Hi Chris,
I've been thinking about you guys. What happened at the Internist
today? I hope no news is good news. Please update us when you can.
Nina
Chris Ramzy wrote:
Thank you Elizabeth. Will give an update after the appointment on
Saturday. I can't wait and I hope to get some help for My
Compounded into a salve to rub inside the ear? What sort of price have you
been quoted? I know people in California, Florida and North Carolina who have
used Elavil compounded as a salve, with great results. Where are you located?
Kelly L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: At 07:54 PM 1/27/2007, y
At 07:54 PM 1/27/2007, you wrote:
I do as much on line as possible,,
Kelly
Is it possible to do this? Does anyone have any urls, or experience
with it? Is it significantly cheaper? I have a kitty who is going
on Elavil and I think it would be easier on both of us if it was compoiunded.
Is it possible to do this? Does anyone have any urls, or experience with
it? Is it significantly cheaper? I have a kitty who is going on Elavil and
I think it would be easier on both of us if it was compoiunded.
Thanks,
Kelley
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Hi Jennifer,
I have been reading about your new Kitty, and a few of
the symptoms you wrote about sound like
hyperthyroidism. Drinking water all the time and
going around the house meowing, especially at night,
are both symptoms. We have a cat with hyper T. To
check for it, you have to get a T4
Hi Michelle,
I am catching up on all your emails regarding sweet
Lucy, and I am sorry that the internist thinks it is
FIP. I don't know much about wet FIP, thus I don't
know how serious it is. Considering her current
health, I'm betting FIP is pretty serious. I hope you
are able to find a way t
Yes, they said they will give her lasix if/when the fluid makes her
uncomfortable. I think she is breathing a little funny, but the vet did not
think so
much. The problem with lasix is that it leaches nutrients she needs and also
risks damage to the kidneys. At some point she will probably
I am definitely trying for my Ayumi, too - thank you for the informaiton
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Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2007 11:13 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: denosyl
No need to apologize for anythi
My Garfunkle did get a huge belly from his liver problem - He could
barely walk because of it - he was very uncomfortable - like he had 10
kittens in his tummy look -
Did a vet suggest for lasix for something to get rid of fluid - though I
always get nervous about potential kidney damage by using
I remember Kelly L on the list emailing me something about that - a vet
who was recommending to use SAMe for anemia - he explained how it works
for anemia cat - Kelly, if you still have the information - could you
post it again?
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Did your vet suggest denosyl for red blood cell production? I read the info
at the link you sent, and it does not mention using it for this.
In a message dated 1/27/2007 1:13:07 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No need to apologize for anything, I imagine that every
No need to apologize for anything, I imagine that everyone who posts here
has tunnel vision about their own animals, I know I do, and in any case, the
post you read was my first on the subject.
I'll give you all the info I have. It's denosyl, 90 mgs., by Nutramax. My
cat doesn't have any li
>Go to the lymphoma group home page and look at the bottom for the
>list owner's email address and email her to ask what to do
>
UGH!... excellent idea... it was just too easy for my twisted mind...
Thank you Michelle!
Paolo
Does your cat have liver problems? Is he anemic? Are you giving the denosyl
just for that? I had only heard of it helping with liver problems. If it is
for anemia itself, can you let me know the amount of SAMe that is in each
dose you give him? I would not be able to get denosyl tday, but
I am having what I believe is some success with 1 denosyl tablet a day on an
empty stomach. My cat has stopped trying to eat litter (I had to change to
shredded paper as litter, but he continued to try to find the other stuff prior
to the denosyl), his gums are getting a fair amount of blood
It's not that she has fluid, it's the amount. At this point it is extremely
visible to the naked eye-- it looks like she swallowed a small basketball. It
is the way fip bellies look. All i have read about fluid with toxo says
that sometimes some can be detected by x-ray.. Nowhere did it s
Jennifer,
My veterinary clinic has similar rules about shots and staying overnight for
any reason there...but they do not insist on vaccines for FeVL+ or geriatric
cats (the front desk girls don't know this though).
I'm about the dumbest person on this list - but in my opinion, he really
shouldn'
Midnight is not licensed. That is not a requirement in my county. I
was told by my vet that he is required to have rabies and distemper
vaccines in order to come into the vet for the surgery because of the
other cats. Problem #1 is that he is there for check ups with out the
vaccines. #2 he
My tsubomi had fliud in her belly when we took extray and she was felk
positive and did not have FIP - I am uncomfortable them telling you that
it's FIP because of fluid - will Felk virus not cause fluid in her tummy
like it did for tsubomi - may be epogen might be working for her,
Michelle.
Well, I took Lucy to the local vet for a PCV check today because she has
been so lethargic that I was sure it was under 10 and I would need to decide on
a transfusion over the weekend. But it was 15! I was very glad about that. She
is still super-lethargic, though, although she has more ener
good point, hideyo--see if one of the vet tech's from you vet's office would
be willing to make a house call.
On 1/26/07, Hideyo Yamamoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Michelle – can you call around and see if there is any way that you can
find someone to draw a tiny bit of blood to check on her
Oh, and do tell whatever vet you go with about his "litter box aversion"
to rule out any possible urinary problems.
Nina
Hi Jennifer,
Technically most state laws govern that a cat has to have rabies shots.
I'd check your county/state laws to make sure. You can, however, get
away with not giving them rabies shots if they are not licensed. I
don't think I've ever heard of states requiring you to give distemper.
Thanks to everyone for your advice. From what I have read, I think that
he is not spraying. Maybe marking (thank God he hasn't felt the need to
claim me!) or peeing but not spraying. I called the vet about having
him neutered and they said he has to have a rabies shot and distemper.
I am no
I use aol and not yahoo but do not have a problem using the yahoo system.
Go to the lymphoma group home page and look at the bottom for the list owner's
email address and email her to ask what to do.
Michelle
In a message dated 1/27/2007 3:33:43 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Hi Paulo,
You can use other email addresses for Yahoo groups to send and receive
posts. I use several different email addresses. I am new to Gmail, but this
is where I receive all my yahoo group posts including the anemia group and
others. The only problem is with yahoo and sometimes for weird re
I think you can get a free Yahoo email address to use in addition to the one
you have. I have one just to filter emails. Try that. I know it is a pain
and you have to remember to check both sites but it may be the quickest way
to go.
If y
Sorry for not having written before, yesterday I was just too shocked
and needed a rest to gather my ideas. In addition, very high stress
always induces me sleep, just could not stay awake.
We haven't assessed more specifically the type of lymphoma yet, but are
going to do it between today and mon
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