I was just wondering when the best time to start treatment for FeLV is? While
the cat is still healthy or best to wait until he/she is visibly sick? Also,
which of the treatments mentioned on the site would you recommend? I am leaning
towards Interferon, just because there seems to be more
Hi
I appreciate all the info on FELV this group provides. I research treatments
suggested and look for a variety of reliable sources to help me care for our
cat, who is presently thriving despite 2 positive tests. The recent postings
regarding black salve and Deva Khalsa gave me some concern.
Vicky,
I would start your kitty on a healthy diet if she is for sure FeLV positive. I
hope that you confirmed the first test with an IFA test, just to be sure. How
old is the cat?
I know there are members of this group, other than myself, that are more
familiar with the diet and meds that
Hi there,
I like to use b complex vitamins for any sort of stress or illness. Cats lose b
vitamins during times of stress and illness. It definitely can boost appetite
and thirst if you ever have a problem with any of that. I will send a link to a
b complex page that has all products u can use
I have my doubts about this black salve too. If it is that much of
a miracle salve vets would surely be using it. I fear this is just
another quack making money on desperate people who want to save their
pets. Human cancer victims fall for these things all the time, and
it is unbelievably cruel
Don't forget, even if the IFA is negative, it only means that it's not in
the bone marrow yet..I have had recent personal experience with that.
From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Lynda Wilson
Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2012 2:50
Thanks for clarifying that there are different forms out there.
On Sun, Feb 19, 2012 at 1:37 PM, GRAS g...@optonline.net wrote:
I beg to differ; I have seen the results of this original formula. This is
NOT the black salve that you read about; it's nothing like it. It's also
not a lot of
From what I have been reading, physicians do use a form of this, bloodroot
mixed with zinc oxide. The zinc oxide is what is so corrosive, The original
remedy has been around for centuries. I'm definitely all for alternative and
natural medicine. If you watch tv at all, you already know what
Hi,Black salve (Neoplasene) isn't quackery. However it must be used with
caution on a cat. I would strongly encourage anyone wishing to use it to join
the Yahoo group
-http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/TheBlackSalveNeoplaseneCancerForum/?yguid=323115008
It is a group with valuable
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