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Patti,
I just wanted you to know that
I think you did the best and kindest thing to help Felix. What a lucky guy
he is to have known you.
Take care,
Joan
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 8:54
Steve,
I am so sorry to read the Loki is so ill. I am glad though that Loki has
such a compassionate father who will conquer his own sadness to help Loki
keep his quality of life and keep him pain free.
Take care,
Joan
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From: Steve Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's indicative of a heart problem. If you want to try to treat it, you
might want to take her to a veterinary cardiologist. My cat Snowball died
from a blood clot. I had him on a lot of meds from a cardiologist, but I
think his heart was in very bad shape by the time I took him there. He
Has anyone else hadany problems with
esophagus ulcers? I'm asking because when I started giving Brissle liquid dox,
one time right after giving it to her and she sat there spitting it out, there
was some blood mixed in. I checked it out and sure enough, it's a known issue in
humans that dox
I put the dox in a glob of Nutrical, which also works. I make sure it is
totally covered with the stuff. The Nutrical also makes the pill go down easy,
and they like the taste.
Michelle
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At any rate, I
Michelle, what's Nutrical?
-Kyle
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Antibiotics, esophagus ulcers?
I put the dox in a glob of Nutrical,
Steve
My thoughts are with you I will keep you both in my thoughts.
Carla
It's a gel that comes in a tube and has lots of nutrients and calories and
is formulated to taste good to cats and dogs so it can be given as a supplement
or food substitute when they are sick or underweight. Because it's so
gooey, it coats pills well too. Most if not all vets sell it over
I'm testing to see if I'm back on the listfingers and paws crossed!
Kerry
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Cherie,
It could certainly
I just wanted to thank everyone who replied to my post
about Felix.
I miss him so much.I find myself looking
at the clock all the time still...I fed him smaller portions throughout the day,
he had better luck keeping his food down that way.
I just thank God that there are people like Susan
Pill pockets are a great product and work great for our dogs, but I can not
get any of my cats or the cats at the shelter to take them. Simon ate them
a few times but then did not want them, and he is the only one who would even
try them. I tried both flavors. Has anyone actually had luck
Hi Everyone,
I was just talking with my vet Friday night about this very thing. Coco has been quite ill and they have diagnosed IBD. One of the medications he's on right now is Flagyl which tastes wretched. Wendy mentioned not to put that one in food because kitty will take a bite, see how yucky
Tucson gobbles them up but Big Boy just sort of looked at me likewhat
is this supposed to be!
Chris
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Do you remember what part of her body your
vet drew blood from? My vet does it from
under the chin area which sort of makes it difficult to cover her completely
with a towel, I thought ---
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Hi All,
Here is the service for this Monday, prayers for all of the sick
furkids to get better. Take care all ...
PS. My email is finally back to normal, if I have missed any fukids
please resend them, I probably lost it while my email was crazy.
FeLV Candle Light Service
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For those of you looking for long-distance transport options, check out http://www.flyingpaws.org.
Michelle
One of the things I'm picking up at the health food store today will be
gel caps. I'm going to try putting the Dox in a gel cap instead of the
Lifesaver chews. Occasionally Grace and I have a hard time pilling and
the chew can get stuck to one of her teeth, (not a pleasant
experience!).
i have two who absolutely cannot wait for their
vitamins every morning in those darn things. when any of the others need meds, i
have to tear up one pill pocket for them to snack on and then hide the one with
the pill in their wet food. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. go
figure...
That's a good idea. But I wonder if Grace thinks of the pilling as
something the two of you do together-- you describe it as such a cooperative
endeavor ("occasionally Grace and I have a hard time pilling")! It made me
laugh.
Michelle
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I am in the same situation as you are
I know that there are lots of
people on the list who mix their negatives with positives and they vaccinate
negative ones and sound like their negative ones remain negative that way
But since I have 20 plus negatives and I
dont vaccinate my cats
They make flagyl in flavored 'treats' now... Your vet should be able to get you some.
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Hi Julie,I'm calling my vet today to see if we can have the Dox compounded into a flavored liquid. Grace has been using it on and off for a long time now. Michelle Rose, the
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