Where please and how do you purchase Amoxicillin in Mexico? I buy the
powder from my vet at her cost which is outrageous so if I could get
it from Mexico it would be a God send to the small rescue I am
co-founder of and maybe to her too.
And for my two FeLV+ kitties I have a vet that provides huma
My last post to Ben had question marks all through it that I did not type.
Guessing it might be due to the new Yahoo e-mail upgrade. Sorry!
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Do you know if the Interferon is available in Canada or Mexico?
The FDA is a real joke. My husband retired from Pfizer International
Marketing, and I've heard my share of things.those who have worked at
big pharmas end up working at the FDA, and often the reverse is true to -
very handy for the
I will ask my vet as well. Let's keep in touch and share what we find out.
We definitely do not want our money wasted. Thanks for sharing that story.
L
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Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2011 6:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Dexter and Cali are together
Ben
My deepest condolences go out to you and your family, including the other
felines who are sure to miss Dex. What a little sweetheart he must have
been. He was fortunate to have your love and care.
~Bonnie
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Ben,
I'm very sorry to hear about Dexter. He sounds like such a special boy. It's
never easy to know exactly the right time to let such a cherished friend go. I
have lost so many to this disease and I wonder the same things at times. Did
this one suffer? Did I wait too long? Did I miss so
http://www.winnfelinehealth.org/
You know, I've thought a lot about things that could make a difference and
the most important thing that could change right now is the lack of
availability of Virbagen Interferon Omega in the United States. Why in the
world does it make any sense for the FDA to re
Natalie, I have never had this experience either when one of my furbabies
has passed -- but I haven't picked them up or moved them around, perhaps
this is just a gravity issue. I work for the county Medical Examiner, and I
can attest that more often than not, there is some sort of fluid that
escape
I have no idea...do you know what exactly they do? What's their website -
let's look into it.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2011 7:34 PM
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Doesnt the Wynn Foundation do a lot of good work for cats?
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On Jul 6, 2011, at 6:15 PM, Natalie wrote:
> I have no idea - maybe we should all do some searches to see what's out
> there and ask a lot of questions! I'd hate to donate to anyone who mere
What is puzzling about the connection between stomatitis/teeth/gums is that
one could understand if they were in bad shape, but our FIV+ Sox has
gorgeous white teeth and great pink gums. The consensus is that there may
be things going on deep down at the roots, not visible in the mouth. Natalie
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I have no idea - maybe we should all do some searches to see what's out
there and ask a lot of questions! I'd hate to donate to anyone who merely
uses cats for the sake of research; I'd like to see if there's someplace
where they actually treat FeLV+ cats while trying for a cure, not mere
research
Yes, in cats (and in humans) the constant infections and abscesses in a bad
mouth of teeth have all sorts of dire consequences in the rest of the body's
systems. I have never heard anyone who regretted having some or all of their
babies' teeth pulled in the interests of clearing up stomatitis, etc.
Ben, I'm so sorry you and Dexter lost your fight. It happens all too often,
and not from lack of caring or trying -- or from not doing things
differently. Given Dex's condition as you describe it, I don't think the
outcome would have been wildly different if the variables you mention had
been diffe
Ben, same thing happened to my kitty, Crash, that I had adopted from the
local Humane Society. I thought the same. I stayed so long with him to say
good-bye that I noticed the fluid coming out of his nose. I never asked
about it. I think at the time, I did not want to know. He was having a hard
You are most certainly correct, Natalie! Anyone know of a Feline Leukemia
Society to donate to? Is there a group of scientists that are trying to
find a cure or a better treatment plan for this deadly disease? Our poor
babies!!
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I know that when an animal or human being dies, this is supposed to happen -
but in all the years and all the euthanasia I had to have administered,
always holding the animals (cats and dogs), and then staying with them for
about 15 minutes (our vet allows everyone to be alone with them) - it has
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So very sorry for your loss. I post rarely but have been following Dexter's
story and it touched me. About your Euthanasia question - I don't know the
answer but you may want to ask Dr. Cantrell to get the specifics of the
yellow liquid just for your own information (and because you will continue
Ben,
Try not to remember what happened after Dexter gave his small sigh. Take
comfort that his sigh to you was his sign that he could now relax and breath
freely.
What happens after that is just what the body does naturally. Many times, an
animal can urinate or have other fluids that come
It is natural for a body to release fluids and solids as the soul
leaves it. This is true with animals and with people. It is not a
sign of pain. It is a sign of muscle relaxation. This is one reason
a vet may wrap a body in plastic. I never, ever, never have or will
leave a friend to
Thanks so much, everyone. It's been a really hard day for us and I'm
haunted by seeing Dexter this morning struggling so hard to live. You've
all been so wonderful and your kind comments have really helped today - if
anything, we are realizing even more now just how much we love that little
boy.
It is always so sad to hear about any of our little furries succumbing to
this horrible disease; I just wish that there were more available to help
them to feel better or get well. One would think, that after all these
years, there would be more hope for them! What is it about this disease that
ma
My heart is breaking after reading your story! I'm truly sorry Dexter is
gone, but he will live within your heart now.
You did so much for him and he fought the battle as much as he could.
My thoughts are with you at this difficult time.
Lynda
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> honor of Dexter - a wonderful boy who fought with dignity and calm, and
> above all else, the special brand of sweetness that only he had.
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Dear Cathy and Mark,
I didn't realize you lost your little Cali. I'm so sorry for your loss, but
I'm glad that Cali got to know your love and kindess. As I said to Ben, I
pray you find comfort in knowing she's now happy and healthy. And when you
consider that you'll have eternity together, thi
Wanted to send my condolences as I may not post often as but I do read and follow the postings.
It is heart breaking indeed I'm saddened by your loss of Dexter!
I know this feeling all too well.
Remember, he knows how much you loved him and did what you could do. He loved you in return. Bless you f
I was saddened to read that little Dexter has crossed the Rainbow Bridge. He
was a brave warrior in his battle against FeLV. You both did everything you
could to help Dexter in this battle. He is now healthy and chasing
butterflies. I'll light a candle for Dexter tonight.
Sharyl
From:
Ben,
I guess Dexter knew that Cali needed someone to play with from Dallas. We lost
our Cali last Monday and it has been to hard for me to even write about it.
You were so helpful to our little Cali and Dr. Wright was wonderful in the
short time we had to make so many decisions. We only had
else, the special brand of sweetness that only he had.
Thanks, everyone.
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It sounds like Dexter was a wonderful boy. You were lucky to have him & he you.
Beth
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From: Ben Williams
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Dexter
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Date: Wednesday, July 6, 2011, 10:46
Don't ever doubt that you did everything you could for your little guy, and
don't ever doubt that he knew that and loved you for it.
Sounds like he was too tired to stick around, and made the decision on his own.
Dex is free of this awful disease now, and is happily romping around with all
of ou
Dear Ben,
I'm having problems with receiving my email, so I've missed some of what's
transpired with Dexter, but in reading your post, your profound love for him
is so very clear. You did all you could for your dear boy and he knows that.
I lost my beloved dog Jack to cancer last year. He had
Yes, we have had 3 cases (2 rescues of mine, one a friend's so I don't know
his testing status, he could be FIV+ though, he was a big male brought in
from the streets) of full mouth extractions that resulted in a very sick
kitty soon becoming a 'brand new cat". One is a year out from the
extractio
Your cats had stomatitis? And it helped having all teeth removed?
The problem with doing this to a cat with immunodeficiencies is (ours is
FIV+, which is better than FeLV+) obviously slightly more risky! It does
sound rather drastic, doesn't it?
We have several old cats without teeth, and they lo
I'd like to start off this message by thanking all of you for your kind
words regarding Dexter over the past few days - - my wife and I have shared
and appreciated every one of the emails - it's meant a lot to us.
Unfortunately, this morning has proven to be heartbreaking to us both - we
received a
Hope the DMG proves to be helpful, but just thought I'd mention the 3 we've
had who had full mouth extractions were like new cats afterwards, and have
done wonderfully ever since. They were not FELV cats, though.
On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 9:59 AM, Natalie wrote:
> Has any vet ever suggested using
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