Karen,
I remember you (I think. :) You were Baby C's mom
right? The entire C-naming theme? lol. Forgive me if I
am incorrect.
I have the whole litter box thing covered. Wink-wink!
I had requested an Amniocentesis to rule out
Toxoplasmosis back when I was five (5) months (or
twenty (20) weeks)
yep the whole c naming thing that's us
hey I rescue gliders too !!! I have a mom dad and joey right now on the
website.my cats love to stay up all night and watch them
I heard its not good to get dad neutered while the joey is just coming out
of pouch..too much time away even if
That is awful...I don't really know why people think all of this...My Bandy and Little Rascal (who just turned 16) and another that is 13 all live together and share everything...Bandy is FIV and FeLV +, but I wouldn't separate them for the world as they are all big buddies...The other 2 are
Karen,
I am SO glad that I was correct on the C-gang! LOL!
I really try hard to remember everyone, but I
understand that it is literally impossible.
You rescue gliders too? Do you really?! Aww, well GOOD
FOR YOU! I have been a glider-mom for ALMOST three (3)
years now. I adopted my first pair
Over a period of 14yrs and a mix of cats, negative positive, only 2
became positive
Hi Wendy,
Personal use means used on yourself, not your kitties. I believe for
personal use you have to fill out paperwork telling them what condition you
have. Apparently, there is a procedure for importing for use on animals as
several people are importing feline interferon omega. I
Hi Nina,
The interferon I'm talking about is called
"Multiferon" and is manufactured by Viragen in their facility in Sweden.
The distributor I found is Pharmaceutical Solutions, Inc and the contact person
I was given is Craif Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] he is the one who
would help you import
In a message dated 11/2/2005 12:48:37 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No flaming why would anyone flame you?
Oh I remember it did get out of hand.
By the way it was uncalled for.
Just take care of yourself and have husband do the litterboxes. If not possible at times use
Nothing to add, just congratulations on the pending bebe! :) I'm
sure everything will work out just fine, just stay relaxed, let everyone
know they're loved (I've no shame...I will resort to tuna as bribery for
their love... ;) )... LOL! Most of all, enjoy every moment with your
family!
Jen
Hi Sue,
Thanks for sharing the story about the good vet. We're bombarded with
negative human stories way too often, it's nice to know there are plenty
of good ones out there too. When we run across the vets or
organizations that recommend immediate pts upon diagnosis, we should all
report
Hi Lora,
I remember the spraying issue, yes it did get out of hand. I'm sorry
you felt that we had a falling out with you! I think it just got
frustrating for all of us trying to figure out what the heck was making
your cat so spray happy. Sally believes strongly in AC, and she was
sure
Gary,
The reason importing the Feline Interferon Omega is such a hassle is
because it's not approved for use by the FDA. The Human Interferon A is
approved and therefore easier to obtain. Do you know for a fact that
the Multiferon is not approved?
Nina
gary wrote:
Hi Wendy,
Personal
Thanks for the specifics Gary. I'll send an email to my specialty
clinic and ask them if they've ever used it on their patients.
Nina
gary wrote:
'Glenda,
I don't know how much Interferon
Omega costs but the natural interferon I got the pricing on (Multiferon
manufactured
Lora--I'm hardly reading/posting right now due to work pressure BUT
wanted to say congrats to you and your husband on the about-to-be
addition to your family!! And wish you your existing family much
harmony when human baby arrives!
PLUS a heartfelt thankyou to you, along with all the other
Thanks Nina
Daisy is having the injectable Virbac Omega Interferon at first. One
injection a day for five days, then one on day 14 followed by more later (I
can't remember the exact protocol). She may then have it diluted to give
orally or she'll carry on with the injections maybe once a month
My AC, Jasmine talked to Ginger this morning on my behalf this morning,
and she does not feel too great physically, she said that she may have a
thyroid problem, she described as her body is going too fast (like heart
is beating too fast - she said something about -- domelmin??? But I
don't know
I did not know oral interferon helps
stomatitis! My Noah,11, (negative)broke out with it again yesterday
:( He had it badthis past March as well, he's 11 years
old.I have plenty of IFN and will begin him on
it.
Thanks, Del
- Original Message -
From:
Nina
To:
Flames? You deserve a pat on the back and a
hug!
Del
- Original Message -
From:
Lora
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 12:19
AM
Subject: Pregnant Rescue Work
I have a question. Well, it is more of looking forsome
personal
There's loads of useful info. on this site,
including the use of human interferon
http://www.gla.ac.uk/companion/stomatitis.htm
Sue
- Original Message -
From:
Del
Daniels
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 6:18
PM
Subject: Re:
Hi guys,
Hope your day is going well. I have never heard of
animal communication until I started posting here, and
understand what it is, but am having a hard time
believing. Can someone sell this theory to me? I
think I need a little nudge and some stories, too.
Thanks!
:)
Wendy
Nina,
Yes, it is not approved here, www.viragen.com (the manufacturers site tells
you where and what it is approved for. There is a company in the US who
makes another brand of natural interferon but they don't sell it at all and
it is only available for clinical trials. At least that's
Oops, the contacts name is CRAIG Olson, not Craif -
fat fingered the wrong key.
- Original Message -
From:
gary
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 9:40
AM
Subject: Re: Importation of drugs
Hi Nina,
The interferon I'm
Wendy
I don't know if you were a member when I had Bramble so apologies if you
heard this already and to those who have already heard this story as many of you
have.
I had never really attempted animal communication before either but decided
to try following advice from people here when I
Michelle,
Thank you for the beautiful story about Bramble. My
heart was in my throat as I read his story. One of
the reasons I am so frustrated and stressed is that I
don't think Cricket understands what is happening. I
took him to get another IV shot of ImmunoRegulin
yesterday and he must
Here is a great website that an animal communicator
created. Good information on letting go when it's
time.
http://www.katberard.com/com_faq.htm
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Wendy
I don't know if you were a member when I had Bramble
so apologies if you
heard this already and to those
Has never happened to me, in fact, just the opposite, I know for a fact that
none of
my cats have caught FELV from any of those sources, even though there was a
FELV+ cat
sharing those things with them for 18 months.
Jenn
http://ucat.us
http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Adopt a cat from UCAT
When I was pregnant, one of my cats used to sleep on my big belly and in the
baby
cradle. After my baby was born, my cat carefully would sleep curled up beside
her in
the cradle. I never once had any issues between any of my cats and the baby,
they all
got along wonderfully. I think most people
Bones is home and doing GREAT! I really think they did a great job on her spay,
she
came home happy, and active, and more loving than before. They said they all
loved
her, she was so sweet to them while there. She has a pain patch that stays on
for 3
days... but so far she is doing great, you
There is a book called learning their language by Marta Williams - if
you have a chance, give a try to read it.. You might find it a bit
easier to believe than me convincing it - they are basically psychic -
though they hate to be called that.. more like an intuitionist...
anyway, I have used a
Hooray!!! I've been thinking about you guys, I'm so pleased to hear the
good news. She's one special kitty!
N
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bones is home and doing GREAT! I really think they did a great job on her spay,
she
came home happy, and active, and more loving than before. They said
I meant missing people
-Original Message-
From: Hideyo Yamamoto
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 3:02 PM
To: 'felvtalk@felineleukemia.org'
Subject: RE: Animal Communication
There is a book called learning their language by Marta Williams - if
you have a chance, give a try to read
There was a point when I was giving Gracie 3cc of oral interferon
daily. Her gingivitis never looked better.
N
Del Daniels wrote:
I did not know oral interferon helps stomatitis! My Noah,11,
(negative) broke out with it again yesterday :( He had it bad this
past March as well, he's 11
Jenn-
Glad to hear about Bones' successful surgery! Yea!
Breathe easier now.
:)
Wendy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bones is home and doing GREAT! I really think they
did a great job on her spay, she
came home happy, and active, and more loving than
before. They said they all loved
her,
Hideyo-
Thank you for the wonderful information. Very neat
about your sister. I do believe people can be
psychic. Seen too many things that are otherwise
unexplainable. Are your AC's in Texas?
:)
Wendy
__
Start your day with Yahoo! - Make
Sue,
If you ask a vet about mixing + with -, they will tell you not to do
it. Why wouldn't they? It's not their household, the safest course of
action is to keep them apart. Actually, the SAFEST course of action is
to pts, I don't agree with that either, (obviously). I care more about
Terrie,
Thanks for taking the time to reply.
I remember you too. You have used Patricia Schaller in
the past for a few of your kitties and suggested that
I contact her about the spraying, but I agree. The
topic did quickly get out of hand.
Yeah, my husband helps out a great deal with the kids.
Jen,
It is good to hear from you again. How is Charlie? Is
he still with you? There is just something endearing
about a puss in diapers right? lol.
Thanks for the congrats!
True. Remaining calm, cool and collected through the
entire transition will help the kids to relax as well.
An excellent
Neither of my 2 girls. One I got as a kitten and I assume she was positive at birth. Found as a stray living behind a coke machine at a K-Mart. My other was about a year old when she was dumped at my vet's office already positive. Between the two of them they have been in contact with at least 13
I hope you get "negative" results!!!
tonyaSue Taft [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wrote a message here some time ago about an FeLV positive cat a friend had rescued (now called Bungle). He's been doing really well, he's had a course of feline omega interferon which appears to have helped. He's
Hi Nina,
You were the first person to respond to my Massive
Spraying Issue thread, referring me to Patricia
Schaller's website.
It is kinda sad in a way to be remembered as the woman
who had the spray-happy cat. LOL. But it IS the truth!
Does your Ursula still spray?
As far as falling out with
Hi,
When I got my first positive I didn't know she was positive. I had at least 11 other cats at the time that were NOT up to date on their vaccinations. They were 2-3 years off schedule (the adults anyway. kittens were up to date). Anyhow, I spent a lot of money retesting and retesting my
Absolutely no offense taken. I just wasn't sure if you were serious
or not.I just don't know this vet very well,because my vet of choice
quit her practice recently.The main reason was over the people and not her
patients.
And hey! Shooting is as Texan as cowboy boots.I have a
friend who
I've had this problem too. It's annoying. I've tried marking the bag with magic marker, and shortening the line so that I can stand at eye level with the bag and put the cat up on a table...
tBONNIE J KALMBACH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kerry,There are different kinds of fluid bags, I know
Kerry,
I understand all too well about being at work and not
having the time to read and/or reply to posts.
I am a homemaker, a military wife and soon to be a
stay-at-home-mom and I barely have the luxury of being
on-line! So I COMPLETELY understand how busy life can
get... or in my case busIER
Del,
Thank you for your kind words and I hope that Noah
gets to feeling better.
We thought that Dartagnan had Stomatitis for the
longest of time. Fortunately, the veterinarian
concluded that he did not.
He just had severe Feline Gingivitis which was
maintained via extracting his four (4) back
Oh, bless your heart for remembering our Chooch (Charlie)! Sadly,
he passed away, but darn it if he didn't put up a good fight! :) I
still have his little diapers tucked away in a drawer! :)
Two of Charlie's brothers are still going strong...so, in a sort-of
physical sense, Chooch is still
Jenn,
I have seen you around especially on the Angel Wings
Sanctuary thread back in June, but I believe this is
the first time we have actually spoke.
I agree wholeheartedly on human parents becoming
paranoid about their pets when there is a human baby
involved. Thankfully, I am NOT one of them.
Congratulations from me as well!
My sister went through her first pregnancy at 41 a little over a year ago. lol. They had 3 cats and 3 dogs at the time. (Well they still do!)
She had her husband clean the litters, but other than that there have been no real issues. I hope it is the same for you.
One other thing Lora.. you should if at all possible get some help. My sister couldn't keep up with everything for the baby's first year. She lives out of state, so the family's not close enough to help her like we would if she lived here. Taking care of a baby is a full time job, and you
That's great news, Jenn!![EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bones is home and doing GREAT! I really think they did a great job on her spay, shecame home happy, and active, and more loving than before. They said they all lovedher, she was so sweet to them while there. She has a pain patch that stays on for
Tonya,
It has been awhile. Good to hear from you!
I SO appreciated your emails! They made me laugh and
laugh! The story you shared about your sister and baby
Tyler is EXACTLY the same picture I see when I
visualize my little girl growing up in our home!
It is so amazing that you mention Tyler's
I sure hope you all don't get tired of my
newbie questions.If anyone wouldrather email me to discuss off list,
I would welcomeit, at least point me in the right direction so I can read
up on them to help educate myself. I feel like there is much to know, and
I am a sponge. So (deep breathe)
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