We had a 19 year old cat that ate nothing but wet Whiskas (microwaved!) her
entire life!!! My mom and I laugh and laugh about that now that we are
spending so much money on Wellness and supplements! Who knows?! I try to
tell her that now with the proper food and supplements, maybe our "n
Susan
I think that your vet is right. I would never consider vaccinating a
sick kitty.
This is a link to C.A. Diodati. http://www.freeyurko.bizland.com/
diodaticv.html
She has researched and written exhaustively about vaccinations, and
is considered a sane
and reasoned voice on the subject.
I can't address the vaccinations that Autumn got but my holistic vets are
recommending titers to determine what a cat needs. Apparently a lot of animals
are having trouble with vaccinations. Others on the list can address this
better than I. Dixie tested FeLV+ and will never receive another v
I'm a big believer in Just Born with Colostrum..high quality/high
calorie in powder or pre- mixed. I frequently add it to food for Dixie
as well as for the ferals who are going into the winter and need to bulk up.
Dixie and the Royal Princess Kitty Katt enjoy(ed) the pre-mixed for
Since Autumn has been sick the vet didn't want to give her her booster. The
first time she got sick was two days after her first shots. She was found
outside and was relatively healthy. Has anyone else had problems with a cat
with viremia and vaccinations? Just curious.
~Susan A.
i think that many of us have found, no matter what WE might have thought,
that sometimes the best diet for a cat--especially one with an underlying
problem--is whatever the heck they'll eat we all know 20-year-old cats
who've never seen anything but meowmix, after all. sigh.
wondering if you d
Hi Lance,
Nina suggested I try feeding dry 'kitten' food (any decent brand)
because the caloric value is much higher. I did, and MeMe has been
eating it and steadily gaining weight.
If Ember likes Sheba, I would bump it up. If she needs to gain weight
I'd offer her anything (again, decent quality
Ember went to the vet today for a CBC. We go roughly every three
months. For the last eight or nine months, Ember has been losing
weight. This particular problem started around last Christmas, when
Ember developed diarrhea, and I had no idea of how to get rid of it.
Pumpkin helped a little,
Thanks for the link. I have a holistic vet but like to be able to point
friends in other areas of the country to a source.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
from the shelt
Hi Susan
I'm happy to hear Autumn is doing better.
Here is a link to the list for the Association of Homeopathic
Veterinarians: http://www.holisticvetlist.com/
I use both an allopathic and homeopathic vet and with the help of
really generous and experienced people
on this list, my once very
another thing to look for in the archives is trichomonas--becoming much more
of a problem in cats in just the last couple of years, and producer of
really stinky poo. phaewyrn had posted all the current research awhile
back, but i'm not sure she kept updating it--there's new tests since then
(d
Phaewryn was taking a break. She isn't good at regulating her words
so much, but she IS good at knowing when she needs to step back in
order to not become disruptive. IMHO.
On 9/27/07, Melissa Lind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Yes, I understand this, but isn't this why Phaewryn or Jennifer
Yes, I understand this, but isn't this why Phaewryn or Jennifer or whoever
left a while back? If I remember right, she was disgusted by the use of
Animal Communicators because they are not scientifically proven, etc.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think she felt that suggesting the use of an
AC doe
Why don't we all just drop this and move on?
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MC,
I was referring to your comment that Susan is not licensed to make those
statements. All I was asking was that if you do not agree with what she
recommended, that you set us straight instead of continuing the fight. I
agree that newcomers may not know when they are getting harmful informati
I'm with MC on this. This has been a problem on other lists that I am on and
fortunately the mods are willing to kick people to the curb if they are giving
out questionable advice, especially without some sort of express disclaimer.
Newbies do not understand that advice may be very wrong. Oft
for many years, none of us had any problem saying, "in my opinion," or,
"this is what my vet recommended, " or "this is what has worked for me"--and
newcomers do NOT know that there are no vets on the list, they do NOT know
when they are being given flat-out WRONG information. there has been
DANGER
Yes, that makes sense.
I have a vet that only charges $15 for a fecal, but I know other vets
charge more.
And almost all rescue groups are disorganized. I've been told I am
one of the most organized ones, and I'm terribly disorganized - there
just are not enough hours in the day.
On 9/27/07,
i have to agree with kerry--the archives on this list are great.
i know that the winn feline foundation has put out 2006 position
papers/updates on FIV and FeLV, available on their site (i don't agree with
all their statements, but understand that until the actual research proves
something, the an
I did read that coccidia has a 13 day incubation period. And yes, I needed
approval to be able to take a stool sample into the vet that treats the cats
for this group, if I want to be charged the discounted rate (which as a foster,
I feel is only fair). I could take the cats to my own vet or
You'd be hard pushed to find better info than that in the archives on
this list. This was a second-to-none resource, put together by the folks
who really knew what they were talking about--folks with years of solid
experience of caring for FeLV cats.
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Susan,
I like _The New Natural Cat_ by Anitra Frazier. I don't agree with
everything that she says, for example,
how she views feeding, but that's just my take on it. It's still an
excellent book. As with anything you
read here, it's a good idea to discuss anything you'd like to pursue
that you re
On 9/27/07, Caroline Kaufmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My three kittens are status-quo. I started them on a probiotic made by
> Eagle Brand on Tues. evening, so they've had a day and a half of that and
> we're still having diarrhea/soft stools/cow pies (and stinky!). I don't
> know how long i
My three kittens are status-quo. I started them on a probiotic made by Eagle
Brand on Tues. evening, so they've had a day and a half of that and we're still
having diarrhea/soft stools/cow pies (and stinky!). I don't know how long it
takes the probiotic to work though? I have talked to the v
I think you have to remove yourself:
http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/options/felvtalk_felineleukemia.org
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Debi Holmes
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 10:33 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Remove me fro
I'm interested too Susan, so I hope you find something. I'm very happy for
Autumn! I'll keep my fingers (and all our paws at home) crossed for her.
Melissa
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Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 10:23 AM
To: fel
Please see replies to similar request earlier. You have to unsubscribe
yourself.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Debi Holmes
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 10:33 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
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What are some other resources people use? I was surprised to find there
aren't any books on FeLV - at least none I could find. Are there other
places out there on the web that people frequent for info? I'm one of those
people who read and read and read on a subject that bothers me. I am working
on
Mary Christine, I don't agree with everything Susan has said or the way
she has said it, but in this case
she has no more overstepped the bounds than anyone else who answers a
question by saying "you should
try immunoregulin" or "sounds like anemia". Obviously Caroline can't
print off Susan's e-
Jeni,
So sorry to hear about a person who won't listen to suggestions. Usually it
is the owner's problem, not the cat's, that causes these issues. I know
she's not listening, but really, you have to tell her my experience. My
Bandit (10 years old now) was peeing in the heat vent last winter. Th
I live with 19 felv+ cats in my home, I am an RN and my husband is a
veterinarian specializing in cats and a focus on Felv cats.
I just got around to joining the list last night after it was suggested a
few weeks ago by my friend Susan Dubose that I might have good resources and
knowledge to off
>>>It just
seems like if everyone is really so concerned about all the kitties out
there
in the world, they would stay on this list just to possibly save a few
more of
them, even if those kitties belong to people you don't agree with. <<<
It's important to stress that people did not leave becau
I think we all can agree that an unspoken disclaimer exists in this
community. None of us is a vet. We give advice based upon experience. It is
understood that we are not prescribing anything as a vet would. If a person
does not agree with a suggestion for a sick cat, it is his/her choice to
speak
Colby, if you're still here, it looks like you need a little of that
true peace yourself. Saying "please" when you're yelling doesn't mean
you're being anything but rude. You apparently subscribed, you have to
unsubscribe yourself. *Please* get a grip.
Diane R.
Colby, on the 1st of every month the administrator sends an email to the
list that includes details of how to unsubscribe.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Colby
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 4:19 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: RE: offlist
HI Jeni
I guess the number one question is, where is this cat?
sally
On 9/27/07, JENI RECA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Seeking home for an adult feluk positive cat (this is not my cat). Male,
> neutered, grey and white, 4 year old cat named scooter. Family especially
> the wife want
Hi Colby,
If you go to this website:
http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/options/felvtalk_felineleukemia.org
You can unsubscribe from this list by enetering your email and clicking on
the "Unsubscribe" button.
Hope that helps.
Kat (Mew Jersey)
On Thu, 27 Sep 2007, Colby wrote:
> Date: Thu, 27 Sep
I've been trying to get off this list for about 5 months now, and the mail wont
stop. CAN YOU PEOPLE PLEASE STOP EMAILING ME?!!
"To acheive true peace, we must first look at ourselves, for the true path to
enlightenment starts from
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