Hi Claudia
I used Forti-Flora on MeMe. I had no idea that it would help her
mouth, but after about three weeks I
noticed that her mouth was greatly improved.
It is made by Purina but my vet said it is a very effective product
and I found that to be true.
I bought it on Amazon (of all
thanks Laurie
As I said to you yesterday, you are a great list mate and friend.
I know you understand.
Jane
xxx
On Mar 5, 2010, at 10:38 AM, Laurieskatz wrote:
Jane, I am so sorry. I did not realize when we talked privately
yesterday
that MeMe took the 10PM flight to heaven just the night
SHARON, PLEASE REMOVE YOURSELF AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE.
Thank you
On Feb 28, 2010, at 8:01 PM, Laurieskatz wrote:
Diane, My response exactly.
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Sent:
Jayson I know that a former list member who lives in New Mexico
inherited a shelter full off cats
when the owner died suddenly. I also know that she has many Felv
kitties and would probably be grateful for some doses. She has been
buying
LTCI from her vet and I am sure a few extra doses
So very sorry for your loss Jason. We all dread the grief you are
feeling.
Jane
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Hi Avia
I've heard about the five year mark and I've also heard the three
year obstacle and I've learned from my cat that
there are no guarantees for any of us.
When I got my cat she was highly symptomatic (URI, swollen glands,
stomatitis, diarrhea...you name it). I have had her for three
so sorry for your loss James. May Little Guy rest in peace.
Jane
On Jan 25, 2010, at 12:26 PM, Sara Kasteleyn wrote:
James...so sorry to learn of the loss of your precious Lyttle Guy. My
thoughts are with you. He was so fortunate to have lived in the
light of
your love.
Sara
no Jason, but if you find that either help I would be open to
researching it.
Jane
On Jan 23, 2010, at 9:29 PM, Jason Michael Canon wrote:
Greetings,
Does anyone have experience using either Epogen or Procrit
concurrently
with LTCI?
Thanks
Dear Jason
I am so sorry. We all live in fear of the sadness and loss you are
experiencing now.
Mozart knows your love and care and he will always be with you.
I wish things could have turned out differently for all of you.
Jane
On Jan 16, 2010, at 3:05 PM, Jason Michael Canon
I've had MeMe for three years, this month. Considering the condition
she was in when we got her she has done
very well.
There are two things that concern me right now and I was wondering if
anyone on the list had any ideas.
Her coat is in terrible condition. It is hard to describe but it
] On Behalf Of Jane Lyons
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: [Felvtalk] question
I've had MeMe for three years, this month. Considering the condition
she was in when we got her she has done
very well.
There are two things that concern me right now and I
I would love to know the answer to your question, too Jason.
I am using LTCI now and have a vet who is willing to come to our house
to give our cat the shot, but has no experience with LTCI. I cannot
find one
in our area who has any experience with it.
I know that Laurie's vet has used it
I'm getting it from a friend (a former list member in NM who is
getting it from her vet and sending it to me). Can you ask someone
out of state to
order it for you and send it to you directly. I cannot imagine that
you would be penalized for excepting a package from out of state? It
really
Alice I am so glad to hear this news. I have been thinking about you.
I am splitting the first 10 dose supply with a woman who used to be
on this list.
MeMe has been stable for almost two years but I am heading your (and
Jenny's) advise
to act now and not wait until things go south. I am
Hi Lorrie
It took me a long time to switch my cat (Felv+) to raw. She refused
any raw
that I first offered her and rejected cat food that had any raw in it.
I have two dogs that I have fed raw to since they were puppies. I
discovered
that when I was preparing their food my cat would jump up
.
Gary
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Sent: Saturday, October 24, 2009 5:51 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Wolfie Update
Gary are their side effects to the Acemannan
Gary are their side effects to the Acemannan?
I have never heard about it from my vets, although they always seem the
last to know. My cat is Felv but stable now although she has
stomatitis. Do you think it
might help?
Thanks
Jane
On Oct 24, 2009, at 12:54 PM, gary wrote:
Hi Belinda,
Sorry
Hi Anna
I can identify with your devastation and can understand the fear and
uncertainty around the diagnosis of a best friend. Most of us have
been there.
The statistics fluctuate, but it has been reported that 80% of cats
have a natural
immunity to FLV, and if you read the archives on
Lorrie wrote:
Thank you for asking people in the group to look into their hearts
to see if these treatments are for the cat or for themselves because
they want to keep the cat alive no matter what it has to endure.
This is an unkind and sanctimonious remark, Lorrie. I hope you are
kinder
to
That is great news, Alice. It is wonderful that they are improving
and that their blood work reflects
the playfulness and energy they now have. Being proactive, rather
than resigned to their slow and
painful demise is real care in my estimation. I am following your
results with a lot of
I've been agonizing about giving MeMe Interferon since I've read
Michael's post.
I have to honestly say that if she is feeling any side effects they
are not apparent. We use one day on and one day off
which may be a help. Since she has been on it, her appetite has
increased dramatically
Lance, we'll keep Ember in our thoughts and prayers. When are you
moving?
Jane
On Sep 28, 2009, at 6:28 PM, Lance wrote:
Ember had a good vet visit. I wish I could convey everything that
the vet said. He doesn't know what's causing the situation. We
decided to send out for a toxo titer,
, 2009, at 6:10 PM, Jane Lyons wrote:
Lance, we'll keep Ember in our thoughts and prayers. When are you
moving?
Jane
On Sep 28, 2009, at 6:28 PM, Lance wrote:
Ember had a good vet visit. I wish I could convey everything that
the vet said. He doesn't know what's causing the situation. We
Lance it is great to hear from you. I realized that you were MIA a
while ago and was hoping that Ember was ok.
I've not had experience with the pupil anomaly but MC's advise about
a vet check sounds right since her wbc
was low. She might be fighting an infection.
Also, Laurie's travel advice
, Sep 7, 2009 at 10:47 PM, Jane Lyons
j.ly...@mindspring.com wrote:
This is such great news about Autumn and hopefully good news for
all of our
kitties. Please keep us updated on her
progress. I want to be able to keep these reports for my vet
(about to be
former vet) who has been so adamant
Sally
I hope Jenny sees this post. You might send another post with Jenny/
Autumn in the
subject. I also hope that you can get your boy through this scary
time until your vet opens on Tuesday.
I hope you can get help for him.
Jaane
On Sep 6, 2009, at 1:37 PM, S. Jewell wrote:
Hi, All,
This is such great news about Autumn and hopefully good news for all
of our kitties. Please keep us updated on her
progress. I want to be able to keep these reports for my vet (about
to be former vet) who has been so adamant
about the lack of testing and science and so hostile to the Imulan
Jenny it is wonderful to hear that Autumn is recovering. I am
praying that TCLI will get her through this. We'll all be waiting for
her progress reports.
I know that many vets are suspicious of treatments outside of
their parameters. My vet was turned off Imulan by their inability to
give
her
This is the third time, in the two plus years that I have been on
this list, that people have come on
to talk about the benefit and promise of Imulan.
Each time this has happened I have asked my vet, then a friends vet,
and then just last week I went back
to my original vet with the
I can really understand your desperation, Alice. I really hope the
Imulan works. We'll be waiting for your
updates and hoping that Rosie and Murphy live a very long life.
Jane
On Aug 30, 2009, at 1:54 PM, Alice Flowers wrote:
After hearing about this product-I called our vet here in
I've gotten MeMe past the three year hurdle using Interferon alpha,
DMG and a raw diet. Considering how sick she was
when we got her, every day is a miracle.
Jane
On Aug 30, 2009, at 3:18 PM, Gloria B. Lane wrote:
I do that too - try things to see what works, when they sound
possible and
I appreciate your input Jenny.
I first heard about Imulan when I joined this list, two years ago,
with a symptomatic Felv
cat. At the time many of the list members were suspicious of the
company that had recently
purchased Imulan because they had terminated an on going, limited,
research
Hi Laurie
I have been composing a reply to your post for a long time.
It is so difficult to know what the right time is. I think MC's
advise; a day too early, rather than five minutes too late is
the best I have ever heard.
I am still wracked with the incredible guilt I felt in treating my 18
Hi Gloria
I've been using it for about 6 months and have followed the
directions given
to me by Franck's Compounding, which is that it has a refrigerator
life of 30 days
for 60ml.
I have been stretching that by giving it on one day and off the next.
I wish I could help you, but I do know
to me the one time that I contacted them.
Amy
--- On Fri, 4/24/09, Jane Lyons j.ly...@mindspring.com wrote:
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Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] YIKES
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Date: Friday, April 24, 2009, 4:41 PM
thanks so much Laurie
On Apr 24, 2009, at 4:08
I just sent a post asking for 'life saving' information from the list.
There was another post that was held by the moderator yesterday that
again, had to do with the treatment and well being of a FELV cat.
Please tell me what is going on.
Jane Lyons
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Subject: Your message to Felvtalk awaits moderator approval
Your mail to 'Felvtalk' with the subject
YIKES
Is being held until the list moderator can review
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Your mail to 'Felvtalk' with the subject
YIKES
Is being held until the list moderator can review
I have been following the horror story about the 21 horses in Florida
who died mysteriously
before a polo match. It has been discovered that the cause of death
was a 'supplement' given
mistakingly by FRANCKS COMPOUNDING LAB in Ocala Florida. Not only is
this tragic for the
poor, innocent
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[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Jane Lyons
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I have been following the horror story about the 21 horses in Florida
who died mysteriously
before
question.
I will forward to another friend who gets it from another vet and
ask her
source.
Laurie
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Hi Judy
We all know what a heartbreak a Felv diagnosis is, but as all of us
on this list know, there is always hope.
Have you tried Nutri-cal? Although I have never used it, I have heard
it described as a highly caloric paste
that is used to help cats maintain weight and also to stimulate
Hi Karen
I would be interested ( as would everyone on this list) in knowing
about the success you have had in treating Felv. Are you representing
or connected in anyway with Immulan ?
Thanks
Jane
On Apr 23, 2009, at 6:32 PM, Karen Griffith wrote:
Judy,
Sorry to hear about your Wilson's
Hi Kerry
I think that MC and Lance know something about it. If you go to the
other Felv group, Sheila Smith's
husband is a vet in Austin,Tx and he has been giving it to his Felv
cats for quite a while. He was available
to talk to vets who were interested in using it. She would be able to
Hi Amanda
My kittie had very swollen glands when we first got her. It took
quite awhile for
them to return to normal. I do not remember exactly how long it took,
but it must
have been several months before they were completely normal. They
were in her neck
and were very enlarged (the
I noticed when we were giving MeMe interferon daily that she became
lethargic
and slept a lot. We are now alternating one day on and one day off
and I think that is working
very well. I would tend to believe your cat before your vet.
Jane
On Apr 14, 2009, at 8:34 PM, souther...@aol.com
Hi Lorrie
This is probably a controversial opinion, but if they are indoor cats
I would not vaccinate them.
I read the book 'Vaccinations for Dogs and Cats' by C Diodoti a few
years ago (she is vaccine researcher) and I have become very cautious
and conservative about vaccinations. If you want to
So sorry that you have lost sweet Bob, Gloria. He was lucky to have
found you.
May he rest in peace.
Jane
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[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Gloria B.
Lane
Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009
As I type this, my male Scottie is lying flat on his back (legs
straight up) in a pool of sunshine. My Felv+ cat
is sitting on his chest washing her face. It is moments like these
when I thank god that my vet was conscious and
knew that this sick kitten stood a chance. That was two years ago
Thank you Jennifer (and your husband) for the work that you are doing
and for joining the group. I know that hospice/rescues like
yours are needed in every community in this country. It is wonderful
that you are able to give love and care
to these special cats. I am sure you have a unique
That is true for me, Sue. My positive is the most wonderful cat I
have ever known. Not only is she sweet, she
is fearless. She walks on a leash with the dogs and is the leader of
the pack. Often we have to wait while she takes tree
brakes (she can run up and down a tree with the agility of a
for hours I completely understand.
Sue
Jane Lyons j.ly...@mindspring.com wrote:
That is true for me, Sue. My positive is the most wonderful cat I
have ever known. Not only is she sweet, she
is fearless. She walks on a leash with the dogs and is the leader of
the pack. Often we have to wait
It is so sad Sue. It is especially sad that her owner will not give
her a chance. Maybe
your vet will find a place for her. Sending some angels your way.
Jane
On Mar 9, 2009, at 3:05 PM, Sue Frank Koren wrote:
My vet just called me about a little kitty with anemia that was
just diagnosed
Dear Vicky
What a heartbrake. I went through a hermangio sarcoma tsunami with a
friend whose Scottie was
diagnosed with it. It is the most dreadful and aggressive cancer and
I can imagine how stressful
the past 19 weeks have been for you and Mickey.
I know what loosing a beloved cat feels
Hi Maria
There is a current, non profit research project being conducted by
Dr. Jean Dodds DVM
and Dr. Ronald Schultz called the Rabies Challenge (Google it). It is
a seven year project
in which they intend to prove that one rabies vaccination will
protect an animal for its lifetime.
Hi
I would think twice about vaccinating a positive kitten. I know that
the vet that
I use would not vaccinate a positive cat because vaccines can stress
and assault
a fragile and compromised immune system.
Can you postpone the appointment and give yourself some
time to do some research
That is great news !
I had not heard about Orozyme for stomatitis. How is it giving? Will
you tell me about it
and how it is working?
Many thanks
Jane
On Feb 16, 2009, at 11:55 AM, Stefania wrote:
I have some good news: my two little ones, Ginny and Babette, are
negatives and well. Ginny
I would bet on l-lycine. I tried everything that my allopathic vet
recommended to get rid of a really bad upper
respiratory. I cannot remember the antibiotics she tried but nothing
worked. Someone on this list
recommended l-lycine and although it took several weeks, it did work.
I also think
Hi Tonya
Maggie's symptoms sound identical to the ones we were dealing with
two years ago.
We used so many supplements and remedies that I am not sure what did
what, but two
years later we have a kittie who seems happy and healthy with the
exception of her
mouth, which somedays seems
We're here. This is MeMe's second year with us and she is
doing remarkably well considering the shape she was in
when we got her. Paws crossed for all of us.
Jane
On Feb 3, 2009, at 5:26 PM, Alice Hanson wrote:
I'm here too. Sophie and Miss Clara are healthy and happy.
alice
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Dear Terrie
I am so sorry for your loss. Your mother sounds like a wonderful person.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Please take care of yourself.
Jane
On Jan 29, 2009, at 9:50 AM, Chris wrote:
Im so sorry for your loss.
Chris
ti...@mindspring.com
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From:
Hi Sidney
I have MeMe on interferon (we alternate days) and we have not had any
stomach problems.
Maybe you should hold off until you get General's stomach issues
resolved.
I hope your vet can help him recover quickly. Please keep us posted.
Jane
On Dec 16, 2008, at 9:34 PM,
Hideyo,
Here is an update from the meeting with Dr. Niels Pedersen.
I wonder if we could share this with the FelV group? I suggested
this to Carol and she thinks that would be a great idea. Are you
still member of the FelV group? If not I can ask Caroline Kaufmann
to crosspost
Thank you for loving and caring for him, Gloria. May sweet B.B. rest
in peace.
Jane
From: Gloria B. Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, December 3, 2008 2:16:05 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] B. B. died - please add to the
One thought Sue..the person who runs this list (James) has financed
it pretty much on his own for
several years. When he had difficulty with the servers and was able
to get things back on line he mentioned
that he would appreciate some help from the group. I think the help
we all get from
I am so sorry Sue. Buzz was so lucky to have found you. He knew he
was loved and cared for. You are both
so lucky to have connected and that bond is eternal.
I know how much you miss him. Please take care.
Jane
Today I had to have my sweet little kitty Buzz PTS. I feel like a
Amy have their been any changes in his mouth?
Leukemia kitties often have inflamed gums which can affect the amount
of food they eat. Have his eating
patterns changed?
I have not heard of weight loss, without any other symptoms being a
warning sign.
Jane
On Nov 21, 2008, at 6:40 PM, Amy
Hi Lisa
Forti-Flora will be fine for a kitten. I used it successfully with mine.
I am rushing out and will write more later.
Jane
On Nov 14, 2008, at 12:55 AM, Lisa Borden wrote:
I am so happy to have found this list. Two weeks ago, I took in a 3
month old kitten. He's a beautiful orange
I am so sorry Chris but so happy that Romeo knew what it meant to be
loved and cared for.
Thank you for his story and for loving and caring for him.
Jane
On Nov 10, 2008, at 4:54 PM, Rosenfeldt, Diane wrote:
Chris, thank you for telling us Romeo's story. He's surely telling
all the
Hi Sue
How is Buzz doing?
Jane
On Nov 10, 2008, at 5:56 PM, Sue Frank Koren wrote:
Chris, I am so sorry to hear about your little Romeo. Thank you
for sharing
his story. Of all the cats it so often seems like the FeLV+ ones
are the
most special of all.
Sue
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!!!
Anyway, thanks for asking about him. I'm sorry it isn't better news.
Sue
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Sent: Monday, November 10, 2008 6:27 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] How is Buzz?
Hi Sue
How is Buzz doing?
Jane
On Nov 10, 2008
Sue
I talked with Hideyo (former list member) who said that she has heard
of people who have had good results
with Leukeran. She also said to caution you to be patient when going
back on the full strength Predinisole. It sometimes
does not work right away.
Something is wrong with her computer
again for your help,
Sue
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Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 5:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Buzzy still has hemolytic anemia
Sue
I talked with Hideyo (former list member) who said that she has heard
Hi Sue
I sent your post to some former list members who might be able to
give you some help.
I know how scary it is. Hopefully they will contact you and will be
able to share their
experience with anemia or maybe someone on the list will.
Hang in there ...we're rooting for Buzz.
Jane
Hi Claudia
I wish I could help you. I think that a good vet is your best hope at
this time.
I (we) can help you if your vet can get her stabilized and out of
this crisis.
I have been able to treat a very sick, Felv kittie with a variety of
treatments,
supplements and interferon alpha. I can
What fabulous news !
On Sep 23, 2008, at 3:54 PM, Marylyn wrote:
that is so wonderful.
On Sep 23, 2008, at 2:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone!
Tweezers tests came back and it is likely that all that is wrong
with him (Besides being positive) is a secondary infection! No
Hi Sue
When I picked up MeMe she was in really terrible shape. I did not
know she was FeLV, but she was unusually small
for a one year old, had a terrible upper respiratory, constant
sneezing, runny nose, diarrhea, stomatitis, swollen
glands, she was really miserable.
It tool us 6 months to
Please tell Michelle that we are with her. It is heartbreaking.
Jane
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How great is that !
Hope Buzz will be feeling great forever.
Jane
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Dear Adrienne
I really understand what you are going through and how difficult it
is to
make decisions with your head while your heart is punctured.
I think of the line in the poem by I Townsend that reads
We who choose to surround ourselves with lives more temporary than
our own
Live within
Gloria (thank you) sent me some great information about Interferon
that someone
called Tally put together for this list a few years ago.
My vet has read it and is learning from Tally and any information I
can give her.
Is anyone using it now? The instructions are contradictory. One piece
is
They gave me a choice of flavors, so I am hoping marshmallow will do
it. Her mouth is inflamed
so it is difficult to open it to squirt something in.
The lab my vet used is charging 70.00 for a 30 day supply. (25.00 of
that is overnight frio packing)
Does that seem right to you? I'm doing 30
day
supply.
Gary
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Sent: Friday, August 22, 2008 4:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Interferon question
They gave me a choice of flavors, so I am hoping marshmallow will do
it. Her mouth
, Jane, but I
would be very interested in reading it and learning any more that
I can.
Good luck!
Jody
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We're thinking and praying for Patches and visualizing a quick recovery.
Jane
On Aug 19, 2008, at 11:09 AM, Rosenfeldt, Diane wrote:
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ansmission in error, please notify the sender immediately and
delete the
Gloria I am going to follow your advice.
My kitten is roughly 2+ years. She was highly symptomatic and recovered
with the exception of mildly inflamed gums. Last week she had a
relapse
with some sneezing and a mild runny nose.
Since we are facing that 2.5 to 3 year danger zone I thought I
A titer is a blood test that measures the amount of disease fighting
anti-bodies in the blood
at the time the blood is drawn.
Vets who try to protect animals from over vaccination use them in a
variety of ways.
Google The Rabies Challenge. There is a trial that is now being
lead by Jean
My homeopathic vet does very few vaccinations. She does rabies titers
whenever possible.
She would never vaccinate a positive cat. I would be very frightened
of any vet who would.
Years ago I had a negative cat who became positive after the FeLV
vaccination.
I would urge everyone to read
Sally, Junior was so handsome. Funny, I always pictured him as a grey
and white kittie.
I'm happy to have finally met him. I can imagine how much you miss him.
Jane
On Aug 1, 2008, at 10:44 PM, Sally Davis wrote:
JJ is adorable
Sharyl
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Great photos Jennifer. Thanks for sending them. It's great to
connect faces with names. They are beautiful.
Jane
On Aug 1, 2008, at 6:38 PM, Jennifer wrote:
Hi everyone. Belinda posted pics of my kitties Morrison, Isobel
and Ash. Check them out :) Thanks Belinda!
Jennifer - PROUD
I hope everyone who can will post photos. It is great to put
a name with a face.
I posted photos of my Felv positive MeMe to encourage anyone
who is discouraged with a diagnosis.
MeMe was highly symptomatic (severe diarrhea, runny nose, constant
sneezing,
giardia, stomatitis, swollen glands, no
It is so good to hear from you Sue. I've been hoping to see good
news about Buzz.
I'm praying that he can make a full recovery and that you can figure
out a diet and
supplement routine that will keep him stable.
We're pulling for you. Please keep us posted.
Jane
On Jul 28, 2008, at
We're sending angels to you and Buzz. It's great he can be seen right
away and
hopefully he'll be treated and be feeling well soon.
We're thinking of you.
Jane
n Jul 25, 2008, at 10:08 AM, Sue Koren wrote:
Thanks, Sally,
Buzz seems to be breathing fast, but I am not sure how he usually
Has anyone ever heard of a highly (FeLV) symptomatic cat who, with
treatment, becomes asymptomatic and then
retests negative?
Jane
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but still FeLV+.
Laurie
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Sent: Monday, July 21, 2008 11:17 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: [Felvtalk] question
Has anyone ever heard of a highly (FeLV) symptomatic cat who
Marylyn
I've been off this list since the server problem. I am so shocked and
saddened to
hear about Dixie. I know how much you loved her and can imagine how
difficult
it must be without her. She is so lucky to have felt safe and loved.
I am so sorry.
Jane
On Jul 14, 2008, at 10:08 PM,
hi guys
this seems to be the last post I have rec'd from the list.
Is something wrong? At one point I was asked to sign in, which I did,
but that
was a long time ago.
I hope everyone is ok ...it feels so strange not being connected.
If anyone can help, I would appreciate it.
On Apr 25,
Hi Sue
Here's my take on Buzz's retest : if he looks and acts like a healthy
cat, if he plays and eats as a
healthy cat would, He's a healthy cat !
I've spent the past year nursing a positive, highly symptomatic
kitten to a place where she looks,
acts, eats, and plays like the
Thinking of you and Buzz with fingers crossed.
Jane
On Apr 24, 2008, at 9:16 AM, Debi Holmes wrote:
Sue,
I will be thinking of you and Buzz all day. I hope the retest
comes back negative! Let us know.
Debi H.
Sue Koren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everybody,
Today after work I will
I do not think mine goes through
On Apr 18, 2008, at 6:15 PM, Sally Davis wrote:
I got this, so I am assuming everything is ok.
Sally
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 5:14 PM, Sally Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
My Mail was bouncing.
Sally
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