Sugar fuels cancer? That's a new one to me. I will have to look in to that.
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Interesting.
All the facts I could find were directed at humans with cancer though, not
felines, thus it's hard to say for sure if this all applies, because we
generally don't consider fruits, vegetables and grains as good food choices
for cats. Perhaps though, supplementing with a high fiber supp
It's real easy, just log in to your paypal account, and there's a tab at the
top that says "Merchant Services" click on that, then when that page loads,
scroll down and on the far right-hand side of the screen is a box that's
titled "Key Features", one of the links in it is "donations", if you clic
No, you can give benadryl in it's pill form, get the tablets, not the
caplets, and break one in half, that is a safe cat dose! 1/2 of a 25MG
tablet, or 12.5MG is the usual cat dose.
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Children's benadryl is so diluted you have to give such a large amount to a
cat it's not practical. I think it's like a whole teaspoon or more to equal
a 12.5MG dose. The adult pills are much easier, they are already small, and
once you cut them in half, they are VERY easy to get into a cat (you ca
.25MG? Are you sure about that MC? That isn't enough to do anything, I don't
think. The standard does is 12.5MG.
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Wow... so, what's the cure for it in humans anyways? Just curious if I might
have had it when I was younger, but took something that killed it since...
in which case, I'm going to start eating infected cat poo to re-infect
myself! Anybody got an infected cat I can borrow some poo from? LOL!
Maybe
Whitey just got his first home bath (they washed his butt once at the vet
hospital), I just changed out of my water soaked clothes (he was the third
in line, and the first one was not a happy camper). He was amazing. I sat
him in the sink, and we had a little talk about how this wasn't going to
hur
That's the thing about FELV Sally, it's just unpredictable. I don't think
there's anything you should have done differently, and I wouldn't have done
anything differently from what you did. It's just hard when you lose a baby.
Everyone has those thoughts of self-doubt, the "what if's", the "Maybe i
I just got over a terrible cold myself, so I understand how your kitties
feel! It can be brought in that same way as a human cold (they are both
viruses), so it's possible you brought it in the house on you, if you
visited a shelter, or touched any outside cats, it could have come in on
your hands
Oh, wow, my Miranda is technically a "blue tabby" then! All this time I have
called her gray/silver.
http://ucat.us/Miranda2005-2.jpg (granted the lighting here makes her look
pink)
http://ucat.us/Miranda12-26-2006-3.jpg
http://ucat.us/Miranda12-26-2006-4.jpg
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FELV doesn't usually cause diarrhea (not in itself, though I believe lymphoma
can,
and FELV does cause lymphoma). However, bad food is the #1 cause. Purina is
crap,
throw it away, feed it to the raccoons, just get rid of it. Feed a high quality
kitten food, like Innova, Wellness, or Chicken Soup
I got to doing some digging, and came upwith this...
Purina ONE feline growth ingredients:
Chicken, chicken by-product meal, soy flour, corn gluten meal, brewers rice,
beef tallow preserved with mix d-tocopherols (source of Vitamin E), corn
meal, fish meal, poultry by-product meal, natural flavor
That may be the case. I do find it bizarre that all of a sudden I'm getting
so many positives for trich... but then, there wasn't a test before, so that
explains why I just began to find them. Err DUH! If you don't test for it,
you don't KNOW about it. I just am glad it's finally becoming known, be
Oh yeah, I completely understand! I don't do raw or homemade myself for JUST
that
reason, too much effort (and money)! It might be ok to just feed him the
chicken and
turkey you are plus a bit of a general supplement, like say Feline Missing
Link, or
Vita-tabs, or anything just as a general vita
probiotics are good, no matter what you feed, I would continue to add the
probiotics!
I'm currently using the Purina fortiflora packs myself, as my vet sent my cat
home
from the hospital with an opened box, and I think it's a good product, he seems
improved already. Normally I wouldn't buy anythi
How does the poo smell (fouler than usual diarrhea)? Is it greenish at all? Is
it a
pattie-like consistency, similar to cow patties? Trich is usually greenish cow
pattie
like poo with a TERRIBLE smell, very odorific.
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I don't know, but she sounds like she is having either cramps or gas. I
really don't know what to do about cramps in an IBD cat... but MAYBE a heat
pack under he belly could make her more comfortable. But as to why now, and
not before, I have no idea. Maybe before she was just hiding her pain
bette
so it's light in color? It could still be trich though, even if it's not the
right
color, I would do the testing and see what comes up. Maybe take in a "mixed" poo
sample from the box, a dab from each kitten. How long ago were they weaned? I
missed
their age I think? Is it patty-like, it holds it
Mine get occasional fancy feast too, it's not too bad if it's limited to a
snack, and
not the primary food source. I use it to hide medicine in all the time, it's a
great
kitty junk food. Just remember that's what it is, and use it accordingly. You
wouldn't eat a big mac and a large fry for all y
Maybe you vet could give her something for the pain, at least. The IBD is so
hard, because anything you can normally give to a cat to help them makes the
IBD flare up. I feel bad for her and you! I'm glad I don't have any IBD
here, it would drive me insane, I think. What about Slippery Elm? Hasn't
An interesting topic that always peaks my interest. I believe there are a
few zoonotic diseases that can have upper respiratory effets in both cats
and humans, and are transmissible visa-versa, namely Chlamydia and
Tuberculosis (both very rare) come to mind, but there's another too, that I
can't fi
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