Hi Susan,
When it comes to eyes, I can't swear enough by Lysine. If your kitty is over a
year old, you can give her 500 mg 2x a day of the Lysine (pure/no additives)
mixed into her wet food until it's completely healed. You can get it at a
health food store. My Smookie could not get rid of
Wintson will wink one or both eyes at times (it hasn't happened for a long
time, knock on wood) and his eyes would get red rimmed. This was usually
associated with a stressful event (eg vet visit). L-lysine always does the
trick. He also has acne and I give L-lysine when that occurs.
L
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Hi,
Little Milli is getting better. She still has diahrea to some degree but it's
getting better. Her URI is getting much better although she still coughs and
sneezes a bit.
One of the other FeLV+ Cami has a very very stubborn URI. Initially on
injectable antibiotics he got better really
Thanks to everyone for the info. Autumn is doing better today. You can tell
that her right eye isn't quite right - it seems more glassy than the other.
The steroids make her think she's invincible and she hates her eye drops.
Yesterday after her last dose she ran back over and swatted the bottle
I am so sorry for the loss of BooBoo. I know that nothing I can say can take
away the pain, but I am thinking about your family. I am terribly sorry. He
sounded like such a sweetheart. Peace and blessing to you. *HUGS*
~Susan A.
She sounds like a funny little girl -- I mean as in amusing rather than
peculiar, but probably both apply. ;-) I'm glad she's doing better.
Here's vibes that her eye clears up okay.
Diane R.
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I 've been using a mixture of water or aloe vera, powdered Lysine,
Vitamin C (the stuff for cats), and colostrum. I have a bottle with
lysine and Vit C powder in it. I use about 500 mg lysine, probably
200 or so of Vit C (for me 1/4 tsp of the powder mix), and a capsule
(opened) of
Clarification: Even if you have a kitty that is older than a year, if they are
'small', you might want to check the dosing for Lysine for her weight via a
reliable source.
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the
world - indeed it is the only thing that
Forgot to mention, I do this twice a day. I've always read and heard
that the standard dosage of Lysine for an adult cat is 250-500 mg
twice a day. I usually start off with 500 and reduce at some point to
250 before stopping it completely. It's an amino acid which counters
the effect
Junior takes 500mg L lysine twice a day. I am not sure that it was what
cleared up his eyes, but it is the only part of his supplements I keep him
on.
He is back on Clindamycin and seems less congested. He does have a weird
cough several times a day. Not sure what is causing it but I do worry
I've bought in both. And never had any transfer of the virus. I think the
important thing is to bring in another vaccinated adult, or healthy positive
adult.
t
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Hi all
So Athena just re-tested on ELISA a weak positive. This is 9 weeks from the
first
Beth, I can understand how frustrated and disheartened you are but I would
agree about bringing in another vaccinated adult cat if any. My Lennie has
lived a single life for 19 years and when we discovered Boo had Felv we weren't
concerned because they did not want anything to do with each
Is it possible that he could be aggravated by a food allergy? Has he always
eaten the recovery food?
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the
world - indeed it is the only thing that ever has! ~~~ Margaret Meade ~~~
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Hi everyone -
We have been able to locate an almost 1 year old very healthy FeLV+
neutered male siamese. We will be going to see him in a couple weeks... Do
you think that is 'old enough'? This is only a potential - we don't have to
make a decision quickly. From what I understand, he was
Hi Wendy,
He hasn't always had the Recovery food. He prefers dry food but is not eating.
His nose was stuck shut and his entire face was encrusted with pus when I
pulled him from the shelter. He seems to get a bit better but then worse. I've
been syringing him every few hours for the last two
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