We had a rough night.
I gave Scooter some more liver shake by an eyedropper he didnt
seem to mind that I was gently opening his mouth and squirting it in. Then he slept at the foot of my
bed. Sometime during the night he peed the bed, which is worrisome as hes always been
so good about
Michelle,
I am not a vet, but I know URI's can affect the way
cats eat. They can't small the food. Also the eye
thing could be related to a URI. My vet has used
zithromax to treat stubborn ones...it seems to work.
May you both be blessed.
Dede
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I know she must
Has she been on Lysine? Prayers coming for Lucy... Gloria
On Nov 8, 2006, at 11:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know she must seem like a yoyo or rollercoaster at this point,
but please say prayers for Lucy. She has been extremely lethargic
since yesterday and today only ate 1/2 a jar
Do cats have
sinuses? I don't really know! But if they do, maybe the URI is
affecting her whole face, like a sinus headache. That might account for
the eye pain, or rather, the pain (or maybe just an odd feeling) behind her
eye. Vibes that today's vet visit clears it up!!
From: [EMAIL
Michelle,
Oh my god...I'm praying that is isn't a
tumor behind her eyes and nasal passage. Please don't let this be happening to
Lucy!
I know there was another person on this list that had the same
thing as my Taz.
This is exactly what happen on my original Taz. The only way to
find out
Michelle,
Sending prayers to you and your Lucy. I hope it isn't
a tumor.
Cindy Reasoner
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I know she must seem like a yoyo or rollercoaster at
this point, but please
say prayers for Lucy. She has been extremely
lethargic since yesterday and
today only ate
Have you had a urinalysis done on Scooter? It sounds
like if he is urinating in strange places he may have
a urinary tract infection. He may be in so much pain
from the lesions in his mouth and any teeth that may
need to be extracted. I would try to take him to the
vet today if at all possible.
A really nice large gray/white, now neutered male tested positive for FELV+. If you know anyone who can take him, please email me. He is healthy and about 2 years old.Thanks,Joan
I *love* grey tabbies.
Just wanted to let you know. :)
Leslie
From: Gary Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: What is FIP?Thanks Hideyo, I am glad your greys are healthy, I have a solid grey and a partially tabbied grey that are still healthy, just kind of always wondered about a color link
Michelle, I'm so sorry to hear this. Deep breath. Okay. We know that she had a URI that wasn't treated to completion. And that she has IBD. The appetite, stool, and eye *could* be something else, but there is enough going on here to suspect that it's still the IBD and URI. The danger with not
Peggy,
Hm. Is the peeing related to the mouth, I wonder? First off, it's good that he's hydrated enough to pee, I guess that that goes in the plus column. If he has infection in his mouth, that could have migrated to his urinary tract, I suppose. I would definitely ask your vet about the
Some vets don't like to use Zithromax... we have to get it at our pharmacy, but it works great! Well worth a try if nothing else has worked. Clavamox is notorious for upset tummies...
Leslie =^..^=
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Michelle, I'm so sorry to hear this. Deep breath.
Clavamox doesn't seem like the right thing to go back to. Someone mentioned Zithromax. Is there a atomic bomb type antibiotic? Something that just knocks the crap out of the URI, but quickly? My thought is that any new thing to her system will aggravate the IBD, so if you have to introduce
Hi everyone,
My 6 month old kitten Beatrix is medium-haired. As with many teenagers, her standards of personal hygiene are noton par with the rest of us (being Satchmo and myself). She puts on the act of cleaning herself, but I think that she just copies the position that Satch gets in and has no
Pippin tested negative on her IFA test for FeLV and FIV. We waited 22 weeks between the first test (ELISA) test and the IFA. The vet says shefeels confident in the resultsforseveral reasons: becausePippin was 7 weeks old when she had her first test and she was a faint positive on the ELISA at that
I would personally recommend that you wait
to spay her for a little longer I dont know how long she is.. but
unless its absolutely critical she does (i.e. she is pregnant already),
I really need to ask you to wait for a several different reasons.. especially,
now she is tested negative
Peggy,
Scooter needs food, cats will die very quickly and in a matter of a
few days without food, I know you hear stories of kitties surviving
weeks with out enough food, but believe these are the exceptions NOT the
rule. Has Scooter been to the vet? If so what tests were done and
Hi Hideyo,How old do you think Pippin should be before I get her spayed? She will be 7 months old on the 25th of this month. I don'twant to rush her, but I didn't know if I should do it before she starts going into heat? Your advice is very much appreciated :)Gina Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL
I would wait at least 9 or 10 months of
after --- even to a year ideally again I am very conservatives when
coming to these things, so others may think I worry too much. But losing my
suzi to spaying surgery, and knowing the fact that spaying/neutering could
trigger certain underlying
I have a cat named Winston and I never see him clean
himself. He is about 2 years old now. I found him in
the backyard when he was just about 6 or 7 weeks old.
Bless his heart he is our cat with issues. He will be
allowing you to pet him and then turn around and bite
the crap out of you. I
OMG I have to DISAGREE. read this months cat fancy spay before the first heat reduces the risk of some cancers by 91 % Some studies also show the heat is more stressful than the spay
Inderstand if you lose one its harder but I am over 1000 now and only lost one in all this
Again, I dont expect everyone to agree
with me I have done the same thing to all my cats and none of my cats has
ever cancer --- I dont want to talk about it in terms of statistics because
my cats are not just numbers there was 1/500,000 chance that cats die from
reaction from the
I just read the article! Now I am concerned that I waited too long to have her spayed. She will be 7 months on November 25th and I assume she could go into heat at any time :(Gina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:OMG I have to DISAGREE. read this months cat fancy spay before the first heat
Prayers going up for you and Lucy. Let us know what the doctor says.
elilzabeth
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Subject: Lucy very sick again
I know she must seem like a yoyo or rollercoaster
I have two comments. First, on the issue of dirty bum, I have a large maine
coon cat with extremely long hair. I have to regularly trim is butt hair or
else it gets super dirty. Before I can start cutting, I give him catnip.
This distracts him so he won't bite me. He hates having his hair
Gina,
I wouldn't worry about her going into heat anytime too soon -
Typically, cats do not go into heat from October thru January - it's
Mother Nature's way of preventing kittens from being born in the dead of
winter. Pippin will probably be fine if you want to wait until after
Christmas - then
I will keep Lucy in my prayers.Gina[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I know she must seem like a yoyo or rollercoaster at this point, but please say prayers for Lucy. She has been extremely lethargic since yesterday and today only ate 1/2 a jar of baby food. She is a bit stuffed up and her nose is
I also keep Bob's bum hair trimmed to this day.Gina Chris Behnke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have two comments. First, on the issue of dirty bum, I have a large maine coon cat with extremely long hair. I have to regularly trim is butt hair or else it gets super dirty. Before I can start
I use baby wipes on Antonio. The vet told me that would be fine.
elizabeth
*Save the earth. It's the only planet with chocolate.*
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Sent: Thu, 9 Nov 2006 12:55 PM
Subject: Re: dirty bum bum - OT (as if it
Michelle,
Even tho I haven't been online much these last 2 weeks, I have been
keeping you and Lucy in my prayers. I hope the vet appt can help give
some answers. I'm so sorry it's been such a roller coaster ride for you.
Kat (Mew Jersey)
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Gina,
Congrats on the negative test!!! Yea!!! I think the
anesthetic you are talking about is ISO gas, but
someone here might correct me. Also, fluids before,
during, and after the spay more specifically. The vet
will tell you to confine her for a few days, so your
room might be a great idea.
I use the fragrance free Huggie Supreme baby wipes.
--
Belinda
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There is a newer type of anesthesia called, Sevoflorane even safer than
ISO, I haven't personally used it, but it's supposed to be safer - ask
your vet about it. And ask you can drop her off right before the
surgery and pick her up as soon as she wakes, and that's what I do with
all my cats so
My vet mentioned zithro and said it does not usually cause GI symptoms, but
that she got so sick from the clavamox that he is afraid to try any strong abx
right now. We gave her .25 ml of Immuno-Regulin today, which is a pretty
low dose but he has never used it before and did not feel
Thanks, Leslie. Frank blood (bright red blood) on the outside of
stool does happen with IBD when the problem is in the lower part of the
intestines, which is what she has. So occasionally, when she is having a
flare-up, she gets that. Often, like this time, it is the precursor to getting
Does Baytrill help with an URI? I hope Lucy starts
feeling better soon.
Cindy Reasoner
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My vet mentioned zithro and said it does not usually
cause GI symptoms, but
that she got so sick from the clavamox that he is
afraid to try any strong abx
right
OMG, that's TERRIBLE! That shelter is
going to be KILLING MOST of their cats! What a horrible policy!
Why do you need ammo from the list? All
any of the people at that shelter would have to do is look it up on any website
about FIP, and they'd see how stupid that policy is. They need to be
Poor Lucy, she is in a bad situation.
Can you give her any Vitamin C, or will that kill her IBD?
What about zinc? Anybody know if it's
safe to give cats zinc for URI, like they have human drops of zinc from colds to
go away faster?
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat
I'd take him back in to the vet right
away, that sounds pretty serious to me.
Phaewryn
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I sometimes give my kitties fluid with V-C
(injectable) to flush stuff out..
From:
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Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2006
1:49 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Lucy very sick again
Well, um, it's very old school, but what
about penicillin INJECTIONS? No GI upset at all... You can do it at home if your
vet willshow you how to do it. My dad gave our dogs penicillin shots for
weeks when they had parvo and we couldn't afford treatment when I was a kid
(they both lived
Could it be your shoes or a purse that has been sprayed and you aren't aware of it? Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:My supervisor just called me in for a meeting and apparently people have been complaining that I smell like cat urine.I do have some sprayers. I wash my clothes with
sometimes we can get used to odors and not even notice them, so it's possible.
oxyclean isgood stuff, but you HAVE TO USE ENZYME cleaners!
This stuff works amazingly well; it's my benchmark for all enzyme cleaners. One of my vets used it to clean a suitcase that an INTACT MALE cat sprayed. No
It's possible if body heat or a warm office is kicking in after you've gotten dressed in the morning. I try to keep my clothes in the (barricaded) closet or in drawers. If I leave something on a chair or on the floor, I know I'm asking for trouble. And I ALWAYS smell whatever I'm about to put on.
I guess it could be. They say it isn't all the time, only sometimes. I am concerned I can't smell it.
On 11/9/06, Gina WN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could it be your shoes or a purse that has been sprayed and you aren't aware of it?
Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My supervisor just
Kelly,
I haven't used Oxyclean for urine removal, so I can't say one way or the
other, but my favorite cleaner which can be used on laundry too (as a
pre-treatment) is Simple Solution Cat Spray and Urine Remover.
Drs Foster Smith have it on their website at:
Yes, you could -- and I know that from experience. Thank goodness, finally my best friend told me the truth about this. I, too, was SO embarassed - I sure couldn't smell it myself. Apparently we get used to the smell and can't notice it. You can get those plastic clothes storage bags and put
I don't know if that is logical, but I mean I think we can become desensitized to a scent after a time. Gina WN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I liken the problem of noticing the odor to cigarette smoke in clothes. My mom doesn't notice her clothes smell like it; but I do, as I don't smoke and she
Well, they didn't come to me. They went to my supervisor. So I don't even know for sure who it is. I did ask one of my friends at work and he said he had a bad sense of smell and didn't know what cat urine smelled like. I told him ammonia and he said he had never smelled that either?!? Then he
Oh, it's absolutely logical. We live with 5 cats, and
there's one litterbox that gets used more than others in the back hall.
When I get home I get whacked with pee smell because the landing it's on is at
nose level when you come in the door. Makes me worry that the rest of the
place smells
Thank you all for your baby wipe suggestions, I'll pick some of those up and give her a little trim. She's pretty squirmy, it normally takes two tries for one nail to be clipped, but we get there.
Her sister was a Manx and Beatrix also has the long back legs andthickleg hair that makes her look
Cat urine is pretty strong, I could see where you may not notice it
in the house because you get used to it if you smell it all the time,
but once you're outside I don't think you could miss it. I can smell
walking by bushes kitties use. Is your sense of smell good? Possibly
on your purse
Michelle,
It sounds like a good plan, hopefully the only frustration will be in waiting the URI out. Are the antibiotics for the URI, or just to protect from a secondary infection anyway? So the vet attributed the eye closing to the cold? I hope that that symptom goes away soon.
I'm really
I also use this and like it.
I haven't used Oxyclean for urine removal, so I can't say one way or the
other, but my favorite cleaner which can be used on laundry too (as a
pre-treatment) is Simple Solution Cat Spray and Urine Remover.
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
I had mold in one of the homes I lived in and all of my clothes
smelled moldy and I had no clue until someone told me (every once in a
while I would smell something but wasn't sure what it was or where it
was coming from). Couldn't move right away so had to wash all my
clothes in perfume,
My Doobie can't reach to clean his butt.
It's always got poopie on it. If it gets bad, I use a wad of toilet paper and
pull the chunks off (to which he says "OUCH LADY!"). I've tried wipes and wet
washcloths, but he will NOT let me help him, he downright gets nasty about it.
So, I just try
Kelly - don't be -- but I know you cannot help it -- actually it happens
to me all the time.. people around me sniffs and says you smell like a
cat pee --- it's so embarrassing.. but they know that I am a crazy cat
lady--
So I sort of laugh with them.
I dont use any pain medications
with mine but they all seem recover right away, if you do use, I
strongly recommend not to use injecbales prior to the surgery, but oral pill
After the surgery..
From:
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I love Odo Ban for removing cat urine odors.
It does a marvelous job. There are some people on the list that
havehad problems with it. Like everything, it is right for some
people and not for others.
Someone mentioned the use of perfumes. Please
be aware of the fact that there are lots of
They do go for the shoes, don't they.Seeing as how the complaint came from co-workers to her supervisor, I wouldn't worry too much about any of them being allergic to perfumes. Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I love Odo Ban for removing cat urine odors. It does a marvelous job. There
I just asked my best friend over IM if I smelled like cat pee...she came over and put her head near my shoulder and sniffed and said NOlol..she is so funny..heh.
On 11/9/06, Susan Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They do go for the shoes, don't they.
Seeing as how the complaint came from
Be aware. buy a good book on positive training like clicker training or whatever. But pits are one of the most loving and loyal breeds there are. ANY dog can develop sudden rage. It's just that a pit can cause more damage than a chihuaha that goes ballistic. The 2 friendliest, easy going, child
Prayers for Lucy. The only thing I can think of is herpes in her eyes? Are you giving her any vitamins? Vitamin C definitely upsets the stomach and causes diarrhea.take care, t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I know she must seem like a yoyo or rollercoaster at this point, but please say prayers
Be warned, baby wipes are NOT gentle at
all. Gentle for HUMAN skin, not for other species. I too, bought the unscented
hypoallergenic kind for wiping under the tail andthe nose boogers off
my horse. I used them and her entire nose cracked up and her skin all peeled off
like from a
My vet has a completely different procedure. When a cat goes in to be spayed or
neutered (even dentals, anything they have to knock them out for), they stay for
THREE days. Day one, you drop them off in the morning. They do not do anything
to the
cat except let it settle in and stop freaking out
They make wipes with various purposes for pets (ears,fuzzy-butt, etc)
I knowpetsmart carries them.
Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito"My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely living his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile." - Anonymous
-
I think lots of vets underestimate the impact of the stress to their
bodies by them staying at the clinic -- I am not going to try to
convince you all -- I just have to do what it has worked for my cats -
being home makes them feel a lot faster, again you don't really know
that impact of the
I read the study a couple of weeks ago regarding risk of anesthesia -
for animals for any surgeries (dental/spay/neuter) -- when speaking of
statistics, it's scary -- but again, I don't really rely on statistics-
The bottom line is, any thing we do or don't do, involve risk
unfortunately, and no
Yep, I've been there. The key is to add
a FULL CUP of white vinegar to every wash load in addition to anything else you
use to clean it (the detergent, bleach, oxyclean, etc). And clean the house with
vinegar too, it neutralizes the cat urine smell (and ammonia). On the upholstery
(like the
Yes, I've seen those! I wonder if the
formula is really different, or if it's just really inventive
marketing?
Phaewryn
They make wipes with various purposes for pets
(ears,fuzzy-butt, etc)
I knowpetsmart carries
them.
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OK, ya wanna know what embarrassing is? Try going out to a nice dinner, wait staff reaching over your shoulder constantly to serve the food, fill the water glasses, clear the plates, and only notice when you are leaving that your parrot had pooped on your shoulder. Sadly, this has happened to
Hi Gina
I am going out on a limb with this answer, but generally a cat will not go
into heat at this time of year bc the kittens would be born in the winter.
I have safely waited until January no later than early February to spay
kittens that were born the previous spring. They did not go
Hooray Pippin! Congratulations on the negative test!
Beth
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Pippin tested negative on her IFA test for FeLV and FIV. We waited 22 weeks between the first test (ELISA) test and the IFA. The vet says shefeels confident in the resultsforseveral reasons: becausePippin was 7 weeks
Hoping that Lucy is feeling better again soon...
Best wishes,
Beth
He did attribute it to that. And it happens only sporadically-- once today,
as far as I know.
Thanks, Michelle
In a message dated 11/9/2006 7:59:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Michelle,
It sounds like a good plan, hopefully the only frustration will be in
Thanks to Marilyn
Krieger from Bengal Cat Rescue fro informing me of this new test! This new, I
hadn't even heard of it yet, I will have to pass this along to all the lists I'm
on!I'm sure they know about it on the FIV lists, right MC? I admit I'm on
no mail onFIVCATS2...This is
Thirty some years ago a skunk let loose under our house. The whole house
reeked and I was home from college but had to get away until it aired
out. Anyway, my mom was a teacher then and went to school apparently the
smell had permeated her purse. Talk about embarrassing...yep she stunk!
There are
Why
do I suddenly feel EXHAUSTED? ;-)
The trouble is, once people know you have cats, any little
accidental infraction will brand you the smelly cat lady. This goes to
what Beth said about the power of suggestion. There was a woman who rode
my bus (45 minute each way commute) who told me
Oh wow, is your vet convinced that the
IR is helping, or is he trying to blow the results off? Regardless, I'm so happy
she's feeling better, poopie butt is a rough thing to live with for an extended
period (for cat and human).
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!!
Thanks everyone for your responses. Scooters blood work from Monday
was good, says the vet (I asked for a copy of the results but I cant
interpret any of the numbers). I took him back to the vet this morning for his
dental work. They did an x-ray of
his mouth and found a soft tissue mass,
I called my vet to ask more questions about the spaying procedures they use. This is what they said:*The anesthetic usedis "Isofourane" gas. That is the only anesthetic theyoffer for spay; they feel it is the safest *A full blood panel (when requested)isdonein the morning before the surgery.
Could the mass be an abscess, rather than a tumor? What are they going to do to determine what it is? You are both in my thoughts and prayers and I so hope that maybe it's something benign. Even with the FeLV, I am hoping he will be well.Gina Peggy Ankney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 05:59 PM 11/9/2006, you wrote:
Iso is good, Sevoflourane is a but better but many do not have it. Find
out if they moniter her Oxygen while she is under, Ask for desolving
sutures. I think having an IV line and fluids running is grea and then
you have IV access should you need it,
Thank you :) I will gather allthe suggestions and concerns I get from our list. Then Iwill ask for a phoneconsult with my vet before I make the appt.Gina kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At 05:59 PM 11/9/2006, you wrote:Iso is good, Sevoflourane is a but better but many do not have it. Find
Oh Peggy, I'm so sorry, it really
doesn't sound good does it? Is the vet going to remove the mass on his jaw? If
he does, he can send it in for pathology, and then you'll know if it's cancer.
My Tang cat is missing about 1/4 of his lower jaw on one side, from an injury,
but he does really
Just make sure you let them know that
they are authorized to perform all means necessary to pull her through if she
crashes. Some vets do not "try" to "bring them back" like you expect with
humans. Most vets don't even HAVE automatic respirator units or defibrillators.
Sad, but true. I
Hooray! Congratulations on the neg IFA result! I haven't been able to
keep up on the list and just read the entire thread. I suspect, since
you had Pippin tested at 7 weeks that the faint pos was from her
mother's antibodies and not really an felv infection at all. She's
been healthy and
Oh Kelley! You made me laugh, but I know it's not funny. My poor
husband Bruce has slipped on a pair of christened pants more than once!
He however insists on draping his clothes wherever they fall. I'm
wondering if one of your little angels is marking your closet. I'd get
in there and
Hi Peggy,
Did you tell your vet about his reaction when picked up? About his
having "accidents" outside the litter box? It could just be that he is
in pain, or generally feeling weak and lousy so he doesn't want to be
picked up or fussed over, but I would suspect abdominal pain, or
possibly a
Hi Elizabeth,
I'm glad to come in late and find Antonio's problem diagnosed and dealt
with! Poor chubby boy. I just spent 2 days biting my nails and giving
my little dog Vladimir pain meds after having to help him with the same
problem. He's feeling much better today. He has a history of
I can only add that in January of 1993 I had to fly to Boston because
my Dad was in the hospital dying, I had to board all 5 (4 positives,
Teenye later turned negative and remained so for the rest of her life)
of my guys at the vets because I was on a plane in 4 hours and didn't
have time to
Hi Michelle,
I'm relieved to hear Lucy is feeling and eating better. I did give
Gypsy Penicillin injections when her IBD was at it's worst. They didn't
seem to help her, but then nothing seemed to help her at the time.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I never heard of cats getting straight
it would be for her uri, not for the ibd. the hope would be it would not
vex her ibd.
michelle
In a message dated 11/9/2006 10:46:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi
Michelle,I'm relieved to hear Lucy is feeling and eating better. I
did give Gypsy Penicillin
vitamin C would probably be terrible for her ibd, though. that's the
catch-22.
michelle
In a message dated 11/9/2006 10:27:11 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I sometimes give my
kitties fluid with V-C (injectable) to flush stuff
out..
I think you should try to get him looked at by an internist. FeLV+
cats are more prone to lymphoma (a LOT more prone), but respond to chemo as well
as negative cats, though the remissions can be shorter. chemo does not
tend to make them sick like with humans, and it is often very effective
Hi ,I was hoping for some prayers and good thought for these 2 great guys.They are not doing so well and are at the clinic.Thank you all so much. Sherry
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Sending peaceful and healing vibes out
to Gus and Evander. What do they look like? It helps me to visualize the vibes
in their direction.
Phaewryn
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SpayNeuter services in VT, and Emergency Financial
Blessings and angels to both of them. And to
you for caring.
If you have men who will exclude any of God's
creatures
from the shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men who
will deal likewise with their fellow
man.
St. Francis
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From:
A URI could cause the kind of pain you are talking
about.
I could not swear to it but I think my alternative
vet would use a laser pointer around the mass in the mouth (without opening the
mouth itself). I've seen her use it for such and it has helped. She
has shown me where to use it on
Thank you, Hideyo, I will do that. She is beautiful and spunky, everybody smiles at the sight of her...
BethOriginal Message from Hideyo:Sorry, what I meant to say is that being a shy kitty at my house means that they do not take stress form other kitties very well.. as they get intimated by
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