Hi Cougar Clan-
My little ones are very spoiled and I believe lead a very stress free
lifestyle. The only thing that I think stresses Nibbler out is getting his
vitamins and Prt Tinic via liquid syringe orally. He doesn't like the taste at
all and he needs this done a few times a day. I
Hi Diane-
I am not sure how much my vet knows about FeLV. I am very thankful and
grateful to have her help. She is very busy and always listens to my constant
questions. However, she keeps telling me that its the FeLV running its course
and there's nothing I can do. However, I've been
Hi Belinda-
All 3 kittens, Nibbler, Brillo and Desmond all got antibiotics when we got them
at 4 weeks old. Brillo and Desmond kicked the upper resp after a couple weeks
but Nibbler hasn't. He was on them for another 6 or 7 weeks after that but we
had to take him off about 2 weeks ago because
Gloria, didn't you have some luck with your kitties and vitamin c
when they had upper respiratory's.
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Good for you, Allison! The wonderful people here have a HUGE amount of
knowledge that will be invaluable to you. Good luckand bless you for
giving this kitty a loving home!
Debbie (COL)
Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle Philo
From: panchobri...@hotmail.com
Hi Crystal,
Are you far from Cornell University in NY? I recently took my cat to see an
internal med there and have been incredibly pleased with her knowledge and
compassion. She is the only one who has not given up on my leuk positive cat.
I'd be happy to send you her name if it's a trip
Amy-
That's only an 1 1/2 from me! I would love her name and contact info please!
Crystal
Amy
Thu, 19 Nov 2009 05:13:44 -0800
Hi Crystal,
Are you far from Cornell University in NY? I recently took my cat to see an
internal med there and have been incredibly pleased with her knowledge
Hello Crystal,
I love the people in this group. They are compassionate and knowledgable.
Here are my suggestions.
1. The upper respiratory infection - common in felv kittens. I have fought
this battle. As far as an effective antibiotic - Azithromycin works
wonders. It is not currently
Amy-
I just found out its actually 4 1/2 hours away from me instead of 1 1/2. I
don't think I can make that drive right now.
Thanks, Crystal
Amy-
That's only an 1 1/2 from me! I would love her name and contact info please!
Crystal
Amy
Thu, 19 Nov 2009 05:13:44 -0800
Hi Crystal,
Are
Lorrie,
Yes, I think raw is the best also. If you go to those websites, they give
you step-by-step instructions on how to make it. You have to be careful to
follow the recommended proportions. It does take a little time to convince
the cats that this is what they should be eating. One of mine,
A funny story- my husband suddenly decided that he would feed a raw diet
to the cats
and invested a lot of money in meat and supplements according to a good
recipe he found.
Not one cat out of about 12 would touch it. Turns out he had purchased (a
big!) bottle of lemon-flavored
fish oil to
Hi Lorrie
It took me a long time to switch my cat (Felv+) to raw. She refused
any raw
that I first offered her and rejected cat food that had any raw in it.
I have two dogs that I have fed raw to since they were puppies. I
discovered
that when I was preparing their food my cat would jump up
Crystal, have you tried a raw food for him? When I first got my positive
kitty, she had uncontrollable (bloody)
diarrhea, and I tried every food I could. The only thing that stopped it
was a raw food consisting of chicken and bones (among other ingredients).
She was on antibiotics, fortiflora,
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You might try to add a little pumpkin to his food. Real canned
pumpkin, not pie filling. I keep several cans on hand because of the
ferals at Mom's. Most are not touchable and you can only do what you
can do for them. My vets use psyllium (just a pinch).
On Nov 19, 2009, at 4:26 PM,
I have to chime in on the raw food. I started cooking for Dixie after
the cat/dog food scare a few years ago and no longer feed my kept cats
any thing with grain. The ferals get Purina dry and canned (I don't
know of any recalls involving their products). I discovered Primal
Raw and
Hi all,
I have a positive who has a loose lower canine tooth. I have never had this
problem in a cat. She is very clumsy (one bad eye) and I think she has
possibly just ran into something. Anyway, her tooth is now sticking
straight out. I worry that it may be getting infected, or that it may
I would get her to a vet as soon as possible to make sure there isn't an
infection
Abscessed teeth can be a serious issue.
L
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One of my positives started smelling bad and I realized that he had a
serious red line on his gums
near the teeth. The vet said that the gum infection was so bad, his
little front teeth would probably
fall out. Gum infection is quite often seen in positives. Alot of the
infection cleared up
I should have said before that I had called the vet when I first noticed it,
and they said as long as she was eating that she was probably ok. I hate
the thought of stressing her out to take her to the vet if it might just
fall out and be ok. When I first got her (a year ago), all of her upper
Had this recently with one of mine. Her canine tooth was sticking straight out
also, it looked horrible, but took her to vet, person who does dentals there
easily removed the tooth. Came right out in one second, by had, no big deal!
From: Laurieskatz
Hi, All,
Just dropping in to post about the success I have had in
reversing FIP in one of my kittens. As most of you know, I
lost my FeLV+ boy Lukey in October and we were never sure
what actually caused his death, as though we were able to
improve his red blood count with a transfusion and
Hello Crystal,
I love the people in this group. They are compassionate and knowledgable.
Here are my suggestions.
1. The upper respiratory infection - common in felv kittens. I have fought
this battle. As far as an effective antibiotic - Azithromycin works
wonders. It is not currently
Hi, All,
Just dropping in to post about the success I have had in
reversing FIP in one of my kittens. As most of you know, I
lost my FeLV+ boy Lukey in October and we were never sure
what actually caused his death, as though we were able to
improve his red blood count with a transfusion and
I'm Very glad that Angelica has gotten better. However, at least with what
you wrote, I don't see a diagnosis of FIP. Was this a diagnosis made by a
vet? Were there some tests run with results that were indicative of FIP, or
was this just from observation of clinical signs?
Gary
Gary,
Angelica's litter mate Chuckie died from confirmed FIP on
November 11 with exactly the same symptoms and Angelica
became symptomatic just about 10 days after Chuckie
manifested with the disease. They were hospitalized
together but Chuckie's disease was too advanced by the time
we were
Gary,
Angelica's litter mate Chuckie died from confirmed FIP on
November 11 with exactly the same symptoms and Angelica
became symptomatic just about 10 days after Chuckie
manifested with the disease. They were hospitalized
together but Chuckie's disease was too advanced by the time
we were
I want a solution to FIP. FIP has killed cats in my care and ravaged my
spirit. I do not foster tiny kittens because I cannot deal with FIP. So I
want this to be real, a real solution to FIP. But I have to say
The only way to make a definitive diagnoe of FIP is by necropsy. Was a
I just posted the history about this and the testing that
was performed a few minutes ago. If you need more
information, let me know.
Sally Snyder Jewell, Marketing Director
Tower Laboratories Corporation
www.HeartTech.com
1-877-TOWER-LABS
Practicing Medicine Without a License? The Story of
I just posted the history about this and the testing that
was performed a few minutes ago. If you need more
information, let me know.
Sally Snyder Jewell, Marketing Director
Tower Laboratories Corporation
www.HeartTech.com
1-877-TOWER-LABS
Practicing Medicine Without a License? The Story of
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