Ardy
Thank you for your nice compliment. I think that the problem is that doctors
and vets work in a world where they are well aware of the extreme and potent
dangers posed by microorganisms. They presume that the rest of us know it too,
but they don’t realize that precisely BECAUSE of the very
Rachel:
While I would like, of course, to see more people take the animals that
are harder to place, you are hardly to be critiqued for giving a needy
animal(s) a home. I wouldn't take Kittens at my age ( 64) simply
because there is a good chance that I would not outlive them ( with
curr
See --- if the vets office ever explained anything like what you just did, I
would realize the risk is worth it, but they don’t explain things. So you feel
the FeLV vaccine is worth doing then? They sort of steered me against it at the
store, and the shelter where Topaz came from. Topaz is about
AMEN!
Amani Oakley wrote:
> Rachel my dear. You do not disappoint. Kittens need homes too. I have been
> rescuing for years and years, and every once in a while I too decide it’s
> time for a kitten. They perk up the whole household and it is a very
> different experience than with an o
Rachel my dear. You do not disappoint. Kittens need homes too. I have been
rescuing for years and years, and every once in a while I too decide it’s time
for a kitten. They perk up the whole household and it is a very different
experience than with an older cat. But seriously, it’s like picking
My Shorty lost all his hair around the vaccination area. He lost his appetite
and was lethargic. He recovered from that , but later died of seisures and
stroke. Never again will I geet a cat vacinanated.
Ardy Robertson wrote:
> Yes – I know. When we moved to our new home 14 years ago,
I agree! I never go looking for another cat, they come to me, through a
friend, a vet or just show up at my house. I feed them and I am sunk, they
stay. ZI think God is sending me another soul to rescue and a rescue for me.
Ardy Robertson wrote:
> Rachel – you sound like you are goi
Hello Terri,
It's good to see you are still here!
Kat (Mew Jersey)
Sent: Friday, June 10, 2016 at 11:45 PM
From: "Terri Brown"
To: felvtalk
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Different types of FeLV
I think she may have meant the FIV vaccine. FIV vaccines will cause the cat to always test p
Yes, the two I am looking at are girls as well and look very similar to Tucker.
I figure girls have way less of chance for getting blockages. I know I will
disappoint a lot of people on here, as well as some friends that do rescue by
admitting they are young kitties and not old. I do feel a lot
I strongly disagree. "Killed" (inactivated) vaccines contain adjuvants. Those adjuvants have been implicated in the development of FISS in vaccinated cats. Of course, even non-adjuvanted vaccines have resulted in the same, but the name has been changed from VAS to FISS because it nows seems that AN
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