All I know it that a lot of people on the list have used the liver shake with no adverse effects. The only problem I can think of is if onion is in the v8 or tomato juice
tonyaTad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Perhaps this is a good time to ask a question that I have...People on this gr
Guess what?! When I just checked on them, the plate of soft
food I had left was GONE! At least one of the ATE! Whoo-hooo! I'm going to put
another plate of food in there before I go to bed, I don't want to give them too
much after not eating for days, I'd hate for them to over-do it and puke
Well, they have been fed. They actually didn't do too bad,
really, once they realized it tasted good. I'm not used to Persian faces though,
and it took me a few minutes to realize that you can't force the mouth open from
the side like in most cats because they have weird shaped jaws, however,
Thinking about her...
Michelle
Ahh, that's a good idea! I will add a cardboard box for them
to hide in! Thanks!
Jenn
~~~I
forgot to ask, do they have a dark place to hid in/under in the closet?
Maybe you could try leaving the food in there. If
LOL! It totally pisses me off when I vacuum the couch and cover it with a sheet, and IMMEDIATELY someone jumps up there and crawls under the sheet and lays down. lol. By the time I'm home from work the sheet is just a jumble on the sofa and someone has peed on it for good measure!
t"MacKenzie,
I've thought about that - going to different churches - so glad to know
it's worked out pretty well. I've used book stores and health food stores
- got some takers that way.
Might try the local yahoo cat list too for PA or the Phillie area.
Gloria
At 04:56 PM 4/30/2005, you wrote:
Hi Barb,
I ha
Gag, I'd forgotten about that one!
Good words, MC - keep it up -
BTW, I drove by a Parrot Rescue in Texarkana (TX or AR) yesterday.
Gloria
At 04:09 PM 4/30/2005, you wrote:
... "it was only a cat/horse/boyfriend, you can always get another one"
allows a person to go through the inevitable process
Hi Barb,
I have a stray also that I found about three months ago and can't find him a home. I had pretty good luck with runing an ad in the newspaper, but turned down 5 people. The only thing is that the ad runs $35 to $45 a week. I have 4 non-positive and "Tom", the one that came up is positive an
words are so inadequate gloria's suggestions are indeed the best
i tell people i'm there if they need to talk or cry or scream; i'll
also ask them (usually after the initial shock is over and they can
think!) if there's anything specific i can do for them. everyone's
experience is differen
I think I've changed my mind. Maybe I don't want to see that list after
all. I forget how insensitive some well meaning people can be!
Nina
Gloria B. Lane wrote:
WOW - right. When my "boyfriend" died in 1994, after being ill with
cancer for a year and a half, a couple of people suggested th
I just sent the ingredients of Nutri-gest, (I've mentioned the
supplement before), to Angela, Jenn's friend with Bazil the cat needing
a liquid diet. I figured as long as I took the time to write them out,
and noticed that licorice, which we just talked about, is in it,
someone on our list m
WOW - right. When my "boyfriend" died in 1994, after being ill with
cancer for a year and a half, a couple of people suggested that I was
probably glad he was gone. Probably thinking I was tired of dealing with
the illness. But it was so awful to hear someone say that - ya know - "you
must
MC,
I'd be interested to see that list, (even though it will probably churn
my stomach). I've never been trained in grief counseling, and even
though it's difficult, I do my best to reach out to those in sadness or
trouble. I'm sure just having a sympathetic, nonjudgmental ear, helps,
but, I'
My cat, Tiger, has the same problem. It started about 2 years ago and would only do it sometimes and the difference was huge. Now one pupil is always slightly larger than the other one but it doesn't seem to bother her. The vet said it could be a brain tumor but there was nothing on the x ray o
it's one of the reasons we have daily, 365.25 days a year pet-loss
support chats at pethobbyist don't get me started on our culture
that so fears death that it chooses to belittle it than deal with it
someplace i have a list of the least-helpful things people say to
others when they lose a
thank you, nina. i'm speechless. allowing people to mourn/process
transition (of whatever sort--anything that changes how we identify
ourselves is a loss of sorts, even the good things) seems such an
obvious human need.
of course, i feel the same way about loving one another, too
-- MaryCh
MC - I didn't know that! Hows about that! 10 hours for a
parent? Anybody can see that's wrong. Wow -
I remember when my horse died in about 1989 - I'd had her for about 28
years. A friend - a social worker in private counseling practice - had no
clue about it - she said "explain to me ho
Unbelievable. It takes me longer than 10 hours to get over the loss of
a celebrity that I like and have never met!
Very interesting about you being a grief counselor.. I should have
guessed based on the extent I've gotten to know you, that you'd be
involved in something as worthwhile as that.
i'm trained as a grief counselor, and specialize in "unsanctioned"
grief--which includes pets, gay/lesbian relationships, foster children
leaving, miscarriage, etc.
there was one study done where people were asked what the appropriate
amount of time one should mourn for a parent. the answer (t
great idea, jenn
for years, i've used screen doors on the rooms i wanted to keep
cat-free (yeah, right), or needed to use as introduction rooms
keeps the forevers from feeling left out cuz they can see me, and is a
great way for new cats to meet without trauma. i've never had
viruses o
Jenn,
I forgot to ask, do they have a dark place to hid in/under in the
closet? Maybe you could try leaving the food in there. If they feel
safer in a hiding place, they may be more apt to eat when you're not
observing.
Nina
Nina wrote:
Aw Jenn, doesn't it just make you crazy? I hate
Tad,
On my IBD list, feeding cats any veggies or grains is a big no no and
will get you pounced on immediately, if you mention it. There's
nothing toxic about it as far as I know, but a lot of cats with IBD
have alergic/sensitivities to different foods and so they stay as close
to a "wild" die
Aw Jenn, doesn't it just make you crazy? I hate it when they won't
eat. I'm sure they're still traumatized by their ordeal. They were in
a pretty sorry state when they got to you and the vet care they
received is going to take some time to get over. I hope this is just
transitory and they b
Perhaps this is a good time to ask a question that I
have...
People on this group have recomended the Liver Shake...
Basicaly equal volume of liver and V8 tomato juice
I gave it to Baby Kitten the last couple weeks of her life
in the form of A/D and V8...1/4 juice and 3/4 A/D
It seems t
I voted again for Jada!
Go Jada!
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Ditto here!
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Hi, I found a stray cat this week that is
an absolute sweetheart - and unfortunately is FeLV positive. She is about 4
to 5 years old, black and white, and one of the most affectionate cats I
have ever met. I would love to bring her home, but already have 2 cats and 2
dogs (full house!). The
I am so very behind in reading the posts
... however, I do have a female FIV+ and there was another female FIV+ also
taken from the same house. It was a terrible living situation and the cats
were taken out and shared with shelters and trusted kitty people. I took
three cats and Ta
Kyle,
I don't have anything to add, I just wanted you to know that I'm with
the two of you in spirit and praying for you guys.
Nina
Melbeach wrote:
Okay I'm a little relieved. It turns out that it was depomedrol that Brissle
was given. I read it takes about 3 days to take effect. Yesterday was a
Dear Barbara,
Thank you for going to the effort of helping Harbour. She certainly
sounds like a wonderful girl and very deserving of you intervention. (I
saw your post on the FelV list). I have six cats and four dogs, so I'm
full up at the Inn.
Which test was used for her positive result, t
Whoops, I forgot to use the right email address... this is by
me, guys!
Anyways, this is the 3rd day and they don't seem to be eating
or drinking, so if you guys could remind me the required minimal amount of water
I need to force feed for a 10 pound cat, that would be great. They will lick
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jada is 10.65% and bumper is at
11.something. i got to vote again.
I voted again.
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Thanks Michelle. That's what I'm hoping for (that the depo will work). The
next couple of days could be tedious. Now that I think about it, I think 3
days was for humans. As far as telling my internist to contact your
oncologist, if I did that at this point, it would be strictly an ego thing.
And r
When I asked about the transfusion, I did not realize that she actually got
one last week.
Yes, Depo takes a few days to kick in often. With Simon, I think it took even
longer than 3 days.
BTW, I did not ask my oncologist if I could give his number out, and he is
away until Monday. If you de
Okay I'm a little relieved. It turns out that it was depomedrol that Brissle
was given. I read it takes about 3 days to take effect. Yesterday was a little
scary. I made the liver shake and gave some to Brissle yesterday. I think that
may have stimulated her to eat a little. This morning, she ate a
I feel pretty stupid - forgot to put my location on the following
post!!
I am located in Horsham, PA - about 15 minutes NW of Philadelphia. I will
help with any transportation needed if Harbour finds a good home!!!
Thanks!
Barb Carnahan
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no. employers have NO idea. lol. Plus I take off because of them and tell them that's why as well
ttamara stickler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Kerry,
That was an interesting article! I esp. liked how the one employment offical said he had never heard of such a thing as employees as
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