Terrie,
Thanks for posting and letting me know since no one
else has. Much appreiated.
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Nope, not yet still waiting for them. I look forward
to seeing them!
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Just curious. Has everyone received their St. Francis
medals? I have not seen an
Can you please add Winky to the CLS for this
week? Winky was one of the FELV+ cats rescued from Angel Wings and placed with
Tad and Marie in Vermont. Marie found him dead under her bed tonight. He had
anemia and a heart murmur. He went very peacefully under their bed, he had been
seen 3 hour
very interesting. not that I use FELV vaccines,
but still, if i did, that would be the one I would use.
Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Adopt a FIV+ cat: http://jenn.rescuegroup.org/FELV/FIV/~~~I
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=res&cd=3&url=http%3A//www.sugarloafanimalclinic.com/purevax.asp&ei=oNr7QsnmNYLKaOXWnVs
there's a FeLV variety, too--i'd thought there was, so i
googled--that's just one of the things that came up..
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MaryChristine
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Hi,
Thanks for the info...Bandy has gotten dex no more often than evry 3 or 4 days...and even gone as long a week a couple of times...I think in the last 6 wks. he has had maybe 7 or 8 injections.. I don't like it either but I thought since it was short acting and no more often than that, it mi
I hear you,, I have over 60 cats and few dogs myself - it's certainly
overwhelming sometimes, but just take a deep breath and take one day at
time and do what you can, and accept the things you can't control... I
know it's not easy to do sometimes, but we are here for you...
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Hi,
Yes, I have heard of Purvax, but it is for Rabies, not for leukemia. I use
it on my cats. It is an annual rabies vaccine, that has been determined not
to cause the vaccine related sarcomas often found with three years rabies
and yearly leukemia vaccines. I have used it for about three years
I am sorry, I haven’t read that all
the strings of messages – but is he getting fluid at least every day?
When my Leo was ill, he couldn’t eat anything and I couldn’t force
feed him, so I gave him fluid every day for 10 days or so – I know
without that, he wouldn’t have made it.. but I am
Hi All
Well they tested pos again- . My Vet decided to do the snap test
again and possibly send one or two out but since they all tested pos,
she told me to save my money... Money is getting tight right now.
I also am afraid but another one (the brother) is starting to get a
swollen belly
Has anyone heard of the new vaccine against Leukemia, called Purevax ?
thank you
Terri
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Terri Durham-Stone
Safe a Life "Spay and Neuter"
Live well, Love much, Laugh Often
Hi Bonnie,
I remember you -- I know what you mean about turning into a lurker --
I've done that too. Busy busy busy! I also am down to 1 supposed
FeLV+. Salome' is the only positive left (but I think she's not really
infected -- every ELISA is positive, but she never gets sick, and she
Bonnie, it's good to see you back and of course we'll send out prayers and vibes and GLOWS for Annie and Collette and Cossette!!! I'm sorry things have been hard the last year, but we're here for you no matter what!
<<<>>Bonnie Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have to admit, I have be
Bonnie,
Big hugs to you and your three elderly girls. How stressful to have
them all going through something at once. We don't care that you
haven't been posting, you know that's not what we're about. I'm praying
for answers and quick recoveries. Take heart, you're not alone.
Nina
I have to admit, I have been only a lurker here for the last year or so. My
teaching schedule and problems in personal life with family type stuff have
kept me pretty busy. I have been reading every email but many times pretty late
and felt awkward responding to some of the sad occurrences over
I had to syringe feed Ginger for two weeks, through bad teeth and a bad URI, before she started eating on her own. Cyproheptadine (periactin) did help her some-- I don't remember if Bramble is already getting this or not. Did you try the liver shake?
Michelle
It sounds to me like it could be lymphoma-- I have heard that can produce fluid too, though it hasn't with any of mine. If it is lymphoma, I would definitely try chemo as it works wonders about half the time and the other half usually helps some.
It took about 2 months, maybe more, to get the fe
Michelle,
I've never had to use a feeding tube, but from what I hear, the kitties
that need them do really well and even enjoy being fed through them when
they adjust to the concept. When Gypsy was so close to death, I would
have welcomed one for her, but she was too weak to undergo the sedati
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Michelle, you're doing so well, getting
enough food into Bramble. That's great to hear.
He's such a trooper--you both
are!
I'm rooting for him--(and hope for your sake
he decides to eat for himself soon!).
take care
Kerry
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Glad to hear he is still hanging in there... I
kinda suspected he would, he is one TOUGH cat!
Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Adopt a FIV+ cat: http://jenn.rescuegroup.org/FELV/FIV/~~~I
collect
Managing with the syringe feeding of Bramble so far - at least he is
getting the food he needs - he is not overly keen on the syringe but is
tolerating it well. He jumped up for his morning cuddle so will just need to see
how we go. He shows no sign of eating for himself yet. I suspect he wil
Thank you so much, Nina! I'm so worried about him and the longer we go without answers, the more my mind runs away with itself!
You know I hope not to need this information, but, as I said to Hideyo, I have to be armed! I've done a reasonably good job of suppressing all the superstitions I was
Hi Hideyo,
Yes, I do know about it; I've almost been afraid to to look for updates on her site (it would be like tempting fate or something). I know it's great information and I need to be armed with all of it. Thank you so much for your good wishes and thoughts!
Julie
Dear Julie
Julie,
I'm so sorry to hear little Tator is showing such alarming symptoms.
It's always difficult to deal with our sick babies, but when even the
specialists don't know what to do, it leaves you feeling esp helpless.
Below is the info for help from my vet's office on ordering the VO. It
usua
Dear Julie –
You probably know about Dr. Addie’s
website regarding FIP as I saw someone extracted some of the content of the
website – she has been dedicating her life for the past 20 years for
diagnosis/treatment of FIP – you could also send Tator Tot’s blood
work to her lab (Glagslow) –
Yeah, my damned money tree hasn't bloomed in
years, I think it's got some kind of tree blight, or was attacked by
locusts!
Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Adopt a FIV+ cat: http://jenn.rescuegroup.org/FELV/FIV/
Thanks SO much for all those links, Jenn. We're still waiting for the cytology on the fluid to get the protein content. I never thought I'd be literally praying for some kind of bacterial peritonitis, but I am!
Julie
p.s. Congratulations on yesterday!!! Best of luck with your allergic fellow;
I don't know Julie, sounds like FIP, but no pain
abd clear fluid... that's unusual, does the fluid have a high protein content?
"The total protein concentration in the effusion
of a cat with FIP is usually greater than 35 g/l and this usually consists of
more globulin than albumin, pushing
Dear Kerry,
You're absolutely correct; I'm so frustrated! I am taking comfort from the fact that he seems quite content (he even played his game of "tapping" my hand when I stopped petting him last night). He's bright and alert. It's so strange; thank you so much for the good vibes and the hug
Thanks for the good wishes, Joan. I'm completely baffled.Joan Doljan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I hope all turns out well. I have never heard of anything like this.
JoanJulie Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I'm really worried about my little man. When I went to visit him la
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Dear
Julie
I feel
for you and Tater Tot so much---you must be desperate to get that report, it's
so frustrating when it drags on. At least he seems happy and is eating while you
wait for that darn report--that must be somewhat of a relief. I'll be
praying that the report come
I hope all turns out well. I have never heard of anything like this.
JoanJulie Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I'm really worried about my little man. When I went to visit him last night, his belly was even more full of fluid. He's on an IV (he's quite dehydrated) and gettin
Hi Everyone,
I'm really worried about my little man. When I went to visit him last night, his belly was even more full of fluid. He's on an IV (he's quite dehydrated) and getting antibiotics for the high WBC. He was quite happy to see me and acting like he felt well. He greedily ate baby food
Terri,
I'm so very sorry; thankfully he spent his too-short life with someone who loved him unconditionally. He'll be watching over you now.
JulieCherie A Gabbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am sorry Terri, but you did the right thing for your kitty. Huggs to you
CherieTerri Durham-Stone <[E
Hi Kerry,
I'm happy to hear that Bandy has gained a bit of weight but is having problems with fever. A really high fever like that can often be symptomatic of something a friend's vet calls a "hot virus". The come kind of out of nowhere, bring a high fever, and tend to resolve on their own. Ho
I don't think 1/2 cc of dex sporadically is that bad for him. How often does he get it?
Michelle
I am sorry Terri, but you did the right thing for your kitty. Huggs to you
CherieTerri Durham-Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
HiI took him in and yes I know it was FIP (if you would of seen his stomach -like someone had blown a huge balloon up inside it and it was just an overnight swelling up)...
Nope, not yet still waiting for them. I look forward to seeing them!
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Just curious. Has everyone received their St. Francismedals? I have not seen any updates posted to thelist.Just wanted to know what the
Just curious. Has everyone received their St. Francis
medals? I have not seen any updates posted to the
list.
Just wanted to know what they looked like and how
everyone chose to display them. The medals sound
really neat.
Lora
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Absolutely, Erika! I'd love to send o
Could Bandy's anemia be related to his original kidney infection? He doesn't have CRF and all kidney function test were normal..I was just wondering if that could have been a cause along with the possibility that he has FIA..
Any suggestions on any other tests that he should have, please let us kn
Bandy has still been having some temp. problems...It was 105.8 on Monday..and once again we gave him 1/2cc dex to bring it down...He responds very rapidly to it, and seems to feel so much better...His PCV was at 30, and he now going to get animal epogen injections twice weekly for maybe just 1 or 2
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