We actually roamed the woods around our house until after 1 a.m. with
flashlights looking for Tigger when the door got left open once. We were
frantic and it was cold and snow on the ground etc. I had been all over the
house looking for him in case he had not gotten out but with the door
standing
Well I haven't worried about those things, but I do keep checking Topaz' pads
of his feet to be sure they are bright pink. I could not go through that again
- at least for a while. Either I have been very fortunate or FeLV is getting
more rampant in our area because I have had numerous cats
I've not had to deal with a great deal of stomatitis, but I've heard good
things about cold laser therapy following full mouth extraction. Here's a
url that is interesting (but about FIV cats, not FELV ones).
http://www.fivtherapy.com/gingivostomatitis3.htm?ckattempt=1
On Wed, Jun 15, 2016 at
I hate felv with all of my heart and soul. I wish it was it was something we
could all stomp on and strangle and beat the living daylights out of. I did
laundry tonight and washed the towel from Tucks carrier and vacuumed the porch
rug that had one of his claw sheds on it. I still miss him so
I guess you all have been lucky – or your kitty cats have been lucky –
stomatitis can be horrible – yes bad breath but lesions in the mouth –
infection – not to be taken lightly – especially with an FeLV kitty. Speaking
from experience – dealing with it now.
I do agree 2nd opinions are
Hi Ashley
I echo what Amy has said. Stomatitis usually presents as some reddening of the
gum, usually along the teeth line. It doesn’t usually cause too much of a
problem for the cats, but you might notice bad breath, for example. Sometimes
it might result in the need to extract a tooth, but
Hi Ashley, I am currently dealing with one if my cats who has stomatitis – his
is not FeLV – there is some talk about stomatitis and the Calicivirus and
stomatitis – I’ve done a lot of searching and found lots of sites and
information – one I thought easy to understand – stomatitisincats.com –
Ashley,
My older FeLV boy gets seasonal allergies from April - November where he
has wheezing and chest congestion (No sneezing or watery eyes/nose). He's
been x-rayed for asthma a couple of times but not found much. I give him
lysine but he still has some coughing.
Sorry to hear about your
Any sleep is better than none.
Rachel Dagner wrote:
> There has been a kitty hanging outside work again the last couple of days.
> Luckily very skittish as I won't be taking another one home. I did put some
> of Josie's kitten food and some water out just now. I
There has been a kitty hanging outside work again the last couple of days.
Luckily very skittish as I won't be taking another one home. I did put some
of Josie's kitten food and some water out just now. I actually have a bag of
Purina Kitten Chow at home that they had Josie on, which if you ask me
SOUNDS LIKE HARLEY AND DEE WHEN THEY WERE 3 MONTHS. Harley still knows how to
push my buttons. He also has an attitude (now 4 years), goes to a chair, sinks
his claws in and turns with that "Are you going to let me out or do I destroy
this chair" look. Of course, I let him out, he has me
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