I would see a specialist. I know this is late, and I hope someone had some
good advice for you.
tonya
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Hey guys. Whitey is still having some issues and I was hoping some
of the more experienced people around might have an idea of what's up
Did they ever clean his ears? If so, that can cause
the tilting. It can take as much as 3 mo. to go away.
Went through this last year. Cat is fine now.
Dede
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Hey guys. Whitey is still having some issues and
I was hoping some of the
more experienced
Hey guys. Whitey is still having some issues and I was hoping some of the
more experienced people around might have an idea of what's up.
The problem I'm seeing is he's still disoriented/The problem I'm seeing is
he's still disoriented/WB I can't figure out whats wrong with him! We
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, November 05, 2007 5:29 PM
Subject: Whitey
Hey guys. Whitey is still having some issues and I was hoping some of the
more experienced people around might have an idea of what's up.
The problem I'm
health.
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From: laurieskatz
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, November 05, 2007 6:52 PM
Subject: Re: Whitey
Teddy had a head tilt for a short time. I don't know that I ever got an
explanation. It was on and off.
You might have his vision
from my entire
house, and I love it! Whitey Boy is in good hands!
tonya
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Ok, guys, we're starting day 8 in Whitey's intervention. Boy is doing much
better. He's actually able to walk now without falling over. He's still
wobbly, but walking. Still taking his
Subject: Whitey, Day 8
Ok, guys, we're starting day 8 in Whitey's intervention. Boy is doing
much better. He's actually able to walk now without falling over. He's
still wobbly, but walking. Still taking his Baytril, and no signs of
pupil dilation or diarrhea yet (one week into treatment, one week
, Diane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tue, 16 Oct 2007 10:42 am
Subject: RE: Whitey, Day 8
Michael --
?
I got some stuff at Petco, a dental rinse for about $9 a bottle that you add to
their water that's supposed to remove tartar and plaque.? Too soon to know if
it's
: Whitey, Day 8
Michael --
I got some stuff at Petco, a dental rinse for about $9 a bottle
that you add to their water that's supposed to remove tartar and
plaque. Too soon to know if it's really working, though. I looked
into the Petzlife, but could only get it online and wanted to try
Hi Michael,
I am way behind on emails, but definitely wanted to touch base with you on the
hyperT with Whitey (btw, I thought that was very funny you guys didn't know she
was a male!!!) When you start Whitey out on the meds (either Tapazole or
Methimazole -generic Tap), only start at 2.5 mg
I'm thinking Innova Evo canned is going to the the highest, without grains of
course. Let us know if you find something with more. I am hoping he doesn't
have FIP, but be careful of the corona virus titer. I have seen people say
here that that is NOT an indication of FIP. You might look in
In a message dated 10/16/2007 10:06:34 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm thinking Innova Evo canned is going to the the highest, without grains
of course. Let us know if you find something with more. I am hoping he
doesn't have FIP, but be careful of the corona
Hey Michael,
Good to hear from you. Thanks for the tip on Solid Gold Tuna. I'll put that
in my archives. Do you think he'll need a longer course of antibiotics given
the severity of the infection? It bothers me that he's still a bit wobbly with
only 3 days left on his meds. What do you
In a message dated 10/16/2007 10:25:10 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Good to hear from you. Thanks for the tip on Solid Gold Tuna. I'll put
that in my archives. Do you think he'll need a longer course of antibiotics
given the severity of the infection? It
Maybe you could call the home you think he belongs to and let them
know the shape he's in. Ask them if they would be willing to let you
have him so he can get the medical attention he needs and let them know
you have already spent so and so amount to get him checked out and would
like to
10:00:10 -0700
From: Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Whitey
Maybe you could call the home you think he belongs to and let them
know the shape he's in. Ask them if they would be willing to let you
have him so
why. I think some people have a
sense that no one is going to tell THEM what to do with THEIR animal.
bottom line. I wouldn't risk it.
Laurie
- Original Message -
From: Kat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 11:21 AM
Subject: Re: Whitey
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For those of you without the history, Whitey came to me about six months ago
relatively permanently.? She showed up and just sort of stayed.? When she came,
she was boney (You could feel its ribs) and her long white fur was literally in
huge mats
First of all, I need to tell you that if you are going to take this cat in
and care for him properly, it is going to cost a good deal of .
I would go to who you think owns him, explain what all is wrong with him and
what will need to be done to fix it, and that you are willing to pay for it
and discoverd about their
cat... Nine chances out of ten they will be happy
someone is doing all this...and you will then be able
to do this in the open...It is a wonder Whitey is
negative for diseases...maybe he was never even
vaccinated and obviously is wandering around...I think
everyone
As far as the feeling guilty is concerned--anyone who lets their cat get into
that condition doesn't deserve to have an animal of any type.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 11:31 AM
Subject: Whitey
I urge you to never let this cat outside again (with the obvious implication
that he will never go home again).
His previous people are totally irresponsible or terribly misinformed about cat
care.
His health depends on him staying inside. Even in one room, he is better off
than in the previous
of
any type.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 11:31 AM
Subject: Whitey
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For those of you without the history, Whitey came to me about six
months ago relatively permanently. She
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but as a white kitty with 2 differently
colored eyes, isn't there a good chance this kitty is deaf?
Just wanted to mention since that impacts the safety of being outside.
Thank you for helping this kitty, she sounds beautiful! We had an
all-white rescue
In a message dated 10/8/2007 8:46:37 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but as a white kitty with 2 differently
colored eyes, isn't there a good chance this kitty is deaf?
Sometimes...as I have a personal senior kitty of 19 years
@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2007 12:02 PM
Subject: Re: Whitey
In a message dated 10/8/2007 8:46:37 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL
PROTECTED] writes:
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but as a white kitty with 2
differently colored eyes, isn't there a good chance this kitty
Kelly,
You just posted about losing a fur kid on Sat. I take it it was
Whitey? I'm so sorry for your loss. When you are able, would you like
to tell us a little more of Whitey's story? You are such a good human
to open your heart and home to so many in need Kelly. Each and every
one
To my Friends, My sweet Little White Deaf kitty is at the emergency
vets under Oxygen tonight. It is a long story but probably underlying
heart disease..and he is not responding. The ventilator is an option,
but the prognosis of ever getting him off it is is so slim and with
so many underlying
Subject: Whitey is close to the BRIDGE
To my Friends, My sweet Little White Deaf kitty is at the emergency vets
under Oxygen tonight. It is a long story but probably underlying heart
disease..and he is not responding. The ventilator is an option, but the
prognosis of ever getting him off it is is so
I am sorry to hear that. I know how you feel. Try to stay strong during
these hard times.
- Original Message -
From: Kelly L [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 5:15 AM
Subject: Whitey is close to the BRIDGE
To my
Kelly, I'm so sorry you have to deal with all this at once. May you have
the strength to do it all.
Diane R.
To my Friends, My sweet Little White Deaf kitty is at the emergency vets
under Oxygen tonight. It is a long story but probably underlying heart
disease..and he is not responding.
GLOW to you and your furchildren, for strength and wisdom and healing, and
that everything happens exactly as it is supposed to, in the gentlest and
kindest way. it's in these times that i try to remember the fundamental
truth that loving one another is really all that matters
On 3/17/07,
Kelly,
Prayers for strength going out to you and for a quick
and painless passage for Whitey. I'm sorry he's not
responding to treatment. It's so hard to let go...
Bless you for loving him.
:)
Wendy
--- Kelly L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To my Friends, My sweet Little White Deaf kitty
Kelly my thoughts and prayers go out to and your dear animals. It is
unbearable to watch them slipping away and so so hard to have to make the
decision
to help them pass. Whitey will now you are there and will be happy to have you
there knowing how much you love him. Sometimes the hardest
]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 6:15 AM
Subject: Whitey is close to the BRIDGE
To my Friends, My sweet Little White Deaf kitty is at the emergency
vets under Oxygen tonight. It is a long story but probably
underlying heart disease..and he
Jennifer,
Happy to hear Whitey is doing well! I loved his pictures! Sending positive
vibes that Tang's adoption happens so dear Whitey has a space.
Beth
Whitey just got his first home bath (they washed his butt once at the vet
hospital), I just changed out of my water soaked clothes (he was the third
in line, and the first one was not a happy camper). He was amazing. I sat
him in the sink, and we had a little talk about how this wasn't going
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 I'm going to just scoop that little blob of food
up
out of his bowl and push it into his mouth
I'm so glad he's feeling better! I was thinking of him this morning.
On 12/23/06, Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] 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
Saying prayers for Whitey -- I'm so sorry he is going through this.
elizabeth
On 12/22/06, Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] 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
Poor baby - I'm so glad he is able to eat some and that the ice helps. I
hope he's feeling much better today.
elizabeth
On 12/22/06, Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, he came home at around 6PM, and it's now almost 9:30PM, and he's
eaten two batches of food, the
I'm so glad to hear Whitey seems better today. It's such a shame, esp
after you had such uneasy feelings about getting him neutered in the
first place. I wouldn't be so concerned about getting the pain med into
him, you don't know for sure that it didn't contribute to his nausea.
I'm
He's eating low residue canned food, with a few kibbles mixed in. He seems to be
feeling a little worse now, as he didn't woof down his food like he was
yesterday...
or maybe he's just not very hungry. He was sleeping in his litterbox earlier. I
took
a couple of new pictures of him just now
, December 23, 2006 4:09 PM
Subject: Re: (OT) Please send good vibes for Whitey,unusual post-neuter
complications
He's eating low residue canned food, with a few kibbles mixed in. He seems
to be
feeling a little worse now, as he didn't woof down his food like he was
yesterday...
or maybe he's
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 and was hospitalized
overnight, and is now back home (mostly because I
a big
piggy,,He refused to eat, I think because if they have blood in
their tummy it makes them nauseated, He started with boiled chicken
and went from there,, He is a senior,,
Kelly
Sorry to be off topic, but can everyone please send good
vibes/glow/prayers for
Whitey? He was neutered
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 leg
up, and as he gets tired, and his leg begins to fall, he growls, and tries to
lick
himself back there, and growls, tries to
I'm sorry to hear that Whitey is feeling bad after his surgery. As
with other recent ill list-cats, he will be in my prayers. I hope
he's better enough to have a fine holiday. Bless you and all of your
furkids.
Lance
) Please send good vibes for Whitey,unusual post-neuter
complications
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
Subject: Re: (OT) Please send good vibes for Whitey,unusualpost-neuter
complications
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 leg
up, and as he gets tired, and his leg begins
The fact that he wants to eat means that his pain is not that bad. When they
are in a lot of pain they do not want to eat. So I think you are right to
hold off on the pain meds, and just see how he does. People, cats included,
can have strange reactions to anesthesia. My mom has had a lot
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 would be
similarly
painful.
Phaewryn
Donations Needed for
Well, he came home at around 6PM, and it's now almost 9:30PM, and he's eaten
two batches of food, the first one was about two tablespoons, with about 8
kibbles of dry mixed in at around 7pm, and at 9pm I had to give him half a
pill, and I hid it in a tablespoon of wet food, and he gobbled that
I saw his pictures and I've been thinking of him. I'm sorry he is in pain.
I can't really offer advice as the clinic where I get my guys spayed and
neutered gives a pain shot. I've never had anyone have adverse reactions to
it and I don't have to administer additional pain meds.
On 12/22/06,
.
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
with
their fellow man.
St.
Francis
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From: Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2006 12:22 AM
Subject: Re: (OT) Please send good vibes for Whitey,unusual post-neuter
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Subject: Re: (OT) Please send good vibes for Whitey,unusualpost-neuter
complications
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
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