It seems to be the same all over the country. Most people really
don't worry about what happens to all those kittens they allow their
pets to have. They always have money for everything else, but use
the excuse they can't afford to spay their cat, so those poor little
kittens are either dumped
On 04-18, Reyna Castano wrote:
If a cat tests negative for feline leukemia why does the vet
recommend a second test in two months? What are the possibilities
of the same cat testing positive the second time?
Reyna
Because if a cat was exposed to FelV it takes about 6 weeks for the
virus to
stages of the disease, before the bone marrow
is compromised.
Lorrie
On 04-20, MaryChristine wrote: we (Hurricane Pets Rescue, in this
case) have a little boy in NYC. he's an adult, came into a city
shelter. has tested positive for FeLV on his first test, and we all
know what that means. we've got
Jody, How sad that you lost your special boy, Bo. It always
hurts so much, and five is too young to die. My thoughts
are with you.
Lorrie
On 05-15, Jody Butler wrote:
Our FeLV boy Bo journeyed to the Bridge on April 27. He was five
and had been doing so well. He somehow pulled down
That's interesting Carmen, I wonder if having different males
father the kittens could be the reason some were positive and
other's negative when the mother was negative. I guess we'll
never know.
Lorrie
On 06-02, Carmen Conklin wrote:
1. RE. Immunity.
Hi, Lorrie, I read with interest your
, and it took me almost two years
to gain his trust, but when I finally did, he turned into a big
mush. He loved to be on my lap being petted and brushed, and I'll
miss him terribly, but I believe they will all be waiting for us at
the rainbow bridge.
Lorrie
On 06-11, Sharyl wrote:
I had to have Daisy
.
Losing a special pet is always terribly hard, but I sincerely believe
we will meet again at the rainbow bridge.
Lorrie
On 06-12, Sharyl wrote:
Lorrie, I understand what you are going through with your CRF
kitty. It seems if a kitty lives long enough he develops CRF.
That is a tough chronic
the cat.
I hope your Rani lives a much longer life. They are both so
fortunate to have you.
Lorrie
On 06-22, Sara Kasteleyn wrote:
Dear friends,
I had hoped to avoid writing this note for a very, very long time.
Our blue-eyed bengal boy Taj is napping at the bridge this
afternoon. He developed
with no problems,
and since his ultra sound was okay perhaps he will not get any
worse.
Lorrie
On 06-24, Amy wrote:
Just wondering what sort of experience people have had with leuk
positive cats getting weak in the back legs. My cat, Wolfie, is 8
and has been positive since we rescued him 6 years
Sherry, How terribly sad to lose two of your cats at the
same time. I am so sorry. Thank you for loving and caring
for them.
Lorrie
On 06-26, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
Hello friend,we lost 2 of our Sids girls to this awful disease.
Zooey we lost on Friday and Noddy Saturday.They were 2 very
no insurance on my cats. I pay their vet bills
out of my own pocket. Total cats in town over 20. Total cats at
home 13.
Lorrie
On 06-29, Marnie Miszewski wrote:
I know there are others on here who have FELV shelters and I'm
wondering who you have for insurance providers.
I keep getting
Sherry, I am so sorry you lost Bugaboo. Big black cats are very
special to me, as they always seem so sweet and lovable. I lost
my black cat, Voodoo, three years ago when he was only 3 years
old. I still miss him so much.
Lorrie
On 06-29, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
My heart is heavy yet once
Marnie,
It sounds like you are doing the same thing I am.I also have a
building, and I also keep FelV cats in a separate room, but I had
no problem getting liability insurance. My cats don't attack people.
I only worried about someone falling on the sidewalk out front, or
having some other
On 07-02, Marci Greer wrote:
Marnie,
What state do you live in? I'm an insurance agent in WV, I might
be able to help you find a company.
Marci, Where are you in WV? I'm in Terra Alta, Preston County,
in the mountains almost to the border of western Maryland.
~Marci
Ana, I am so sorry to know that Beltza is gone. Having a chance to
say goodbye will help ease your grief, but I know you will miss her
and think about her your whole life long. I still feel sad about
cats I lost 40 years ago.
Thank you for taking such loving care of Beltza.
Lorrie
On 07-08
Sherry
I'm so sorry you lost Beau. There have been an awful lot of
losses on all my yahoo cat groups including my own 17 year old
cat who died on June 15th. I know how sad you feel, but grief
is the price we pay for love.
Lorrie
On 07-15, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
?We another one of our
I'm so sorry Sherry Losing three wonderful fur babies
in one week must have been terribly sad for you and Dr.Jen.
Thank you for loving and caring for these special cats.
Lorrie
On 07-22, Sherry DeHaan wrote: A very? very sad week for us at
Sids.Sharmell we lost July 20 and Colin
Amy, I've had several FelV cats with back leg problems, and
they seem to know when it's time to stop climbing stairs or
trying to jump up on things. I'd let him do what he thinks
he is up to doing. To restrict him would stress him, and
this is always bad for FelV cats.
Lorrie
On 07-23, Amy
It was garbled at this end too Lorrie
On 08-03, trmckel...@charter.net wrote:
hi Stacy,
Your message came through garbled, see below :-) Can't say if I'm the only
one, but if you could resend, it would help. If you're asking about transfer
factor plus, I've used it with my FeLV
,
Lorrie (the old cat lady in WV)
On 08-03, Julie G. wrote:
Hi I've been lurking a few weeks.? In July I picked up a stray that
turned out to be FELV+.? In his few weeks with me he gained a
pound, had a cushy bed, delicious premium canned food, and all the
snuggles I had time to give him, since
Karen, Your post was just heartbreaking. I can't stop thinking
about this poor little baby kitten. Bless you for helping her
and loving her in her last hours.
Lorrie
On 08-17, Karen Griffith wrote:
I received the most beautiful kitten on my doorstep this early morning.
She was a medium
Way to go Beverly... I'd like to give her a few choice
words too!!!
Lorrie
On 09-07, LauraM wrote:
If I didn't need my job, Beverly, if I only didn't need my
job..the things I would say. When I win the lottery and start
my old-cat rescue, I WILL open my mouth!
--- On Tue, 9/7/10
are always inside at night. I don't feed them after
about 3:00 pm so they are hungry and come dashing in before dark.
Lorrie
On 09-18, Melinda Kerr wrote:
I forgot to add that on our very small base there are no wild
animals, most strays are caught almost immediately ( Fuji is
collared and chipped
A screen door is what I use. After my cats have looked at
the newcomer for a couple of weeks they are well acquainted
when I let the new one out.
Lorrie
On 09-21, Natalie wrote:
A screen is the best thing! I installed a screen door between a
bathroom and another room, where newcomers get
love those furry little kitties!
Lorrie
On 09-24, Edna Taylor wrote:
We just rescued a Feluk + kitty and are fostering him for two weeks
until he is past his 14 day quarantine and goes to another foster
home. My question is this, we have 28 cats (yep, that's a LOT of
cats) and we will keep
again in my next life, as
reincarnation makes sense to me.
Lorrie
On 10-07, Anndrea DeLozier wrote: Well Lydia got to where she
couldn't even swallow and had lost so much muscle weight. We decided
to take her in today to be PTS. It seemed very peaceful and I have
my doubts she would have made
as he
is now. Feed him the very best quality of food you can, and
keep his stress level as low as possible. This seems to be
very important.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Lorrie in WV
On 10-13, Kristin Stockstill-Chitty wrote:
Hello there,
I am new to this group. My cat Bodie
Thanks for the info.. I have always been wary of all those flea
products as they are pesticides, and the warning about us not getting
it on our skin tells the story! A little bit on our skin couldn't
possibly be as bad as the entire tube on our cats!
Lorrie and 14 cats in WV
Cats
you live as to
whether your cats can go outside.
Lorrie
On 10-20, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
My experience:
Started Stormy at 12 weeks as being indoor only. She will occasionally
sneak out, only to go directly under the deck. Some adventure! After 15
min. she's ready to come in. She's 14 yrs
What is Calcitriol? It was not suggested by my vet when my
16 year old cat had CRF.
On 10-25, Natalie wrote:
I have dealt with many, many renal failure cats - some urine may be quite
diluted if cat gets fluids daily; however, those that don't and don't drink
enough water, the urine can be
sometimes, but we have no help
and we cannot take in so many that they are not properly cared for.
I hope some of the other cat people will help you too. What is your
mailing address?
Lorrie in WV
On 11-17, Second Chance Meows wrote:
please cross post to all groups and rescues
We Need Heroes
was in such distress from not being able to breathe that I had him
PTS. I still miss this wonderful boy. He was only 3 years old.
Lorrie
On 11-23, Stacy Zacher wrote: Hi: I am crossposting this message
also. I urgently need advice on my kitty, Spanky (FELV+, early
Hypertrophic
the virus. I still have him, and he is now 3
years old. He was retested and he is still negative. It happens, and
I guess some have a stronger immune system than others and can throw
off the virus.
Lorrie
On 12-11, Marnie wrote:
My shelter just took in a litter of 5 kittens. They are about 8
weeks
and they are all so lovable. We have 14 cats
at home now.. All colors sizes and shapes and we love them all,
but there is something special about those black ones!
Lorrie
On 12-14, Alice Flowers wrote:
Well, here we go into the fray!! After losing 5 FeLV+ boys in the
past 1 1/2 years
is large, and they
have plenty of room, toys, climbing trees, cat condos as well as port
holes to three outside enclosures. You'd think this would make them
happy, but the tension in our household is ongoing, unless all 14
happen to be sleeping at the same time :-(
Lorrie
On 12-15, Bonnie Hogue
Laura, I feel for you I had one like that! He tore up all my
other cats, and it got so bad I had to keep him in one section of our
house. He was about two when we rescued him and we had to do this for
ten years until he finally got so old he decided he'd rather sleep
than fight!
Lorrie
to get on my lap at once all
hell breaks loose :-(
Lorrie
12-19, Natalie wrote:
We probably have the largest number of cats! Everyone gets along
because of the way I introduce new ones. There are a few cats who
would love to be the only cat, but have learned to co-exist.
They know each
didn't get that site.
Lorrie
On 12-20, Natalie wrote: Yes, rescue group since 1992. I have over
70 cats - in our house. Huge garage, built condos there, and they
have outdoor enclosures for warmer weather. I use full-spectrum
lights and no one has been sick in years (unless they come
Good for you with 10 cats. It's nice to know there are many of
us who either rescue or have ended up with lots of cats.
Lorrie
On 12-20, Sally Davis wrote:
Right now there are five cats on my bed and it can be up to 7 maybe even 8.
That is not to say they don't hiss at each other. Once
babies constantly. They are my life. If
anyone has any good ideas about what I can do please e-mail me
personally.
Lorrie
On 12-20, MaiMaiPG wrote:
Consider providing for them in your will. I had a lawyer draw up one
leaving everything in trust for the care of my guys.
On Dec 20, 2010, at 2
On 12-21, LauraM wrote:
I worry about that too. I also have turtles and tortoises that
could easily live 50 years or more. I'm 43 so hopefully I have a
few good years left, but what will happen when I'm 80 and can't
lift a 60 pound tortoise? What if I die in a car accident on the
way to
On 12-21, Debbie Bates wrote:
Lorrie, that is something I lay awake at night worrying about
myself...not only my own cats, but the ferals I have TNR'd and care
forin July I was hospitalized for almost three weeksthank
goodness my husband was able to care for them (well, as much as he
are only ten miles from the border of western
Maryland. Maryland is where we shop.
Lorrie
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On 12-21, Kelley Saveika wrote:
Oh God, not Best Friendsugh...
Is there something I should know about Best Friends. If so
let me know because I send them money.
I know how bad PETA is to cats, but I thought B F was a good
organization.
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Natalie at...@optonline.net wrote:
There is something about that magic number of 8 cats that I've
been hearing about for so longwhen you have 8 cats, one is
bound to pee where it shouldn't!
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Shannon, I don't remember all the details about Whimsy, but it sounds
like he may need Prozac rather than Cypro. Cypro is an antibiotic,
and if he doesn't have an infection, but is merely upset and agitated
I wondered why Cypro was suggested??
Lorrie
On 12-26, Emeraldkittee wrote:
after a good
Of course she meant Cyproheptadine. I always think of Cypro as
Cyprofloxin.
On 12-26, Sharyl wrote:
Lorrie, I think she meant Cyproheptadine, an antihistamine.? Some
have had success using it as an appetite stimulant.?? I worry about
forcing a cat to eat by using this kind of appetite
On 12-26, Katy Doyle wrote:
This might sound silly, but I sing to my cats. Like when I'm taming
and socializing feral kittens... It seems to work and I have fun
:-)
It's good to know I'm not the only one who makes up silly little
songs to sing to my cats :-)
Lorrie
Kelley, Our vet says exactly the same thing, so we s/n at 6 months.
On 12-27, Kelley Saveika wrote:
We do ours at 6 months; our vet will not do them before that, and from what
I've read about the bad possible side effects of early s/n in dogs I can't
blame him.
On 12-30, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
So I'm not the only one who makes up little songs for the cats!
Each cat has its own song (some have several) -- a kind of theme song.
For some reason, I do this for every cat. I wonder why we do this?
The songs are quite nice...or so the cat thinks!
ha!
~B.
Laurie.. I've been meaning to tell you how much I
love this, and it's SO true.
On 01-18, Laurieskatz wrote:
Love animals: God has given them the rudiments of thought and joy
untroubled. Do not trouble their joy, don't harass them, don't
deprive them of their happiness, don't work
Thank you for offering to take the cat to the vet for a check
up. From what you've told us it sounds like the person who has
this cat needs help too (psychological help) I'm guessing the
cat will be much happier in a new home!
On 01-19, Emeraldkittee wrote: thanks, Laurie, I appreciate you
about sad things that happen to cats, but for
every sad story there is one with a happy ending... Rescue work
is extremely stressful and this group is one of the few places where
we can go for support.
Lorrie
On 01-22, Emeraldkittee wrote..
I sincerely appreciate your suggestions
Laurie,
As I said in my other e-mail, rescue work is extremely stressful
and we are often on edge. You have been a huge help to everyone
in this group.. Please stay with us. We need you.
Lorrie
On 01-22, Laurieskatz wrote:
You have no idea what my life entails. I am on the frontline
with the emotions we feel when
trying to help FelV cats.
Lorrie
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Natalie That is absolutely BEAUTIFUL. It brought
tears to my eyes for the many wonderful cats I have lost
over the years..
Lorrie
On 02-05, Natalie wrote:
Beyond The Rainbow
As much as I loved the life we had and all the times we played,
I was so very tired and knew my time
.
Lorrie
On 02-15, Natalie wrote:
I am so sorry to hear about all the little ones that have died!
I am reading something very interesting that may help all of our FeLV cats.
Hydrogen-peroxide therapy - any form of cancer dies in oxygen. I know the
exact dosages for humans, but must do some
long the incubation period is for
FelV. If she was exposed to FelV I think I need to wait about 6 weeks
til it would show up in the Elisa test, but I'm not sure...
Does anyone in the group know?
Lorrie
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, and say they have no limit as to
the number they can take and this raises a red flag to me.
If any of you people in the northern Florida area have any info
about Caboodle please let me know.
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Lorrie
On 02-25, Gloria Lane wrote:
Certainly not all sanctuaries are in the bad category and good
folks start them with good intentions and plans and can be
successful.
But any place your cats move, they will have to make an adjustment.
They're probably not used
treatment imaginable, and I also agree they
are nutty as fruit cakes when it comes to flies.. I read about
the humane fly trap they sent Pres. Obama... How can they
consider the lives of flies more valuable than the lives of cats!!
Lorrie
On 02-25, Kelley Saveika wrote: As far as the original
of mome. It is such a big problem,
but I must get it resolved as time is running out. I have enough
money from a small inheritance to insure the care and safety of my
cats, but overseeing this is the huge problem.
Lorrie in WV
On 02-25, katskat1 wrote:
I too had this concern as I run a small
little income so my son
would have to pay the utilities, assessments, taxes etc. out of
the money I leave. I'm sure he'd do this as he adores cats and
he'd take mine if he didn't already have a bunch of his own.
Lorrie
On 02-26, Natalie wrote:
When my mother died, she had 17 rescued cats. Since
Hi Tamara,
I contacted Lindsay, and she was very nice but she cannot handle
my pet trust because she is not licensed in WV.
On 02-28, tamara stickler wrote: What state are you in?? I
have an attorney, Lindsay Harrell,?here in the office?building
where I work who specializes in wills, and pet
cleaning lady. We live in a very small town, and our humane
society only has 8 active people who are into dogs, not cats.
Lorrie
On 02-26, Marnie Miszewski wrote:
The last time I posted, I was in the start up phase of my
sanctuary, Helping Paws Animal Sanctuary. We will be in business 1
year
I was
the FIRST person to say their fee was too low. She said everyone
else said it cost too much. Do you believe this? I don't.
Anyway, thanks for writing. I meant to get back to you sooner.
Lorrie in Eastern WV
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Jeanne Tommey
95 Beldon St.
Falls Village, CT 06031
(860) 824-0831
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From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Lorrie
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2011 7:11 AM
To: felvtalk
shelter is the
county pound where the cats are gassed and incinerated as fast
as they come in the door. It was because of this horrible place
that I started my sanctuary. I'm in north eastern WV (Terra Alta).
I'll make a note of your e-mail address so we can chat in the
future.
TTYL, Lorrie
On 03
I recently had a FelV female spayed and she came thru the proceedure
just fine. I too was afraid to do it, but I'm glad I did as she is
a happier cat.
Lorrie
On 03-15, Diane Rosenfeldt wrote:
Generally spay/neuter is a good idea in most cases -- much less
uncomfortable for the cat, since
On 03-15, MaiMaiPG wrote:
laser helps reduce the stress
Laser spay? I don't think our one and only
vet clinic does this. Is it a fairly new proceedure?
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and this is what
they were designed to do.
Lorrie
Sorry but that information is outdated or biased. The number one
killer of birds is humans due to habitat loss or construction for same.
Humans: The Number One Threat to Birds
http://www.alleycat.org/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=325
SomeWhere
. It is absolutely the
cruelist thing imaginable. It's amputation of the last joint of EACH
toe. Cats suffer terribly after this surgery and they often stop
using their litter boxes because it hurts so much. Biting is another
thing they often do because they feel defenseless without their
claws.
Lorrie
On 03-24, MaiMaiPG wrote:
I deal with ferals too and all of my house cats have been ferals. One
cost me two surgeries thanks to biting through a finger...my fault not
hers. A lot of older people are on blood thinners, have extremely
thin skin etc. I've been scratched more times than I
your skin is very fragile and thin
and you bleed easily... That said - I would NEVER NEVER
declaw a cat. We have 15 rescued cats at home and sure we get
scratched when they play or knead us, but so what! Put some
iodine on the scratches.
Lorrie
.
You are in my thoughts..
Lorrie
Hi all,I'm taking some time off from rescue due to my husband's
illness. He has liver failure and is not a candidate for a
transplant. He has been hospitalized 2 times this month and
once last month he was placed into a skill nursing
On 04-11, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
Charles, they don't have to look for your house. They have a gossip line
that is superior to ours. I think that once we are adopted by oe, we get
an invisible tatoo on our forheads SUCKER
You've got that right. Every stray in the area has found
years in a quiet, peaceful home with no company and no
screaming kids. I truly hate to think what they must have
gone thru before we found them.
Lorrie
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to spend so much time and money on them, but rescuing cats
seems to be our calling in life.
Lorrie in WV
On 04-22, Jannes Taylor wrote:
One more thing about my husband..our two female house cats like him
more than they do me. If they can pick a lap it will be his. Also,
one of them sleeps beside
On 04-23, Jannes Taylor wrote: I honestly can look at babies and
they don't thrill me like a little kitten would. LOL
I'm the same way. I much prefer kittens.
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I often dream I've found, or someone brings me, a bunch
of kittens. I love kittens and cats, but I have way too
many already, so this isn't a happy dream.
Lorrie
On 04-25, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
Having kittens? Wow...and I thought I had Feline Fever!
~B.
-Original Message
Very interesting... I have avoided it for my husband and
I because most tropical oils such as coconut oil and palm kernel
oil are very bad for people with high cholesterol. Good to see
that coconut oil has some good uses.
Lorrie
On 04-27, Natalie wrote:
As it happens, coconut
a new collar ready to put on a cat who has lost
it's collar. Some are very clever about getting them off.
Lorrie
On 05-23, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
Reminds me of the time I got Stormy a red collar with shiny
rhinestones. Oh, it looked so pretty on her grey fur! But every day
when I came home
without getting caught.
This is why I buy collars ID tags by the dozen.
Lorrie
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not go outside, but my cats at
home do because we live on a dead end road in the middle of the
woods. It's a very safe area.
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I understood there was no vaccination against FIV, only FelV.
On 05-27, Natalie wrote:
OK - I wouldn't do Fort Dodge, have heard many bad things about their
vaccines, especially the one against FIV!
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is planet3...@hotmail.com But it is against
the ebay rules to sell things other than thru ebay.
I also get my ID tags on ebay for much less from another seller.
Lorrie
On 05-29, paola cresti wrote:
Hi Lorrie, I've looked around and on ebay too, but I can't seem to
find many bulk deals
it and find that it works and is not harmful, please let me
know.
Lorrie
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. In Wal-mart Pet Armor was
$28.99 for 3 pipettes. With 15 cats I need a better price.
Original Post On 05-31, Lorrie wrote:
Have any of you used Pet Armor? It is supposed to be the exact same
thing as Frontline Plus - Fipronil and S Methoprene - The Pet Armor
site claims
Re: our posts on deer..
We live in a wooded area where there are many many deer, raccoons,
possums and other wildlife. They are here because we humans took
over their land. They were here first, and we've stolen so much
of their habitat there is very little land left for them, and their
Sharyl, Thanks so much for this site. I ordered two 12 packs of
their Revolution called Stronghold in the UK and also two 12 packs
of Frontline Plus called Frontline Combo in the UK. I got 48
pipettes for less than half of what it would cost in the USA.
Lorrie
On 06-03, Sharyl wrote:
I buy
pets. It's the
exact same drugs only much cheaper because both these countries have
socialized medicine, and the government doesn't allow them to gouge
people with outrageous prices like they do here in the USA where drug
companies get richer by the day!
Lorrie
From: dlg...@windstream.net dlg
them if they need to see a vet. I also don't
update their shots once they are well protected.
Lorrie
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I'm so sorry you lost Lilac, but I am glad she had a loving
home during her short life.
Lorrie
On 06-19, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
Lilac was a sweet little beautiful tortie. She had a BIG spirit and
LOTS of love to give !!! She had the chance to live in a loving
home of her own for a short time
I
On 06-22, Edna Taylor wrote:
Good for you Katy and I don't trust any vet whose first option is
kill the kitten :(
I agree. Our vet never suggests euthanasia, but does tell me
the possible outcome with a FelV pos. cat.
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HERE IS ALL THE INFORMATION YOU NEED ABOUT ORDERING PET MEDS
ON LINE WITHOUT A PRESCRIPTION.
Three websites listed below - None require presciptions
www.petshed.com -- Advantage, revolution, Profender (new topical
dewormer)
www.revivalanimal.com -- vaccines, Drontal dewormer
HERE IS THE INFORMATION YOU NEED ABOUT ORDERING PET MEDS
ON LINE WITHOUT A PRESCRIPTION.
Three websites are listed below - None require presciptions
www.petshed.com -- Advantage, revolution, Profender (new topical
dewormer)
www.revivalanimal.com -- vaccines, Drontal dewormer
the trick is knowing which is which, what works, and how much to
take for how long.
Lorrie
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Thanks for taking care of Pretty Boy. I just love old cats,
maybe that's because I'm old :-)
Lorrie
On 07-07, MaiMaiPG wrote:
Pretty Boy, a feral who hangs around and who is very loved, was live
trapped for neutering. The vet called me after they put him
under...he had shuttered in pain
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