We had Cody's fluoxetine's compounded into a transdermal gel that we
rubbed on the inside of his ear.
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Good idea. You would not forgive yourself if something happened and
you didn't. If you have a holistic/alternative vet in the area you
might consult them. If not, and if you would like, I have the website
of one who will do telelphone consults. Carolyn has used her too.
On Jun 23, 2008,
Hi Everyone!
Saturday I went to a local cat rescue home and adopted a beautiful 16lb. flame
point siamese boy. He is 10 years old and FeLV+.
I have been missing my cuddler, Tucker, so much that I just wanted another
loveable lap cat kitty. There were over 200 cats in that home but when I
Thank you all, you wonderful folks, for the many great suggestions --
I'm passing them on to Gala, my co-worker.
Much appreciated!
Kerry
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Belindajust wanted to clarify. (It was me who started the confusion,
using the term prozac!)
By prozac (below) stopping it completely, do you mean the fluoxetine
that you used--the fluoxetine stopped it completely.?
If the foaming issue is easily fixed (as it seems to be in everyone's
I entered this conversation late, but if this has not been said, then here's my
two cents: Sometimes with a cat that WILL NOT take meds orally, you can go to
the supermarket deli, ask for a chunk of Boar's Head liverwurst (I believe BH
does not contain onion powder, so is safe for cats), take
Hi Kerry,
Yes the flouxetine stopped that all together, he didn't mark while
he was on it. I kept him on it for about 6 months then took him off it
because he was just laying around, thinking it was the flouxetine that
was making him lazy, but come to find out that is just the way Cody
Hooray for Orlando and for you!!
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Thank you!
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I entered this conversation late, but if this has not been said, then
Thanks so much again Belinda and everyone!
Kerry
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Hi Kerry,
Sounds good - better safe than sorry.
Gloria
On Jun 23, 2008, at 8:19 AM, Lynne wrote:
Gloria, I spoke with my vet today and was assured that extra
precautions are
taken with cats like Persians. The anesthetic used is Isoflorine
and she
will be intubated.
Lynne
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I had double pos a few years back - Mr. Black Kitty (MBK) - course he
was kind of scraggly and off the street when I got him. I did no
special medical treatments, but did use special food at some point to
stop diarrhea, worked great. He broke one of his frail legs, but the
vet couldn't
I'm so happy for you two! We never know how long our little friends are going
to be with us, so I don't think you're nuts.
Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito
My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely living his
life, doing what pleases him, and making me
We definitely can't afford Interferon Alpha for someone else's cat. I so
wish we could afford to take care of everyone's cat that needed it, but we
just can't.
He is happy right now
On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 6:15 AM, Gloria Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had double pos a few years back -
DIfferent vets sell it at different prices. If you get the right vet
to sell it to you, you can indeed afford it.I get a large
bottle - maybe quart or more mixed - for $15. I freeze it in
individual containers. Lasts a long time. I was wondering if it was
viable after freezing, a
DIfferent vets sell it at different prices. If you get the right vet
to sell it to you, you can indeed afford it.I get a large
bottle - maybe quart or more mixed - for $15. I freeze it in
individual containers. Lasts a long time. I was wondering if it was
viable after freezing, a
Well, the point for me is that this cat is not our cat. We have to shut
things off somewhere. Donations are not to where we can pay for things like
that.
On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 6:08 PM, Gloria B. Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
DIfferent vets sell it at different prices. If you get the right
Congrats! That's wonderful, Sue. My personal baby is a flame point
mix who's over 10 - not FELV, but he used to hang out with 2 of my
FELV babies who are not gone to the bridge. So I have a soft heart
for flame points.
Gloria
On Jun 24, 2008, at 8:06 AM, Sue Koren wrote:
Hi Everyone!
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