Anybody in the Nashville or Tennessee area ?
please *call* me at 615-662-2386
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Hi All,
I know this is a major shot in the dark, but here goes: I was contacted
by a woman who took a friendly stray female kitten to
Seeing how money is the number one priority there (in my opinion), I agree.
Those moderators didn't want to lose any potential funding, in my opinion.
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties
http://bemikitties.com
Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
I've never had any luck with the plug ins..always use the sprays. They
work in a more concentrated area instead of trying to do the whole house/room.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
What I have is Vet Viralys which I got from my vet. It says use 1/2 scoop
(one scoop = 250 mg of l-lysine) twice a day for kittens under 6 months and
1 scoop for cats over six months but that the dosage can be adjusted. My
vet didn't think oding would cause a problem. I don't know if this
Scamper is still with you and loves you both so much. He didn't want to
leave you but just had to. His body was failing him. It was just a body,
but what a beautiful body. And he loved to have it rubbed and cuddled. But
he is still here. Talk to him and ask him to visit. He will and ask
Sam and Marcia,I am so sorry for the loss of your precious Scamper.Hugs to you
both.
Sherry
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Please add our cat Scamper of 18 years to the CLS list. He lost his
fight with cancer and CRF, he died in my arms. He will go to the rainbow
bridge to
So very sorry for your loss. It hurts way too much.
Dede
--- Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sam and Marcia,I am so sorry for the loss of your
precious Scamper.Hugs to you both.
Sherry
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Please add our cat Scamper of 18 years to the CLS
I picked her up at 7:00 am. She seems much improved to me. She is
looking around and growling. Still taking nothing by mouth, on fluids
and tube feeding. They have narrowed the diagnosis to dry FIP or
toxo. Not sure why brain cancer is not in the picture anymore or if
they just didnt' write
Wendy I think that giardia is most often contracted from
contaminated water.
I found MeMe through a photo on Petfinders. It was two months
after NoNo died and there was something about her face that
struck a cord. I called the 'shelter' and was told that she was just
getting over an upper
I use the l-lysine from a health food store, the powder inside a capsule,
250-500 mg once a day. It's an amino acid and is water soluble so any excess
is excreted in the urine. Hard to OD on l-lysine.
Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What I have is Vet Viralys which I got from
my vet. It
Thats horrible! I hate to hear of people putting down or giving up pets because
of new wives, girlfriends, boyfriends- whatever- when I was dating it was like-
no- it is a package deal- me and my furchildren- take me as I am or leave
meespecially since I fought so hard to keep Satine alive.
Ever since we added 2 kittens to our household last July (they were initially
fosters but due to illness and other issues we ended up keeping them), our cat
Stinky (how appropro) has been peeing everywhere. Thank goodness we have only
one area rug -- which of course, he does not pee on. He pees
I'm glad she's improved! I guess the news is better
than you expected? Can they treat the toxo? If so,
what do they treat it with? Are they waiting on lab
results to verify it?
Sorry I have so many questions. I'm curious and keep
the info. for further reference.
:)
Wendy
--- Kelley Saveika
Do you believe this storyevery day, I feed my front yard and back yard cats
(I love in a townhome attached on both sides)..and have done so since we moved
into the City in 1998. Last May my elderly neighbor moved out (she was pet
friendly and had volunteered at the Humane Society) and new
Jenna,
What a wonderful tribute to Satine that you brought
another kitty home to love. And what a lucky kitty!
Hoping for many happy and healthy years to come with
your new addition. And I'm with you...when I was
single, any guy that didn't like my cats was history.
Package deal, like you
Anita, that sounds more like spraying to me a direct reaction to the
newcomers. Very common. In time hopefully it will decrease. I had to
deal with it too for years. My piano was ruined needs total
refinishing. But that can be done at some point. I can't cuddle my
piano love it feel its
Anita,
Maybe changing his name would help...lol.
;)
Wendy
--- Stray Cat Alliance
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Ever since we added 2 kittens to our household last
July (they were initially fosters but due to illness
and other issues we ended up keeping them), our cat
Stinky (how appropro) has
Some in our group have had great luck using Elavil for cats that pee
inappropriately. I think the way it was done, was to give it orally
(or use ear cream) for 2 weeks, then gradually reduce it (like every
other day) until the behavior showed up again, then administer as
appropriate
I have heard Elavil works well for some. My Shimmer is on the highest
allowable dose and pees on everything anyway.
On 5/29/07, Gloria Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some in our group have had great luck using Elavil for cats that pee
inappropriately. I think the way it was done, was to give
I've also know some folks use Valium. One source on the internet
praised Prosac. I don't know much about it from personal experience.
Gloria
On May 29, 2007, at 10:28 AM, Kelley Saveika wrote:
I have heard Elavil works well for some. My Shimmer is on the highest
allowable dose and pees
And also Prozac and Buspar
Gloria Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've also know some folks use Valium.
One source on the internet
praised Prosac. I don't know much about it from personal experience.
Gloria
On May 29, 2007, at 10:28 AM, Kelley Saveika wrote:
I have heard Elavil works well
THey can treat toxo. It is treated with clindamycin (sp?). They
haven't tested for it. It has to be sent out to a lab and it takes a
while to get the results back apparently. I okayed the treatment
since it wouldn't hurt anything and might help.
If it is dry FIP or brain cancer, there aren'
Anita,
I'm so sorry. That stinks that your new neighbor is
being a jerk. Saying you're going to kill an animal
is very serious and cruel. Is it an option for you to
speak with the wife when he is not home? Maybe she
doesn't know that he did this. Also, could you talk
to the ferals the next
Hey Anita,
This is one of my worst nightmares. The apathy in my less than
desirable neighborhood causes my overcrowded rescue efforts, but it also
has the benefit of protecting me from just this sort of thing. I know
how distasteful this suggestion is going to sound, but I think your best
I spoke to my homeopathic vet today and she
does not know about Virbagen Omega but
said she would be very interested in researching it.
Lance can you give me any contact info that I can forward to her?
Also ...I was reading about Immuno Regulin on the Home Page for this
website. Has anyone any
Anita --
As Nina will attest, over on the feral_cats yahoogroup this is referred
to as being vanilla and has been proven as one of the best ways to
deal with ignorant and/or hostile people. Hard as it is, maybe it IS
just a case of getting off on the wrong foot, maybe when not assailed,
as he
Thank you all for your wonderful suggestions! I did get my husband to write
down what the neighbor said to him yesterday -- but it is a good idea to write
down everything and dates. I will do my best to muster up niceness when I want
to scream and talk to the neighbor. The wife doesn't speak
Hi Jane,
Tell your vet to contact my specialty clinic about the Interferon
Omega. It's been a while, but hopefully Michelle Rose is still there.
She was great about compiling an FDA packet for vets that wanted to
apply for special dispensation for it. (It has been approved for
veterinary
Believe me, my first reaction would be to retaliate in kind to this
creep, but... Even if the wife did speak english fluently, you're
probably better off approaching the husband. Your objective is to make
him feel important and it's my guess that he doesn't respect his wife's
opinion about
Yah. This is my late dad, the great withholder of stuff because you
didn't ask ME. But I digress. It's sort of telling that the guy asked
to speak to your husband. It's a certain mentality.
Diane R.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Horus I only got to know through e-mails and pic from Dr. Jen.He had to have
one of his eyes removed and was blind in the other.He suffered severe head
trauma and lived at Jens house.He slept next to her every night and purred his
little heart out to her.(I am crying now as I write this) Dr.
Oh dear. Hugs to Jen for all she does and gentle Bridge vibes to Horus.
He had too much trouble in his little life, but obviously also much
love.
Diane R.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sherry DeHaan
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Dear Sherry,
My condolences to you and Dr. Jen. Please let her know that we feel her
pain and admire all she, you and all the folks involved with the shelter
do for these sweet angels. Thank you for continuously putting your
hearts in the line of fire in order to give them the gifts of
Oh Kelly, I did the same thing. It was like it can't
hurt now he is testing + for hemobart and is on
doxy. We can only do what we think is best, and hope
for the best.
God bless you both,
Dede
--- Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
THey can treat toxo. It is treated with clindamycin
If someone hasn't already suggested it, please join the feral cat group at
http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/feral_cats/ (3000+ members nationwide).
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Thanks Susan. I actually do belong to the feral cat group -- great group of
people, just like here! For me, it is so much easier telling other people what
to do in such situations as this but it is so different for some reason, being
in it myself.
Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 12:33:29 -0700From:
I could have a CT scan done, which would rule brain cancer in or out,
but I don't see much reason to do that since brain cancer cannot be
treated.
We could test for toxo, but he says he's never seen a cat w/toxo that
came from Texas - he's only seen one and that cat came from out of
state.
Growling is good.
Consciousness is Causal
and Physicality is its
Manifest.
On May 29, 2007, at 8:22 AM, Kelley Saveika wrote:
I picked her up at 7:00 am. She seems much improved to me. She is
looking around and growling. Still taking nothing by mouth, on fluids
and tube feeding. They
As I recall, giardia is hard to see, sometimes because it has
different stages so it can be a pain. Bless MeMe's little heart--you
got her outta there! Bless your hearts, too. What a story! My Lili
had a bg patch of ringworm on her very tiny self and we all got
it--just tiny
Me, too. Same amount.
Consciousness is Causal
and Physicality is its
Manifestation.
On May 29, 2007, at 8:38 AM, Susan Hoffman wrote:
I use the l-lysine from a health food store, the powder inside a
capsule, 250-500 mg once a day. It's an amino acid and is water
soluble so any excess
First of all, call the police and animal control and report each and
every confrontation you have had with these people, time and date and
what your neighbor has said. We have creep neighbors who trap cats
and release them miles away and apparently also kill them in our
lovely university
All these ideas are so great!
Consciousness is Causal
and Physicality is its
Manifestation.
On May 29, 2007, at 12:37 PM, Nina wrote:
Hey Anita,
This is one of my worst nightmares. The apathy in my less than
desirable neighborhood causes my overcrowded rescue efforts, but it
also has
Oh, great. MORE people who don't speak English. (Sorry, but I know
what that might mean--people from a culture that doesn't respect all
life.)
Consciousness is Causal
and Physicality is its
Manifestation.
On May 29, 2007, at 1:33 PM, Stray Cat Alliance wrote:
Thank you all for your
You need to get them used to eating and excreting on your property.
Try moving the food from the front of the house (a foot or two at a time) to
the back.
You may also want to put out a big litterbox. (I have an under-the-bed
plastic storage box that is the size of 3 normal
Yup, my little darling Sammy Sam is on Interferon but I'm not sure
which. Duh. I'll find out tomorrow when we go in for chemotherapy.
Consciousness is Causal
and Physicality is its
Manifestation.
On May 29, 2007, at 1:31 PM, Nina wrote:
Hi Jane,
Tell your vet to contact my specialty
Poor dear little Horus, in Heaven now with eyes that see and no head
trauma anymore. And he can eat again, all he wants, an run and play
but still return at night to purr by Dr. Jen's side.
Consciousness is Causal
and Physicality is its
Manifestation.
On May 29, 2007, at 2:04 PM, Sherry
Jane,
I just found a website on stomatitis. It's www.dr-addie.com/
stomatitis.html#top
It's British but still very useful as it discusses the disease and
feeding and treatments and also includes references to American labs.
Consciousness is Causal
and Physicality is its
Manifestation.
Hi All,
I haven't been able to respond lately since I've been super busy, but I had
to read this pee thread--it hits close to home. Our Bandit started peeing in
the heat vent--only one vent--for no apparent reason. We tried every natural
remedy we could think of to change the behavior. While I
It would be great if her liver issues were due to hemobart, but i'm not sure
it can cause all the issues she has. She had very high lvls of bilirubin,
but she wasn't anemic at all a week ago. Her liver is enlarged as well,
with some elevated liver enzymes, and then there's the vomiting 2-4
I brought Kisa home from the vet today. She's been fully hydrated and had a
nasal feeding tube in place, with the lovely lampshade around her neck. She is
still very lethargic/depressed, but a little more alert and her eyes look
better. We're still no closer to a proper diagnosis though,
I am surprised she is not on Regaln already...( that is the drug you
mentioned) safe and effective,,it aids in emptying the stomach and
increasins peristalsis ,,so they do not vomit, ask for injectable!!
thanks for the update and keep us posted,
Kelly
I brought Kisa home from the vet
Good, I'm glad you are going to write.
Pam
Melissa Lind wrote:
Hi All,
I haven't been able to respond lately since I've been super busy, but I had
to read this pee thread--it hits close to home. Our Bandit started peeing in
the heat vent--only one vent--for no apparent reason. We tried every
Cassandra,
When you go back tomorrow, you might ask them to give her at least 150
ml of subqs to make for the fluids she's lost in the vomiting. Have
them teach you how to do it too get your supplied with the fluids, the
IV setup needles. This is something you need to be able to do at
At 07:09 AM 5/29/2007, you wrote:
Congratulation on your new family member and to the wonderful; butt
sniffing dogs who have made her welcome,,yeah!!!
Kelly
Thats horrible! I hate to hear of people putting down or giving up
pets because of new wives, girlfriends, boyfriends- whatever-
Metaclopramide should work beautifully. Oh, Lord, vomiting up her
feeding tube, yuck. Poor baby! 35cc seems like a lot of food all at
once but I know she needs a certain amount every day just to stay
even. They said that much? Maybe it was too cold or too warm or too
fast. I've done
Can Cassandra inject the metaclopramide into the port close to the
needle when she is giving little Kisa her subQ fluids? It would save
them both from another stick.
Good idea abt leaving her with the vet maybe.
Consciousness is Causal
and Physicality is its
Manifestation.
On May 29,
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