Rebecca,
Sounds to me as if you found a good vet! From what you wrote, I
think, and it's only my personal opinion, that he gave
you sound advice. (I know the vaccine issue will bring up some debate, so I'm
not going to go there - I know of the pros & cons, and I'm not crazy about
vaccines,
Carrie,
That is wonderful news!! What better reason could you have to give
thanks today, huh?
Was her diagnosis toxoplasmosis? Just wondering, I remember seeing the
bloodwork and talk of FIP. Just wondering if I missed a post?
Anyway, I am so happy for both you and your kitty. I pray for
c
In a message dated 11/24/05 2:04:14 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hope
everyone has a safe day spent doing things that are special to them
...
Thanks Belinda!
Warm wishes to you and everyone else on the list.
I am spending a quiet day, just me & the fur-kids. (
Fecal dropped off at vet yesterday. I "insisted" it be sent out this
time. Vet was somewhat "less" than convinced it could be anything other than IBD
at this stage.
(No big surprise.Vets can be just like MD.s when it comes to the
point where the patient just might know something other t
In a message dated 11/23/05 12:29:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have
been trying to get them to write a book for a year
I think that's not only a great idea, but with all the knowledge the list
members have, it surely would be a conceivable idea!!
Patti
Rebecca,
Kudos!!
A very well written and informative post.
Hugs,
Patti
In a message dated 11/22/05 8:48:44 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any cat that finds a home with you, Patti, is one
very fortunate cat
Kerry,
My cats are probably "behind" the appearance of all the strays showing up
here...
They probably can communicate in a "myste
Just doing some online reading and I just read an article on a study of 118
cats32% tested positive for trichomonosis!! This was just last summer.
How frightening is that??!!
Jenn, you were right on the money about how it is "misdiagnosed".
Scary, scary stuff...
Patti
Thanks Jenn!
I printed that out and intend to take a fecal to vet tomorrow, along with
this info. and some I printed on clostridium.
I really need to find out what's going on with these girls.
Ronidazole...never heard of it. Is there another name for it, like Flagyl
(Brand) for metronidizole(g
Michelle,
I originally got the DAP plug in diffusors when my little Dukie was 18, he
was so senile, he'd get so restless and confused. He'd wander around the house
as if he had no idea where he was or what he was doing. Poor guy, he
probably didn't have a clue.
I have to admit, at first I re
In a message dated 11/22/05 5:01:10 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i do i
do!
YIKES!!!
Yet ANOTHER common thing!!!
In a message dated 11/22/05 4:22:41 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
have
they been tested for Trichomonosis
Jenn,
Thanks for that info.
I definitely will also ask about that when I call tomorrow, or drop off
another fecal.
I've heard of trichomonosis, but not in
Kerry,
Actually,I use liners.
The shelter gets a million of them donated, and can't use them. So
they've been handed off to me.
And, since I do have 3 declawed cats (Puma- rescued from a KILL shelter
after his owner died, 14 at the time), and Cornelius (a 20+ lb. Maine
Coon) & Buster (a
In a message dated 11/22/05 3:13:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ha--I
think it's vegans that need to be tolerant of the rest of us :>)(Wish I
had what it takes---I almost hosted a vegan TH this year but itfell apart
this am---however the friends whose house I
In a message dated 11/22/05 2:58:31 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
and
hamburg helper is about all weeat these
You can substitute Morningstar Farms Burger Crumbles for the ground
beef
In a message dated 11/22/05 2:48:54 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Aww,
he's a pretty orange boy! (everyone here knows I'm a nut for that
color
Hey Jenn!!
My little 3-legged stray girl that was HBC is an
absolutely stunning orange baby!(Pulling at your heart
stri
Thanks for the info.
I completely forgot about clostridium.(DUH!!) Feeling
st_p*d. That was something that came up at shelter. I remember we had
to order the injectable Tylan (Tylosin) when we had an outbreak with our
ferals..
I will call vet tomorrow and ask her to please check
In a message dated 11/22/05 12:20:40 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does
anyone have problems with their dog thinking cat poop is an
appetizer
Yepmy Lucy!
I told you she'd eat anything!!
I think her "kitty-cracker" consumption added to the problems with her
wei
In a message dated 11/22/05 12:14:54 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lucy
loves to eat, she'd eat the whole apartment if it were
edible
Rebecca ~
Your Lucy sounds so much like my Lucy!!! I always say my Lucy will eat
anything!!
She LOVES to eat...her favorite past~t
Nina,
Speaking about dry food, IBD etc...
I just got back from vets and I am VERY frustrated.
Taylor and Moonshade are my 2 "fosters" that came from the kill shelter in
August and were the only 2 surviving distemper kittens. They were rescued in
August, so it's been some time now and I
In a message dated 11/22/05 3:03:57 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No cat
diseases are transmittable to dogs,
Ringworm - Zoonatic(sp?), can be transferred from one species to another,
nasty little fungus spores.
***Although ringworm isn't considered a common
condit
In a message dated 11/22/05 1:48:22 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is
a hot topic whenever I bring it up, and I always hesitate to do so, but I want
to put it out there. I am a vegan and my dogs are also on a vegan diet for
almost 4 years now, vet supervised
Del,
Oh, I am so sorry to hear about "your" Sam. Reading your post brought
back memories of "my" Sweet Sam. He was also six years old when he threw a
clot that resulted in hind leg paralysis.
I rushed him to the Emergency Vets when it happened (at 1:00 A.M. on a
Sunday morning, of course).
Terrie,
It is possible that the hair loss behind the cat's ear is due to scratching
from the earmites.
However, an area affected w/ ringworm (a fungus similar to athlete's food)
will typically be reddened from irritation, and present itself in a circular
pattern. Often the skin will be"scabby
I can't figure out just what is going on.
I am no computer wizard.
All I know is mail shows up in duplicate, triplicate or not at all.
Sometimes it "re-posts" several days later.
AND sometimes not at all. (I've been having much of my e-mail sent to
my alternate address, NOT AOL. I thin
Thanks Kerry!!
Hugs,
Patti
(and The
Sleeping Kitty ~ For Pee Wee)
In a message dated 11/19/05 2:42:53 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hideyo,
I am so happy to hear about Garfunkle's rebounding! I will continue
to keep him in my prayers.
I do believe in miracles.
Hugs,
Patti
Anyone else having weird things going on
Sandy ~
Thanks.the kitty is one of the few things I actually enjoy, compliments
of AOL... LOL!
That little kitty looks like one of my first cats, Pee Wee. (I know,
the name..., but it fit her so well. She was the runt
in her litter & the ONLY short hair, so naturally she was "overlooke
Hideyo,
I am so happy to hear about Garfunkle's rebounding! I will continue
to keep him in my prayers.
I do believe in miracles.
Hugs,
Patti
In a message dated 10/27/05 2:59:27 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ok I know I
have been out of rescue for quite a while I have a adult negative cat with
viral uri who has seen two vets in the past 48 hours and just busted out with
a high fever 104 and dehy
There's a hospice on L.I., Angel's Gate, run by Susan & Victor Marino.
It's in Ft. Salonga, on the North Shore.
They do have both FIV & Felv cats
www.angelsgate.org
Patti
(This is where I took my Felix)
Karen,
Get over the counter pediatric "Little Noses" nasal drops...
Works like a charm for those symptoms!!
Patti
In a message dated 10/25/05 12:59:33 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Zeniquin
Yes Gloria, I almost forgot about Zeniquen, that was "new" when I was
starting my "retirement"..
And you did answer the question about the interferon for Karen.
That was good info.
Thanks,
Karen,
We used interferon and lysine @ the shelter on our Felv+ cats w/ resistant
strains of URI's. Along w/ zithromax..Then, our vet did not get the interferon
and we switched to Vetri Science DMG liquid.
Perhaps there's someone on the list w/ more recent experiences.
Patti
Karen,
Search on-line using "tissue salts", "homeopathic remedies", alternative
vet. medicine...Two sites I like are www.thewholisticpet.com & www.holisticat.com. Both have lots of info
& links...
As far as wasting your money on vaccines, well, it is better to "be safe
than sorry". My feeling
They are "pellets", which are very small, dissolving "pills", easily
dissolve under tongue OR mixed in food.
VERY EASY to administer! (Hylands & P&S LABS are a little larger
& more pill-like than Boiran's, which are tiny, small "balls" -
pellets.)
Does this make sense to you
Patti
There is no recipe.
These are homeopathic pellets (tissue salts), that you purchase in the
name/amt. specified in his book.
I'm on page 319 now, in my book 30C Mercurius Solubilus (Quicksilver) is on
P. 321.
These pellets usually work wonders. work very fast, just follow
schedule.
I use A
Most health food stores carry both of them in capsule form, especially the
smaller, MOM & POP Natural Places.
Usually, if they do not have item in stock, they can order. (Also, vegan
caps available for most supps/vits.
Good Luck,
Patti
Jen,
Oh, I am heartbroken for him!!
I've seen too many cases of FIP and unfortunately, I have no advice on
"successful" treatments.
Are they DEFINITE it is FIP, as there are hundreds of corona viruses, and
FIP is only one. My Gus had an absolutely high corona titre, but not FIP.
Is it the wet
Terri,
Why are you unsubscribing??? You are an asset to this
list, hate to see you leave.
Patti
Gary,
When you have had the necropsies done, have they sent tissue samples
out??
When I lost my first distemper kitten, I had a necropsy done, but since the
$$$'s were a wee bit too high, I declined to send out tissue samples.
Then I lost a second one
However, when the 3rd distemper ba
I am so, so excited! Just got back home & spotted my dear, feral
girl Charity in my neighbor's yard!
I quietly attempted to approach her, and for quite a few minutes she
remained perched on the fence, just looking at me & listening to my
words.
I KNOW SHE RECOGNIZED ME!!!
Then, the other nei
I started feeding my distemper "survivors" a raw diet when they were about
14 weeks old
However, my vet said to add additional dry food, so now they are on Innova
"EVO", which is formulated for ALL life stages.
It's an excellent food, and all the guys love it.
For info: www.naturapet.comPa
In a message dated 10/20/05 6:35:37 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You
know, my vets won't do ANY surgical procedure without
having recent bloodwork. Period. Recent being within the previous
4 weeks. This goes to dentals, spaying/neutering, etc
etc
Gee, tha
Hideyo,
PLEASE. Instead of feeling guilty, give yourself a big pat on the back
for ALL you do for your animals
I find you amazing, really.
Right now, I only have 9 cats, (5 own, 4 fosters that'll prob. end up here
permanently..LOL!). and 4 dogs and I am on SSDI, so not working, and I g
Hideyo,
I have to agree with you on this issue.
A few years back, I fostered # sisters from a litter of nine!
Reason, Mom was negative, ALL siblings negative & these three girls had
"failure to thrive" & we knew at once something was wrong AND, we were,
sadly. They ,all 3, tested positive
Gloria,
THANKS!! I got S excited I'm on there twice.
Oh well, I'm not good w/ computers.
What a wonderful idea!!!
Patti & The Spoiled Rotten Furkids
(They ALL seem to be "wanting" Mom's lap today, and just the one Rottie
fills it up, but the cats just sleep on top of her...I should
How come I am having NO results getting to that site???
Patti
Lynne,
I was just sending a LONG e-mail & my PC crashed!! Da_n!!
I got out all my books & did lots of research
It's late, I PROMISE to reply tomorrow.
One thing, definitely FINISH the antibiotics!!
Also, has there been a definitive diagnosis of cancer? Or can lymph nodes
be swollen from
OMG!!! But at that price ($29.95 on SPECIAL), if
this is true, I'm glad I can't afford them. Love to get more info.
Patti
Lynne,
It's kind of late, so don't be discouraged, I am sure you will get PLENTY
of answers/suggestions tomorrow.
I also am a huge believer in holistic/homeopathic medicine. My allopathic
vet & holistic vet work together, I am fortunate.
I am not familiar with exactly the condition your ba
Nina,
That was a very thoughtful post from Michelle.
It really "hit me" about the part how if Bear had survived I'd be thanking
God a zillion times a dayHow true, how I STILL wish he had
After all this time, I still mourn his loss.
Patti
Michelle,
One reason I opted to go with the chemo (other than loving Bear as one
would a child,) is the oncologist DID share success stories, but as I stated
before, with small breed dogs - I learned cockers are most resilient to chemo
and have the highest "success"rate. But, he also gave me
Michelle,
Yes, Bear was on steroids, but he was also started on chemotherapy almost
immediately after diagnosis.
I don't know if treatment is different in dogs, but despite his PCP, the
oncologist believed his only chance was to start chemo right away. ( I still
"question" whether it was the
I did forget to mention (Sorry), but for diagnosis of AIHA, a bone marrow
test is the ONLY way for diagnosis.
It's really not an invasive procedure, Bear rebounded quickly.
So, if your vet suggests the bone marrow testing, I would definitely have
it done.
Love,
Patti
I've been following Stinky's story. I am praying all will be
well.
I do have a question that I need to ask, because it's been bothering
me.
So, have ANY of the vets ruled out or tested her for Auto-Immune
Hemolytic Anemia??
It is NOT common in cats, but it does occur & many case have be
Dear Julie,
My heart is breaking for you...to go thru so much w/ your babies all at one
time. It just doesn't seem fair.
I am happy Eduardo made it home. Maybe there is still hope my Charity will
return.
I agree, you should call the oncoligist right away. I know the oncologist I
woek with
Also she can try Slippery Elm, either sprinkle powder over food, or make
the syrup.
Arsenicum Album, a homeopathic remedy has also worked well for some of my
"problem kitties".
Another "natural" treatment is adding pumpkin to food.
Has IBD (Irritable Bowel Disease been ruled out by vet???
In a message dated 10/15/05 12:07:14 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have
feral cat that prefers to be INDOORS. Go figure
Jenn
WE trapped two, older large toms along with19 other cats a few years
ago,(Theses were the LAST 2 trapped!! It took us over 18 months to tr
Dear List,
I know this is a bit OT for the list, but since so many of you have &
LOVE your ferals I thought you might be intersted.
Alley Cat Allies has announced that Sunday, Oct. 16, 2005 will be "National
Feral Cats Day", (NFCD)
There will be many special events, spay/neuter-athons & ed
That is WONDERFUL NEWS
Although I am in Pa.,, I did write & offer to take one or two of the
seniors (My soft spot ~ the geriatrics.) Since I lost Big Al, 21, &
Felix, 19, my oldest now is 17.
So many times these poor seniors end up in shelters & are euthanized
"just cause they're ol
Karen,
Thanks so much.
Will look for your post, RE: BAYCOX.
Patti
In a message dated 10/7/05 1:15:57 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
rumor
has it that one of the best "baits" for feral cats is kentucky fried chicken
with the bones removed (some folks say to remove the skin, too, but i know
that that's MY cats' favorite part
In a message dated 10/7/05 2:52:15 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Baycox
was developed for pigeons...but I really appreciate the warning. Rescue
is s hard when they are on 10 day albon and sometimes by time I get them
(from the pound) they have had it so lo
In a message dated 10/7/05 2:40:11 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I
have switched from albon to baycox for coccidia. treat once repeat > in
5 days much better.> firmer stools in 24 hours.> I get a lot of
coccidia from the pounds
True, it all depends on PROPER
In a message dated 10/6/05 10:44:45 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i have
that refrigerator magnet that says, "i had to get rid of thekids, the cat
was allergic
WE HAVE THAT POSTER, ALONG WITH GENUINE PHOTOS OF "AVERAGE" KIDS, A
BOY & A GIRL, IN OUR FRONT OFFICE
One more thing ~~~
It's only 6:15 AM here in the soggy, pouring down rain, edge of a good 'ole
N'easter hitting us FULL BLAST, BUT
Just heard from one of my very best friends here with whom I network &
do rescue with, and she's been busy during the last 24 hours, getting in
touch w
To ALL My Wonderful List Friends,
First off, I want to thank each & everyone of you for your
heart~touching replies concerning my recent turn of evidents with my darling
Charity. I can not thank each & everyone of you enough for the love,
understanding & compassion that was conveyed to me b
Dear List,
I am feeling VERY downtrodden & blue. I don't know what to do,
where to turn. I FEEL SO OVER-RIDDEN w/ guilt, I can't stop
crying.
It's a long story, I will try to condense.
Kerry is a little familiar as she is also on the Four Paws Feral list, and
also I have mentioned "Ch
Hideyo,
Hi! I had just finished writing you a LONG, in-depth
reply & wouldn't you know it???
The darn PC froze up!!
So, here I go again..
Giardia is a very serious parasite.Not one to be taken lightly. It is
also one of the few that are considered zoonatic ~
meaning it CAN be transm
Kat,
You brought up some good points I didn't even think of (DUH!), ie:
intestinal parasites.
You're right, I do not hesitate to treat all my rescues w/ worming
meds..(But after seeing those dastardly things, especially heartworms, I get
the eebie-jeebies at the thought of them living ins
One absolutely fantastic method to get fleas OFF the cat & carpets,
etc., is to lay a "WHITE" sheet in middle of room.
In center of room, place a bowl w. liquid dish detergent. (Joy is the
preferred, but since it is A P&G product, I have subbed w/ a "cruelty free
detergent", that works just a
Yes, this was "Pre" Lysine days
Now, Lysine is a regular part of the regiment, especially w/ the cats that
seem to have "chronic" problems.
Good Luck w/ your babies.
Patti
Dr. Glickstein, out of Philly, comes to Lancaster area and does pro bono
for our shelter.
He is a vet. opth.
For our Felv+ and FIV+ guys who had a HORRIBLE time w/ the Herpes virus in
the eyes, he Rx'd Zithromax and used that in conjunction w/ the
intranasal/intraocular FVRCP.
I am trying to
In a message dated 9/24/05 4:44:31 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
she is
just trying antibiotics without veterinary input at the moment which concerns
me.
That would scare me too since some AB's can be harmful to kidneys, and if
this cat has any kidney problems,
We always waited something like 45-48 days after first contact, then
followed up w/ 2 more tests, after waiting 30 day intervals.
We also isolated the cat(s) exposed until after coming up w/ THREE
negative results...
I'm not exactly sure where or who set this protocol, just passing
on the pro
In a message dated 9/19/05 11:38:01 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Try Feliway spray with your feral cat. It has worked
wonders with the ones I have taken in.
Thanks, I am using the Feliway Spray, along w/ daily Rescue
Remedy.
I DO think it has helped, bu
With my distemper kittens, my holistic vet gave me basically the same
recipe.
We started the kits out w/ colustrum w/ olive leaf extract, and now, since
the girls are doing so well, we have continued w/ the recipe, in addition to
sarting them on a "raw diet", basically lamb & brown rice.W
Terri,
I'm glad to hear that the little one's seem to be improving
It's just so weird that calici virus almost ALWAYS shows up AFTER
vaccines
And, I understand what you are saying about steroids. I know there are
times when they can be very beneficial.
My friend's husband has MS
Nina,
You're welcomeI hope you can find something holistic to
help Grace...
I am going to e-mail you off list anyway (in response to your
touching e-mail about Felix & Rescue.)
I'll include some great books for referance and some of the
best online holistic sources...
Hugs,
Patti
Terri,
From what I've read about these poor babies & their mouth
problems, it sounds that it could possibly be calici virus, which is quite
common in kittens w/ compromised immune systems. The calici virus has been
linked to a reaction from vaccinations, and Felv+/FIV+ kittens are most prone
Tad,
You are a very special person, very FEW people will take
on the responsibility of a senior cat, let alone a Felv+ senior.
It sounds as though her time with you was very "special" and
she was loved, and knew itThat's SO important for these "castaways"of our
society.
It is wonderful
My holistic vet had Ethan on "Bioplasma", A Hylands
product,(which dissolve IMMEDIATELY in mouth!! A BIG PLUS!!) available at
most mom & popo type natural food stores. (He also put the kittens
recovering from ditemper & anemia on it.And I HAVE noticed a great
improvement w/ them!)
He als
In a message dated 9/2/2005 3:25:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PS. You have to take the azithromyacin for a long time, Bailey
was on > it for 6 or 8 weeks can't remember exactly but it was a long
time.>
WOW!! That IS a long time..
We never used it for more tha
Nina,
Aztithromycin (zithromax) is VERY similar to
Doxy.
BOTH are anti-bacteriels, habe NO effect on viral
infections, and BOTH can lead to a resistancy after prolonged
use
We have used both for mainly URI's, but we did learn
from our veterinary opthamologist that zthromax is VERY ef
I just wanted to take the time to give Belinda the recognition
& thanks she deserves for being "The Angel" amongst us in our
group
The time, energy and love she puts into maintaing our CLS site
is incredible!
It certainly takes a "very special someone" to keep up with
all the losses, s
Dear Kerry,
De nada
And BIG hugs back to you too!
Patti
Kerry & ALL you WONDERFUL, COMPASSINATE FELV LIST
MEMBERS,
PLEASE be assured, I have NO intentions of leaving
this list!
When I say. "YOU ARE ALL TRUELY THE MOST WONERFUL, SUPPORTIVE
GROUP OF PEOPLE I HAVE EVER come in contact with, I
mean that from the bottom of my heart!!!
I coul
Belinda,
Regretfully, will you add dear, sweet, little Ellen to
the CLS as deceased. 8/24/05.
She just "gave up" late yesterday, and all I could do
was hold her in my arms thru the night, whispering reassurances to her that
although all 1.3 lbs. of her put up such a brave, determined effo
Shelia,
Thank you for your kind words and prayers.
The past few years have been tremendously difficult times for
me..
My health problems have forced me into "early retirement", but
I have finally been granted SSDI.
I believe everyone has a "purpose" in life. I've always
believed mine was
My heart goes out to all of you who have lost a furbaby. There
have been too many names added to the list, so sad.
I have not been very active in posting since I moved and I
have had my hands full myself. But I have tried to keep up with reading
posts.
Belinda,
Please add my Felix to the
Kerry,
Between reading about Georgie (WONDERFUL NEWS!) & the poem
about taking in strays, I'm sitting here bawling my eyes out!
Thanks, I always heard "A good cry" does wonders for the
soul!
Love.
Patti
Gloria,
So sorry about Sunshine.
At least for her last week she was given proper care and lots
of love!
Sleep softly, Sunshine.
Patti
The 24 hour emergency clinic I
worked at always (98%) had blood & plasma on
hand.
In a couple of instances, there were
"donors" (cat/dog) readily available.
My vet has used his own dog as a
donor for my Bear, when he was struggling w/ hemolytic
anemia.
And, at 138 lbs., Bear had multiple
How old are the kittens?
We NEVER let orphans nurse from another lactating mom
cat.
Always too afraid to risk it, since I don't think testing at
that age is reliable...
I definitely would go the bottle route. I know, probably NOT
what you wanted to hear, but better safe than sorry.
In a message dated 6/12/2005 9:33:36 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well I'm glad you're taking one from there. I can't believe we have
so many places here that still gas. It's pathetic.
Yeah, and Kentucky let's the "inmates" they use as their staff
SHOOT the
What wonderful
news!
Patti
In a message dated 6/12/2005 2:24:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't
mean to scare you, but it could be FIP.
Michelle,
Some years ago, one of my "fosters"
developed a very high fever of unknown origin
She was small too, but my vet did advise
rubbing cotton
In a message dated 6/10/2005 10:33:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I live
in Astoria, Queens NY. I took the cats off the streets a few years ago;
abandoned in a cardboard box. I have severe health concerns and my energy is
nil.
Thanks
.
Name:
Richard Mondello
Location:
Astoria, Queens, NY
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hope this helps... I will also forward & post his
original plea.
Patti
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