for what it's worth, because it's not really definite, i just read on
one of the health lists that the FeLV vaccination protocol is
currently being revised, as was done for the other main
vaccinations. don't know how long a process this is/will be, but
will share anything i learn when i do!
i mentioned the new vaccine to a vet tech who cohosts with me at
www.cathobbyist.com, and she's gonna look into it and see what she can
find out--she knows that in her area they're using the nasal vaccine a
lot i remember, tho, when the first FeLV vaccine came out and was
considered so
Sherry, I will be praying for Demetri and
sending him a healing energy!
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Sherry,
I hope
Sorry for the clutter, folks. Just testing the list. Thanks.
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How much are you paying for SNAP online?
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Subject: Re: Question about
home test kits-esp Nina,lol
Ok, here's the story in a
Hi All,
I took Pekoe for some follow-up blood work a couple of
weeks ago. Both his vet and I learned something that neither of us knew
before. The lab where we send the blood work to is located approx. 3 hrs.
away, and the samples are sent on a daily basis by courier.The last
couple of
I see ya!
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Sorry for the clutter, folks. Just testing the list. Thanks.James G. Wilson - [EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.felineleukemia.org
Terrie MohrTAZZY'S ANIMAL TRANSPORTSSIAMESE COLLIE
I have the sweetest little FeLV+ lion in foster right now. Peanut came to me from a hoarder situation in terrible shape with another FeLV+ guy who we lost the same day to a ruptured bladder. He has improved a lot, but still has this nasty herpes conjunctivitis that just will not clear up!
He's
Rachel,
I used the human interferon directly in the eyes.
believe it or not it works.
Karen
Anybody local to this? I wonder if there's anything new being said there?
How would we get the info from this seminar?
http://www.idexx.com/animalhealth/education/seminars/ford_retro.jsp
Jennhttp://ucat.us http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Adopt a cat from Little Cheetah (UCAT) Cat
And here's another one... different subject, still FELV and FIV, but more
on new standards in care. There has to be a way for us to get the info from
these things!
http://www.idexx.com/animalhealth/education/seminars/little_retro.jsp
Jennhttp://ucat.us http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
lysine is great for herpes you can get the more-expensive
vet-supplied stuff, or just get it in bulk from health-food
stores.
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My vet recommends Viralys (L-Lysine) for eye/virus problems. I don't know
if it will help in your case or not but
I've been giving him L-Lysine 500 mg for 3 weeks. I'll try bumping that up to 1000 mg and see how he does. I've never tried the Felivite 2, so I'll give that a try too.
Thanks forall the suggestions and details Jenn!
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My Greek sponsor cat (
Really? I didn't realize you could give it directly in the eye. Hmmm, definitely something I'm going to suggest to the vet if upping the Lysine and adding Felivite don't show some improvement soon.
Thanks Karen!
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Rachel,
I used the human
I hadn't heard that either. Geeze Karen, who was gutsy enough to try
that one??
Nina
Rachel Martineau wrote:
Really? I didn't realize you could give it directly in the
eye. Hmmm, definitely something I'm going to suggest to the vet if
upping the Lysine and adding Felivite don't show some
We've had success using Lysine, andwith ordinary sterile saline
solution 3-4X day.
Also, believe it or not, Antirobe.
Patti
Hideyo~
I REFUSE to pay the outrageous online prices for the kits online... Good
god, they want almost $400!!! Highway robbery!
The shelter gets the "Shelter Discount", less than $200...
So, this is why I am in such a dilemma. I can draw the blood myself,
saving vet fees, and if I had my
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hmmm. now that i don't know--but wouldn't the shelter let you AT
LEAST order the kits through them? if you handed them a check with the
order (oh, i know, it may not)
MC~
NOPE!!!
Hi Nina:
The vet didn't say what grade murmur, but when I take her back to him, I
will ask.
Cricket was tested as a kitten and was negative. She received boosters
every 3 years, since I am not a big advocate of just vaccinating for the
heck of it for everything once a year, since my cats
You know, shelters can
receive reimbursement for all those expenses.. including HW treatment.
Chris
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I think it was Callie Cat that had a murmur when she was 1st brought in
in Tenn..
When she got here 3 weeks later my vet couldn't hear a murmur with her
but did
hear one in Winky who was also very anemic and died in his sleep a few
weeks later...
When Callie crashed in just a few hours time I
Mia is the first cat on this page:
http://ucat.us/FELVadopt.html
She's living in Toronto, but transport may be able to be arranged. See the
webpage for contact info and more about Mia.
Jennhttp://ucat.us http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Adopt a cat from Little Cheetah (UCAT) Cat
Sandy,
From what I understood about vaccines, if Cricket was vaccinated even
just once with a booster, than she should have been protected. Sorry to
be a pest, but are you absolutely sure that her kitten vaccines included
felv? Most of the vets I've used don't vaccinate for felv unless
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