple of foods then added to it. The turkey had to have been the cause
but
Lucy actually does really well with turkey, which is why I picked turkey
for her raw diet. She does not do as well with other meats. She is
not doing badly from the turkey diet either, just decided she is through with it
and won't touch it now.
I am glad your cat does so well on EVO. It
: Monday, January 23, 2006 8:03
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Subject: Re: Lucy-- refusing raw food
now
Lucy actually does really well with turkey, which is why I picked turkey
for her raw diet. She does not do as well with other meats. She is
not doing badly from the turkey diet either, just decided she
Can she eat cooked turkey? Try the turkey and cooked rice (a subset
of Dr. Pitcairn's diet for diarrhea).
Gloria
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Lucy actually does really well with turkey, which is why I picked
turkey for her raw diet. She does not do as well with
I say, watch her closely, but continue to
give her what she likes to eat for now and see what happens. Michelle, I
really think that Lucy will go back to eat raw turkey food again in a while
Most of the cats I have always have stopped eating their favorite food,
whatever they were, if I
Hi Michelle,
As with Lucy, the only thing that helped Gypsy regain formed stools was
a raw diet. When Lucy was having elimination problems, I was going to
suggest switching from TC Instincts to adding your own sups, that way
you have more control monitoring whatever may be causing the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Lucy had loose stool for over 2 months, which was helped by pred but only went away completely on a raw diet. She then got constipated this week, about 3 or 4 weeks into the raw diet. I gave her olive oil, which helped. But now she is refusing to eat her turkey diet,
Michelle,If I were you I would offer what she'll take, but try mixing in little bits of what you want her to eat that she's not eating. I don't think there's been enough time for it to make her sick yet if it's going to. For that reason I'd keep giving her small amounts at a time. I wouldn't
It depends on how much she ate. If she's had enough to eat there would have been time for her to get sick. If you're feeding her sparingly it might take a little longer. An overful stomach can lead to diarrhea and/or vomiting just by itself.. That's why I would err on the side of caution
Thanks for the long post, Nina. Lucy now will not eat the EVO or the
canned food. She ate some baby food, probably half a jar. Just to see if it is
pickiness or nausea, I offered her two pieces of a dry food she used to eat, and
she did eat them right away. I am afraid to give her more of
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Thanks for the long post, Nina. Lucy now will not eat the EVO or the
canned food. She ate some baby food, probably half a jar. Just to see
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Thanks for the long post, Nina. Lucy now will not eat the EVO or
the canned food. She ate some baby food
Michelle, have you also
tried V-B complex injection, which has helped increased appetite for some of my
babies.
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I don't know Michelle. Most of my cats are on the rather 'plump' side, and they don't eat that much. Are you sure she normally eats lots more than this, or are you just maybe paying more attention to what she's eating since she's been sick? A jar of baby food, a spoon of wet food, and even two
I actually did try sauteeing it in some water and giving her the broth. She
has liked that the past few weeks but would not touch it today. But I
think there may be something wrong with this batch of turkey as it was less red
than the last batches.
I had not thought to add salt. That is a
No. I have thought of it, but would have to take her to vet to get
it. I am in-between vets with her right now-- the one I was using
basically did not want to treat her anymore until I get her an endoscapy (scope
of her intestines) which I did not want to do at this point. I switched
Ah, I wish I could drink taquila, but I have gastritis (raw stomach lining)
and so can not drink any alcohol. Would be nice though! (though i
think taquila tastes horrible, actually!)
Lucy never eats as much as the other cats. But when she was eating
the raw food she ate about 4 bowls full
who
will deal likewise with their fellow
man.
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I actually did try sauteeing
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Ah, I wish I could drink taquila, but I have gastritis (raw stomach
lining) and so can not drink any alcohol
That's good to know! Thanks!
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EVO is a
lot more concentrated and filling (according to Kitty) than a lot of other
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Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 6:36 PM Subject: Re: Lucy-- refusing raw food now Ah, I wish I could drink taquila, but I have gastritis (raw stomach lining) and so can not drink any
You should see the way that Ginger scratches and paws next to any food she
does not feel like eating, as if to say it is so repulsive she can not bear
seeing it and would I PLEASE dispose of it and give her something edible.
Ginger stayed at my mom's for a month when we were moving (I had
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You should see the way that Ginger scratches and paws next to any food
she does not feel like eating, as if to say it is so repulsive she
Yes, I have some that do it for something 'good' they want to hide, and sometimes for something 'bad' like a hairball or peeing on the rug... You just never know! My latest cat, Mama Kitty, the one who had lived with the ferals, had 2 or 3 litters, and had her stomach 'skinned'
I know, I have thought of that. But if I give her something that she
actually wants to eat, she eats it and does not cover it. If I cater to
her and keep opening things until I hit what she wants, she covers everything up
until I hit the right thing and then digs into that one. The fact
I'm feeding her the Feline Futures Instincts TC supplement mix with ground
turkey from the health food store and ground turkey organs from Oma's. I
have to partially cook half of it now, and then mix in the raw, because since I
fed her cooked turkey after her fast she does not want totally
I do like slippery elm for these sort of things. Possibly homeopathic Nux
Vomica also. I was also wondering if it was an issue with the intestinal
bacteria, when the diet changed to raw food. I assume they just take time
to adjust.
Gloria
At 12:26 PM 1/21/2006, you wrote:
I'm feeding
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Praying for Lucy, Michelle. She's a little
trooper and I'm glad she at least doesn't seem to be suffering.
Throwing upis the trouble in my house
at the moment. Everyone except Pookie (who has CRF) seems to be doing it and not
a day goes by without it happening. I haven't been
Nina, you must think I am such a basket case. While I do get very
worried, I am not sure I keep my cool any less than most of us on this list. I
just love my babies and have been through a lot in the last few years, so I get
nervous at signs of illness.
Michelle
In a message dated
Lucy has not been diagnosed with ibd, but it is what I suspect (and hope,
alternative being lymphoma, but the soft stool issue started almost 3 months
ago, which isa long time ago for lymphoma).
Anyway, she held down a little cooked turkey for an hour this morning so I
gave her more, that
Thanks, Nina. I just got this email this morning. I did fast her
overnight, and she was HUNGRY this morning. I fed her three small meals of
cooked turkey in its broth, an hour apart, and so far so good, knock on wood (I
went downstairs to check for vomit again in the middle of that
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Lucy has not been diagnosed with ibd, but
it is what I suspect (and hope, alternative being lymphoma, but the soft stool
issue started almost 3 months ago, which isa long time
Michelle,
Prayers and hugs for both Lucy and you...
:)
Wendy
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from vomiting may be you
can give her fluid to compensate the fluid she lost??
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Lucy has
She lost 1 lb, not 2. She does not feel dehydrated, and I am giving
her a lot of broth now with her little turkey meals.
Thanks,
Michelle
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She lost 1 lb, not 2. She does not
feel dehydrated, and I am giving her a lot of broth now with her little turkey
meals.
Thanks,
Michelle
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, January 17, 2006
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Subject: Re: Lucy
Hideyo and Michelle,
I think the fluid idea is a good thought for Lucy, but I'm also thinking she's
had enough stress the past couple of days. Unless she seems dehydrated,
or she doesn't have a problem with receiving
I do that too. My sheep's acupuncture vet told me yesterday that
sometimes the hardest thing to do is nothing, but sometimes it is the right
thing and that I have problems doing that.
Michelle
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Michelle, you were right,,, we are very
much alike J
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I do that too. My sheep's
acupuncture vet
may be you can give her fluid to compensate the fluid she lost??From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 7:58 AMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: LucyLucy has not been diagnosed with ibd
Thanks, Tonya. That's exactly what I've done today, and so far so
good. She finally seems full and did not want the last bowl of turkey and
broth I offered her. She gained some of the weight back already. knock on
wood.
Michelle
In a message dated 1/17/2006 6:42:27 P.M. Eastern Standard
Thanks, Tonya. That does make me feel a little better. She only vomited
right after eating. She then wanted to be fed again!
I have not fed her for about 10 hours now. I think I am going to wait until
the morning. So you think if she vomits after getting a little food in the
morning I
I once trapped a stray that threw up EVERY time he ate unless I just gave him little bits. He would just scarf down the food so quickly (whole) he would throw it up.Most of my cats throw up pretty frequently. Usually it's due to a hairball. You don't always see the hairball right away, but
I'm vegan so the only meat products I have are for my cats, and chicken
broth hasn't been something I have thought to stock. A lot of vet websites
on vomiting say to fast for 24 hours. I don't know if she has been drinking, but
if she has she has not been vomiting it. She does not seem
I couldn't remember if you ate meat or not. I don't have any chicken soup either.Fasting for 24 hours should be ok.I know with people it's fine, andI've waited 24 hours with cats when it's diarrhea. I just think if it's been 10 and she hasn't thrown up she should be ok to have a taste
Ah, but that was Patches who just had surgery last week. Lucy had bladder
surgery over 2 months ago. It has been anything but boring here,
unfortunately.
So did your ibd guy throw up repeatedly and only stop with reglan? How long
would you have to give him reglan for, and could you tell
I'm sorry. I confused the two. Does Lucy have ibd that you know of or just the bladder problems?My ibd cat who threw up (the others had diarrhea) just did it every once in a while. I never could really attribute it to anything out of the ordinary. He had kidney disease and was on
Michelle,
I just wrote you off-list about Lucy. I said alot of the same things
Tonya did. As far as the broth... if you have some raw turkey, or
chicken, toss it in a small sauce pan with some filtered water and boil
it until you make a weak broth for her. That will be better than a
canned
will have men who
will deal likewise with their fellow
man.
St. Francis
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Subject: Re: Lucy
Michelle,I just wrote you off-list about Lucy. I said
alot
Thank, Tonya. I am worried that all the Baytril and food switches may have
given her IBD.
The food situation is complicated. She had a really rare kind of bladder
stone that there is no food for, though Hills has done studies that K/D and L/D
seem to prevent reformation of them. The Royal
Michelle,I have no experience with lymphoma, but my IBD experience has been that the cats have felt fine. They just had loose stools, diarrhea, or even vomitingHas your vet come up with another food? I think that would be the easiest thing to check out. Bob had surgery for a
Hi Michelle:
I work for a urologist, and am curious to
know what does the vet recommend for the long term treatment ofLucy's
bladder stone? I know that in humans, the stone cause to bladder to be
quite irritated, the lining of the bladderis always inflammed,and this can
be a cause
Oh, it was removed surgically over a month ago. Her first stone was
struvite, which we know because S/D prescription food dissolved it. But the
second stone did not dissolve, so they removed it surgically and analyzed it.
Now she is on prescription food and I am supposed to do regular urine
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