Praying your beloved Hannibal eats enough and recovers soon,
Hideyo. The little sweetheart couldn't be more loved or cared for,
that's for sure.
love and hugs to you both and all your furballs,
Kerry
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Hideyo Yamamoto
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.or
I'm so sorry for all your losses, Sherry. That is so hard to
take. I hope you're a little comforted by the knowledge that
at least Achilles, Bree, Reva and Nike were loved so much by
you. You are an angel for doing what you do.
big hugs, Kerry
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Sher
well, it's got no flavor at all, so that wouldn't be an issue. The preferred/recommended way to dose is to do it orally in the cheek pocket so it can be absorbed there. I would think that while the benefit would be much less than ideal, it's probably better than nothing[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all my vet said he is willing to go if I help him with the plane
tickets.
what info do you guys need
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From: "thecatlady95" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 10:15 PM
Subject: [Special_Needs_Rescue_Cats] FeLV+ Kittens Out of Time in Carrollton,
Texas
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Hello,
There are 3 kittens in Carrollton, Texas who jus
Hideyo,
Many cats with CRF don't eat good or even stop eating, it's pretty
common. If possible try to get atleast 100cc of food into him over the
course of a day even if you have to give him 20cc's every 2 hours or
so. When I was syringing Bailey he absolutely hated it that's why when
Hi Wendy:
Good to hear from you. I also thought that perhaps there should be blood
drawn to get a baseline cbc to be able to watch for a trend, and I'm glad
you suggested it. Will keep everyone posted.
Sandy
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you're so efficient, jenn!
On 5/3/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yep! I sent her the latest one from today as well.
Hi Jenn---this is abt Pam, right? Thanks! Kerry
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Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 200
Thank you Jenn,they are sanctuary cats from where I volunteer,but they all seem like my fur kids.I get so attached.Achilles was one of my favorite boys.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OH my Sherry, you lost them all so closely! I'm so very sorry. That must be so hard! MY deepest sympathy goes out
I'm going to add Rescue Remedy to my FIV+ feral colony's water fountain,
but I'm curious, could I add some Interferon to it as well? Does it work in
plain water, and will they drink it, or does it taste funny?
I've got them on California Natural cat food (dry) free choice, and I
supplement
Yep! I sent her the latest one from today as well.
Hi Jenn---this is abt Pam, right? Thanks! Kerry
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Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 9:37 PM
Subject: Re: To everyone
I already sent them a
OH my Sherry, you lost them all so closely! I'm so very sorry. That must be
so hard! MY deepest sympathy goes out to you, what horrible bad luck.
Jennhttp://ucat.us
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Yeah, dabbing the topical meds on the individual spots is the best way to
medicate for it. It probably wasn't you spreading it, it floats in the air, so
just having the central heat on would be enough to contaminate the entire
house.
Don't worry so much, it's just a little fungus, the same
Wendy, if she's able to kick you in the boobs, you aren't restraining her
right. The
BEST way to restrain a cat (on your own, with no tools or gimmicks) is to put
the cat
on the floor, preferably a SMOOTH floor, so their claws can't get any traction
(bathrooms work well, even IN the bathtub if yo
You can up the calorie intake short term by adding a few teaspoons of
Vita-Cal (a generic of Nutri-Cal) supplement to each feeding. This adds to the
calories without the extra bulk. I always keep a tube on hand. Not sure how it
would be for a CRF kitty though, maybe be way too much protein, h
Wendy,It sounds like you don't have enough on your plate right now. Is there something else you can squeeze in?;)Beccawendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi guys,I am sad to hear that I'm not the only one havingtrouble with kitties behaving in a uncivil feline way. I put Pepper and LuLu, my two origi
First of all,how are you doing? Good I hope. I was wondering if you added or could add a few of my furkids to the CLS? Achilles fiv+ felv+ April 19 Bree felv+ April 22 Reva fiv+ felv+ April 20 Nike April 20 Thank you__Do You Yahoo!?Tired o
Thank you so much, Belinda – wow that’s
a lot of food, huh?
The problem is that my baby Hannibal lost
lots and lots of weight over the course of months for the past few months, and
I should have done something sooner, but since he is feral, I did not want to
stress him out by assist feedin
Hideyo,
On the Assisted Feeding list I'm on, they emphasis more than
worrying about how many calories that you weight your kitty at least in
the beginning and as long as he is maintaining his normal
weight he is getting enough food. Usually with AD they recommend
starting with a can a
Hi, what’s the approximate calorie in take for a kitty per pound?
If using A/D food (just as example), how many cc will it be translated into?
I am assist feeding Hannibal
as he might not be eating enough on his own.. but am not sure exactly how much
- thank you!
Hideyo
Hi guys,
I am sad to hear that I'm not the only one having
trouble with kitties behaving in a uncivil feline way.
I put Pepper and LuLu, my two original kitties, in
our small 6x6 room, with their kitty tree, litter
boxes, and food and water with the intention of
re-training them to use the litter
Sandy,
My Cricket had a heart murmur when he was ill with
anemia as well. Other than the anemia, I don't think
that there were any other health problems going on
when the heart murmur was diagnosed (other than
dehydration/lack of food). Is your Cricket anemic? I
don't think that doctors freak o
Hi guys,
Well, Smookie, the kitty I adopted last month had to
go to the vet a couple of weeks ago because I thought
she had jabbed her eye on something or one of my other
cats had attacked her. But the vet said that she had
a corneal ulcer, and now he thinks that the other eye
that she already lo
Pam,
I haven't been online much in the past couple of weeks
because I had surgery, but I wanted to tell you that I
am sorry you lost your beloved JuneAmy, and I hope
that all the wonderful memories you have of her will
comfort you while you are grieving her loss.
:)
Wendy
--- Kerry MacKenzie <[E
Sorry I have not been reading email much. If you are referring to the Dr.
Lees article on immunoregulin, look on this group's web page (www.felineleukemia.org)
Michelle
In a message dated 4/18/2006 10:30:18 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Do you have a copy of this
Thank you so much, Rachel. Any and all
suggestions are welcome, as I have a goal: envision a home where fights are a
thing of the past. Will definitely let you know how it works.
Sandy
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Rachel
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Thanks for all your replies.. Jenn, I am worried as my 19 yr old Inky now has it...He has a bad skin infection cause he scratches it all the time..I took him in the other day and they cleaned it all up good..she wanted me to put him on the oral fulvicin, too..I told her it made Bandy sick so I ha
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