Thank goodness that the word about Stanazolol is starting to get out to these
vets. This is very heartening to me.
Amani
From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Sherri
Godschalk
Sent: August-17-16 3:43 PM
To:
Hi Karen
If the Stanazolol works as expected, his appetite will improve very quickly and
you can put him back on the baby food when that happens.
Amani
From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Karen
Harshbarger
Sent: August-17-16 3:07 PM
To: felvtalk;
Karen
Don't listen about the steroids and the liver. Stanazolol brought my cat back
from a red cell count of 10. If there is a problem with the liver, what is the
downside here? If the Stanazolol doesn't work and the liver gets worse, there
is probably little or anything else that will work.
Karen
I am not going to repeat what many others have already read from me, over and
over again in this group.
If you haven't seen my previous posts, and you want further information, I
shall do my best to dig up my previous posts and re-post. However, the short
answer from me is a
I replied incorrectly to your question on this thread. Bit of amateur. I
am in Fort Wayne, IN
On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 2:01 PM, ROBERT CHAPEL
wrote:
> Sherrie
>
> Where are you located??We have been back and forth SO many times here
> about how to get a vet to
Robert, I am in Fort Wayne, Indiana. This was a no brainer for this vet. I
didn't request it, hadn't read anything about it, I was just looking for
guidance and to find a doctor who would fight this fight with me. He said
"The way we like to treat it is with a different steriod in addition to the
How did you know there was enlarged lymth nodes? Bloodwoork or X-ray or exam?
All I have is blood work listed here. Vet does not want to use steroids of any
kind she said cause liver is already struggling per blood work and steroids can
cause liver illness. I have tried AD and baby food-- he
Sherrie
Where are you located?? We have been back and forth SO many times
here about how to get a vet to prescribe Stanazole and here your vet
prescribes it unbidden At least for a Felv+ cat I'd stay with this
one for a while Really hope your Kitty responds..
On Wed, Aug 17,
First - has the vet checked his mouth for sores?? Then see if your vet will
prescribe Stanzolol 2mg once a day along with the Prednisone once a day. Try
human baby food - chicken - mixed with the AD by syringe - Revival Animal
Supply (on-line) has a food that is for baby kitties but you might
Hello Sherri - thank goodness you changed vets - you know have one smart vet!
This is an awesome site - the participants are empathetic and honest.
Sandy W
- Original Message -
From: "Sherri Godschalk"
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday,
Thanks for accepting me into the group.
The stray kitten that I adopted tested positive for Leukemia two weeks ago.
I was so heartbroken to hear this news. And just as heartbroken to get the
response I did from my vet.
My Bogie, she was always small, playful and a terror, which I loved. She
also
Kitties stop eating for a number of reasons. I can only speak from my
experiences. My FeLV kitty stopped eating and gagged on syringe fed food
when he had enlarged lymph nodes pressing against his stomach and
esophagus. The lymphoma was the end for him, and I wish I had not waited so
long to take
I have not hd experience with this, but will keep you and Cole in my prayers.
Karen Harshbarger wrote:
> I come to you for suggestions for our Cole. We got Cole as a litter rescue
> from our yard
> We feed the strays and a little very young mother left them at
I come to you for suggestions for our Cole. We got Cole as a litter rescue from
our yard
We feed the strays and a little very young mother left them at our door
We already had some house cats so built a kennel to shelter them Outside and
began To look for homes for them. Then two litter kittens
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