Yep, Pits are awesome dogs, I've known a few of them. It's all about how
they are raised. Other than a good vet exam, and deworming, dogs, even extremely
emaciated ones, generally do great with just food and care. They aren't like
cats in that they don't get fatty liver from starvation.
You mean with her legs all tucked under her, body upright, with her muzzle
resting flat on the surface she's laying on, looking like it would be hard to
breathe? You see any tension over her neck and shoulders, right, from holding
that position?
Yes, that's generally a "sick cat"
Thanks... I advised someone on the Bengal Rescue Network yahoogroup to join
here for advice (she thinks her cat may have cancer, and needs help reading the
CBC panel)... and anyways,I thought well, if she joins, it would be nice
if I was here for her! Things are settled down here pretty well
Just watch her for dehydration. Sub-Q would be better than orally, if she's
not holding anything in that way. Sending healing vibes for her! Try sub-Q
fluids. Maybe just plain boiled chicken (or even raw?)... TINY amounts
though.
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Just in case you get nervous and need to reassure yourself that you're
doing it correctly, here are acouple ofinformational links on tube
feeding. (I missed what type of tube you are feeding through, or I'd post more
specific sites)
http://maxshouse.com/Enteral-Assisted_Feeding.htm
Lock her in the bathroom??? Or Garage? Puppies will do that, put their
heads in places they shouldn't go, LOL! They aren't quite as bright as
cats...
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Absolutely sure? Check out this webpage:
http://www.pitbullsontheweb.com/petbull/findpit.html
(I think most people will be shocked by the results if they take the
quiz)
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Me neither, but I'd seen it before, and failed it... so that's why I posted
it, because I know it's really hard to tell a pit "for sure".
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Sending clarity of mind to Hideyo, and peaceful and healing thoughts for
Dharma.
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Congratulations! It DOES happen, regardless of what some pessimistic vets
seem to think!
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I'm so sorry to hear that Terri. I know how hard it is, but keep telling
yourself you did all you could, and he lived the best life you could give to
him, and he died surrounded with love!
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If the COST of the Metronidazole is a limiting factor, you can buy over the
counter FISH Metronidazole for VERY reasonable prices. You might need to cut the
pills for cats, I'd have to know the dosage to tell you.
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LOL... better tell them not to piss you off... they wouldn't want you
throwing your feces at them. LMAO! Do you by chance work as a technical support
representative? That would be too much to bear, I'd die laughing!
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Herpes and Chlymadia! LOLOL! Too funny! Might as well throw
Tritrichomonosis and Encephalitis into the conversation too, while you're at
it... don't forget rabies!
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I must have missed this conversation, but coming late into it... here
goes:
The serious side effect of the FELV vaccine your vet is worried about is
most likely CANCER. The specific form of cancer associated with the FELV (and
RABIES) vaccine is called Vaccine Associated FibroSarcoma
Your FIV+ cats are much more apt to catch the FELV than your "healthy"
(non-FIV) cats. I would definitely keep this FELV+ baby AWAY from your FIV+
cats! Normally, in healthy adult cats (with good immune systems) it's very hard
to transmit. Cats develop a natural immunity against FELV at
Every Meezer I see, I think of Terrie! Something else I noticed... Terrie,
you got married while I was off the list, didn't you? Your name is different now
I think I don't remember you being a Forker before!
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That would be the 10% dosage. You could even go .2ML safely, if my math
serves me correctly. You could always donate part of the bottle to your local
animal rescue... I'm sure they could use it. You should pour out a smaller
container to pull each individual dose out of, that way you're not
That is absolutely ridiculous. You have EVERY right to you cat's FULL
medical records!
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Scary to think, and I hate to even mention it, but MAYBE there is something
they are hiding, and that's why they wont release the records, because they are
scared of a malpractice suit because of something they did wrong.
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Why did you take on TWENTY SIX foster cats?! Let me get the details
right... in a normal rescue/foster relationship, you would get a call from the
rescue group, asking you to please foster a cat. You would pick the cat up from
the shelter, and a foster plan would be formed at that time. You
The foster parent shall be responsible for the food and
litter provided to the cat during its stay with the foster parent. Any medical attention required by the
cat shall be pre-approved byxxx and shall then be funded byxxx,
except in an emergency. If
emergency medical intervention should
You are the person with the FIV+ cats and the 6 mo old kitten with
a weak positive, correct? I replied in depth to your questions last night, here
is the reply again:
Your FIV+ cats are much more apt to catch the FELV than your "healthy"
(non-FIV) cats. I would definitely keep this FELV+
Yay! Good work Belinda, that's info we could all use at some point, I'm
sure!
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That's sad, a Science Diet box I now cremate, but before I moved up
north (where you can't dig graves 7 months of the year due to frozen ground),
I'd had a cat that had been euthanised. The vet I used had special cardboard
"coffins". They even lined them with baby blankets (I now donate
Ham lunch meat was the only thing Moogie would eat near the end too, that
and halfhalf. Go figure.
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It's ALWAYS good to keep things civil between rescues and rescuers. You
know the saying, keep your friends close, but keep your enemies closer? Well, we
should all try to work together in our own areas of expertise and our own
directions in the rescue world, because we ALL want to achieve
That does sound scary! You mean advice aside from "Take her to the vet
ASAP?" Could be dehydration, that can cause dizziness in humans, I imagine it
could in cats too. Or, it could be that she was gagging so much that she had a
lack of oxygen and passed out (or got faint), I've almost passed
I always insist all treatments occur in the exam room with me present
(other than surgery, of course).
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Well, FIP is likely to run through certain genetically similar cats,
because it's a genetic fault that triggers it in cats, it's thought. So it's
entirely possible that your area has a very NON-diverse breeding cat population,
and so most of the rescues you get are from the same bloodlines.
Just backing up Susan, she's absolutely correct, it's impossible to
diagnose FIP on a LIVING cat. You can hypothesize, but there's no sure
diagnosis. Here are some excerpts from a few various websites that gives a good
basic overview on diagnosing FIP, and the link to genetic factors:
FIP
I was under the impression most of Hideyo's rescues are from the local
stray/feral population the surrounds her home. It seems I recall her mentioning
how many ferals and strays she takes in from just outside her home. (I think it
was, maybe that's been resolved now though?) Hideyo, are
Speaking of toxins and common factors... I once had akitten get into
the foundation (box spring) of an old mattress set I had in an extra room. The
stuffing was toxic to some extent, anyways, he lived, but just goes to show,
toxins are all around us.
(he was unconscious when I found him, he
Cage the cat. If she's in a cage, then she HAS to use the box you've
provided for her. TIME will do the rest. It may take 3 days or so, be
patient.
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I'm so sorry to hear you lost another baby Hideyo...
I know it's a terrible thing to suggest at this time, but are you
considering having the vet do the test for FIP on Dharma's body, now that she is
free from it's confines? I think that you should know for sure... it might save
the next
I have a hairless cat here too, well, he was just in my lap until I just
had to get up to blow my nose from reading about Dharma passing. The scraping,
cultures, and biopsies didn't discover anything on him. He tends to fluctuate
with his baldness. A month or so will go by, and he'll grow
Well, I think sometimes it may freak people out because if the cat is on
the small side, they often have to use the major vein in the neck to draw blood.
On dogs, it's just taken out of a front wrist or leg, on big cats it's usually
the inside of a rear leg, but sometimes, they have to use
LOL... yeah, true Susan! But you might not be able to wring enough out of
an article of clothing for the test. The plastic bag, that would work... Too bad
they can't just take a swabbing from the carpet!
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Don't forget onions... if you're giving her any leftover hamburger helper,
or meatloaf, or anything with any onion, that will cause anemia too. Something I
only learned recently!
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I don't think dizziness is generally considered a symptom of mild anemia. In
severe
cases, of course, cats can pass out, so that could cause dizziness.
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Cats sleep 80% of the day. Keep a log (this means you have to take shifts
watching him or stay up 24 hours), and see what the percentage of sleeping is.
If it's less than 80% of the day/night, then he's perfectly normal.
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Do you do home BG testing between blood curve tests at the vet's
office?You use a home meter and you prick the eartip and get a very tiny
blood droplet. Here's some info about that:
http://www.sugarcats.net/sites/harry/bgtest.htm(how
to home BG test)
http://maxshouse.com/bgtest[1].mpg(video
Those are very nice thoughts about Chatty, I'm sure that's just what he was
doing, forever committing your faces to his memory. Very sweet. You have my
condolences.
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Oh Terrie, I'm so sad for you! Such a long life though, certainly that's
something to be proud of! You did the right thing for him. My condolences go out
to you...
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Of course you can share diseases, just not all of them. The flu is
zoonotic, think BIRD flu (and has been confirmed in a few cats already too, I
believe), and Rabies.
Here's a list that shows the common things that can be transmitted between
cats and humans:
You're welcome, I'm bored to tears, LOL! It gives me something to do when I
can look stuff up for people.
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http://www.handicappedpets.com/Articles/declaw/index.html
Handicapped Pets is working with Jennifer Conrad, from the Paw Project, and
Willow
Evans of Kaleo Productions to produce a documentary for the Paw Project showing
the
damage that declawing does. If you have ANY cats that suffer from
I saw the attachment just fine here. Sickening, really to use tax money
to fund programs that "fatten up" deer, JUST for the sole purpose of someone
going out and killing them. Dude, we like, sell meat in the grocery, all
wrappedup on little stryofoam trays and saranwrap. There's really
Hideyo, I'm so sorry to hear that Olive has passed. Quickly is probably a
blessing, as she did not linger, and enjoyed her life up until the very last day
or so.
I do hope that this time, you will have Olive's body tested for FIP, to get
a definitive diagnosis, so you can be SURE that it is
BLOCKAGE, which KILLS in as fast as 24 hours. Take him NOW, don't wait for
your appointment! Having some poo stuck around the rectal area is a classic
symptom of intestinal blockage, because they can only squeeze a tiny amount out,
so it just oozes out and forms a clump in the area. If it's
Susan, I'm sorry to hear you lost so many babies in September, what a
terrible month it must have been! I'll send good vibes for your currently ill
babies, and I hope you don't suffer any more losses any time soon!
As far as your description of your "shell shock" cat, Daisy, YES, I have
Feed a "lite" food with high
fiber, like Innova Senior... I find it works, even fed free choice. I simply
supplement the "skinny" ones with Nutri-Cal once a day to boost their calorie
intake.
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"He began losing weight about 2 weeks ago - gums pale as snow. Blood
work shows a hematocrit of7 - almost not compatible with
life. He is still somewhat active - gets off the bed to go to the
litterbox and sometimes to the rest of the house. Will eat if I put food
in front of him. His vet
I've personally SEEN a kitten with bad flea anemia bounce back in minutes
with a transfusion. Don't just assume it's the FELV just because he HAS FELV,
you're writing off all other possibilities based on a FELV test result, without
seeking other explanations.
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I'm "missing" about half my original feral colony, so I know how that
feels. Keep a positive outlook, assume he's been "adopted" by a family, and is
comfy inside a home. It will keep you from losing your mind with worry, which
you can't do anything about.
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Yeah, try the lite version of
whatever brand you are currently feeding. I only say high fiber because it makes
them "feel" full, so they eat less of it. My Doobie eats non-stop sometimes, to
the point I think he has an eating disorder, he will eat till he pukes, then go
eat, then puke, then
I know it's not likely, my ferals can't be touched either, but when you
can't DO anything to get them back, is it better to assume the worst, and drive
yourself into depression, or is it better to hope for the best, and keep a
positive outlook so you can continue to help the ones you CAN
That kitten, I referred to earlier, it was a 7 hemocrit, I guess I left
that out in the message. The vet was shocked it was alive, and we did rush a
blood transfusion, luckily (for us, not for poor Sugar), we did keep a blood
donor cat in the office. The kitten went home the same day, after
Yes, unconscionable describes it completely! I was working for a vet
though, it wasn't my office, so I had very little say in the matter. Before I
worked there, he NEVER got out of the cage, since I left, I worry that is again
still in that cage. I considered breaking into the place and
I've had several situations where I contributed to a cat's death. You can
let it eat you up inside, OR you can call it a lesson and try to take what you
learned and use it in a way to benefit other cats, and in that, you can find a
balance of knowing that even though you made a mistake, you
I have done several searches, it appears that clinic no longer exists. It
was Frayser Animal Clinic, on Frayser Blvd. (NOT the Frayser Raleigh Clinic on
Stage Rd that you'll find if you search). Note I can't recall the vet's
name...darn it. She used to show purebred Golden retrievers too, if
Oh good! I'm so glad it was just an anal sack
infection. Those usually clear up, and rarely require removal surgery. Did they
give him an pain meds? I know when Tang came home from his "dig out" after his
impaction, he was in a lot of pain from them (and this is the vet techs exact
phrase)
I just posted one to this
list today or yesterday I believe
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There's a very valid theory out there that early
neutering of males makes them more prone to urinary blockages, because the
urethra growth is kicked into over drive by the hormones of becoming an adult.
When you neuter BEFORE the cat reaches adulthood, the urethra never reaches it's
adult
Garage safari, LOL! They do just love it when
they get to explore a normally off limits area.
Gees, why is my sig font so big? I gotta go fix
that!
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No, she's dead wrong. She's a HORSE person, and
that explains her instant dread of possums and her thinking of them as vectors
of disease, BUT, that's because possums are THE MAIN CAUSE of EPM, a very
insidious disease in horses that affects their spinal cord, eventually leading
to
LOL, Liz! I feel the same way, I have
cousins I have not talked to since childhood. They used to never include me when
I would go to their house, and they always shunned me, or took advantage of my
innocence and got me in trouble. I never felt like part of that side of my
family at all
tfinder.com/shelters/VT44.html
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What is EPM?
- Original Message -
From:
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 9:20
PM
Subject: Re:
Innova Lite has been discontinued, and replaced with Innova Low Fat, a low fiber
5.5%, semi-high protein 32%, lower fat diet 10%; and Innova Senior, a higher
protein
38%, high fiber 8%, and low fat 12% diet. I like the Senior formula better for
fat
cats, as they tend to get blocked back there
Indeed, stomatitis is usually cured by
full extraction. There is also some success being seen with lasers on the
inflamed oral tissue. I think your taking him in sooner is better, they can get
him on an IV to support him since he's refusing to eat and drink. Until then,
blend up some
http://www.dentalvet.com/vets/cats/LPGS.htm
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I'm late coming into this, but I hope
the water level is receding by now Terrie! I've been in many floods back when I
live down in Arkansas, I used to do some pretty stupid stuff too (playing in
waist high water in the roads, etc), lucky I never got sucked down a road drain
or manhole!
I'm a really bad skeptic about everything... and my Physical Therapist got a
deep
tissue laser for her practice. I was skeptical of course, but then she said
it's also
used for dermatology use, and that it helped her pimples (she'd naturally been
experimenting on herself since it was a new toy,
That sounds like a good lite cat food.
Probably more of a diet than the Innova options, actually. I'd consider
switching, except I could never afford that brand with 6 cats that think they
are swine.
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Don't pay for the fecal, just deworm
under the assumption she needs it, that should be closer to $8 than $20. As for
the anemia, they should be able to do a very quick test JUST for that, for a
reduced price, since it's not a full or even partial blood panel. In humans,
that's when they
http://www.litter-robot.com/is the
correct link for that fancy litterbox... I'm tired, going to
bed!
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Well, yay! That's excellent, if he's
eating good, you can buy supplements to add to the liver shake to make it a
complete cat diet, and just feed that forever if you need to. Isn't lysine
supposed to be good for mouth problems???
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OMG, that's TERRIBLE! That shelter is
going to be KILLING MOST of their cats! What a horrible policy!
Why do you need ammo from the list? All
any of the people at that shelter would have to do is look it up on any website
about FIP, and they'd see how stupid that policy is. They need to be
Poor Lucy, she is in a bad situation.
Can you give her any Vitamin C, or will that kill her IBD?
What about zinc? Anybody know if it's
safe to give cats zinc for URI, like they have human drops of zinc from colds to
go away faster?
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I'd take him back in to the vet right
away, that sounds pretty serious to me.
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Well, um, it's very old school, but what
about penicillin INJECTIONS? No GI upset at all... You can do it at home if your
vet willshow you how to do it. My dad gave our dogs penicillin shots for
weeks when they had parvo and we couldn't afford treatment when I was a kid
(they both lived
My Doobie can't reach to clean his butt.
It's always got poopie on it. If it gets bad, I use a wad of toilet paper and
pull the chunks off (to which he says "OUCH LADY!"). I've tried wipes and wet
washcloths, but he will NOT let me help him, he downright gets nasty about it.
So, I just try
Be warned, baby wipes are NOT gentle at
all. Gentle for HUMAN skin, not for other species. I too, bought the unscented
hypoallergenic kind for wiping under the tail andthe nose boogers off
my horse. I used them and her entire nose cracked up and her skin all peeled off
like from a
My vet has a completely different procedure. When a cat goes in to be spayed or
neutered (even dentals, anything they have to knock them out for), they stay for
THREE days. Day one, you drop them off in the morning. They do not do anything
to the
cat except let it settle in and stop freaking out
Yep, I've been there. The key is to add
a FULL CUP of white vinegar to every wash load in addition to anything else you
use to clean it (the detergent, bleach, oxyclean, etc). And clean the house with
vinegar too, it neutralizes the cat urine smell (and ammonia). On the upholstery
(like the
Yes, I've seen those! I wonder if the
formula is really different, or if it's just really inventive
marketing?
Phaewryn
They make wipes with various purposes for pets
(ears,fuzzy-butt, etc)
I knowpetsmart carries
them.
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hadn't even heard of it yet, I will have to pass this along to all the lists I'm
on!I'm sure they know about it on the FIV lists, right MC? I admit I'm on
no mail onFIVCATS2...This is
Oh wow, is your vet convinced that the
IR is helping, or is he trying to blow the results off? Regardless, I'm so happy
she's feeling better, poopie butt is a rough thing to live with for an extended
period (for cat and human).
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Oh Peggy, I'm so sorry, it really
doesn't sound good does it? Is the vet going to remove the mass on his jaw? If
he does, he can send it in for pathology, and then you'll know if it's cancer.
My Tang cat is missing about 1/4 of his lower jaw on one side, from an injury,
but he does really
Just make sure you let them know that
they are authorized to perform all means necessary to pull her through if she
crashes. Some vets do not "try" to "bring them back" like you expect with
humans. Most vets don't even HAVE automatic respirator units or defibrillators.
Sad, but true. I
Sending peaceful and healing vibes out
to Gus and Evander. What do they look like? It helps me to visualize the vibes
in their direction.
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Hi Beth,
I had a cat that had a broken back (it
was the vertebrae, not the disk) and she recovered WONDERFULLY with just cage
rest and antinflammatories.
I made a webpage that shows her story,
if you're interested:
http://ucat.us/Bones-Recovery.html
I also had a cat that was worse off
Feline Acne. Do a search at http://google.com
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Urine soaks into the grout BETWEEN the
tiles, that's why you're having so many problems. Try drenching the entire floor
with vinegar, and letting it sit for a good long time before mopping it
up.
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ANY vet that gives advice (and charges) via email is suspicious to me.
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LMAO! Heck no! I wouldn't give her the time of day, much less a single penny of
my
hard earned money! You can RESEARCH which homoeopathics to give for which
symptoms
yourself, if you choose that route, you don't need some crazy lady with an
itchy hand
for that! Personally, I don't think you can
Kelly, I suffered for years with migraines. And like you I was on Imitrex. I
went in
for CAT scans, MRI's etc, they never found a cause. I was about fed up with not
being
able to function. I went to an OLD doctor, the oldest one at the clinic I
usually go
to (I'd always seen a young and
Oh, yeah, I take mine religiously and RIGHT before bed. If I skip a single
night I
feel airy the next day, like you feel right before a migraine.
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Sweets cravings? I had those BEFORE the
Amitriptylin, so it would be hard for me to say! As for dry mouth.. well,
sometimes I get terribly thirsty, but I never connected it to the medicine... I
take that at night, right before I go to sleep... I do keep a water bottle on my
nightstand
It really has given me my life back, so
I know exactly how you feel.
I was at the point of almost going to
buy a gun to kill myself, the pain was so bad and nothing helped it. I would lay
curled up in a ball on the bathroom floor, alternating between shivering so bad
my teeth would
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