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What are your options...
Not everybody finds that people willing to adopt FeLV+ kitties are
available...
A smoker may not be the best choice but I would except a smoker before
PTS
Tad
On 9/21/2011 9:01 PM, ter...@tazzys.org wrote:
Hi all,
Well here is my 2 cents worth!
I'm a smoker have
[Attachment(s) from Ben Lehrer included below]
I've got an FIV+ cat (Pasha) on the cocktail and can answer this.
The stomatitis cocktail was developed by the late Dr. Bob Wiggs at his
clinic (Dallas Animal Dental) in Dallas. The actual mix of ingredients
is proprietary so nobody other than
by Deb Schaffer.
Hope this can help someone!!
On 9/7/2011 1:37 PM, Tad Burnett wrote:
[Attachment(s) from Ben Lehrer included below]
I've got an FIV+ cat (Pasha) on the cocktail and can answer this.
The stomatitis cocktail was developed by the late Dr. Bob Wiggs at his
clinic (Dallas
My vet always thought that they never were actually born with it
but were infected moments after birth... And the mother who was very
sick would pass soon after giving birth... The kittens would be in poor
health because of poor nutrition from the sick mother...
One of my first rescues was a
There is a pill/med that will cause the body to absorb some of the fluid...
It may help give a few days of good life.
Tad
Stacy Zacher wrote:
Hi:
I am crossposting this message also.
I urgently need advice on my kitty, Spanky (FELV+, early Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy).
I noticed over
...
Tad
Stacy Zacher wrote:
Thank you Tad for your reply. Are you referring to lasix or Spironolactone or something else?
Stacy and Spanky
Tad Burnett
Tue, 23 Nov 2010 18:34:12 -0800
results.
Heather
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 12:24 AM, Tad Burnett tadburn...@vermontel.netwrote:
There is a disease that pregnant women can get from the litter box
cleaning...
It is very rare and I think you have to stick your fingers in your mouth
after
handling litter in order to get it...
I don't
Hi Julie
You have come to the right place... We all have a similar story to tell...
Your story is exactly like mine.. Two black and white tux kittens.. Boy
was pos
and girl was neg... I didn't have room to separate them and the vet
advised that
she surely she had been exposed and she might be
In the past we have talked about shelters that call themselves NO KILL but
as soon as the cat tests pos for FeLV it is KILLED
I think we have just had such a case here in Mass
It appears that a rescue went to pull a cat and get it on a transport
to an adopter... The cat then tested pos.
Hi Jeni
That sounds like me... The kittens had a good life here although
it was not a long life... Midnight, a cat from your area that we were
working
on transportation for, is still doing fine and she is going on 2 years
here
Yes... my vet is my one good reference but he is in the
Check with his vet
Anyone adopting an FeLV+ cat had best be on a first name
basis with a vet
Will the adopter allow you or someone you know to see how the
cats will be living ???
And are they willing to answer all your questions ???
Yes... I have adopted maybe 20 FeLV+ cats from this
thing he refuse to give me was his
address. Should I be concern? He says that he wouldn't like his address to slip
out and then have a line of people outside his place asking him to adopt their
cats.
--- On Thu, 7/30/09, Tad Burnett tadburn...@vermontel.net wrote:
From: Tad Burnett tadburn
and then have a line of people outside his place asking him to adopt their
cats.
--- On Thu, 7/30/09, Tad Burnett tadburn...@vermontel.net wrote:
From: Tad Burnett tadburn...@vermontel.net
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] (no subject)
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Date: Thursday, July 30, 2009, 6:40 PM
I am retired and living in Vermont, near Rutland in the Green Mountains.
Tad
Gloria Lane wrote:
What state do you live in now, Tad?
Gloria
(in Arkansas)
On Oct 22, 2008, at 11:41 PM, Tad Burnett wrote:
Hi Kelley
Funny thing about the heart I knew my blood pressure was high
I was asked to crosspost this request for help...
This is from a group in eastern Mass...
I have adopted kittens from these people before and I am sure
they are well worth rescuing.
If you can help please contact :
Barbara [EMAIL PROTECTED]
or
Linda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Am I still connected to this list
Tad
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Kelley Saveika wrote:
OMG. I am so sorry to hear about your heart attack. I wish you a
speedy recovery.
On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 11:02 PM, Tad Burnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Susan
Every one has orange kitties lately...
I just brought home
Lynne
Have you asked about interferon ???
If you can find a vet that will keep a big supply of it on hand
in his freezer it isn't very expensive... I believe its made for
humans but does help for many animals as well...
Its has no taste and given orally... Some people mix it with food
or
Hill's A/D is a good tasting recovery food loaded with vitamins
and minerals... I buy it by the case for my guys... You probably
have to buy it from your vet but it could help...
In the archives or files for this group there are directions for liver
shake which is about the same thing...
Tad
Hi Lynne
The rough numbers say 2/3's will be gone in 2 years...
That leaves 1/3 that will make it past 2 years and they will commonly
live to 8 years or longer...
Tad
Lynne wrote:
Hi all.
I just joined this list after doing all the reading I possibly could
find on feline leukemia. I
It is a fact that many kittens that test pos at 8 weeks will test neg.
at 16 weeks...
Some people say 6 months to be sure but from my personal experience the
test at 16 weeks is about 80% accurate
A word about Jeni... She is very active in short term fostering and holding
kitties until she
Just one comment...
The risk of death for an FIV cat at a kill shelter is mentioned...
You might want to read the fine print of many many NO KILL
shelters that also PTS FIV, FeLV and even the entire litter because
just one kitten dies of FIP...
Life it self is a risk... What about the risk you
I asked my vet about using veg. oil and he said it would be chemically
closer
to their natural oil if I added a little vinegar to the oil...
Pain oil could support fungus growth
He had a bottle all made up by the drug company that he had good luck with
and it was only a couple bucks so I
Megan
Let me complicate things a bit more but perhaps it will help too...
Anemia isn't just the cat feeling sleepy... It is all the organs dyeing
because the blood can't feed them without the red blood cells...
If you are going to try and save Olive you have to stick a stake in the
ground and
Probably close to 4 years ago I mentioned interferon to my vet...
He had never worked with an FeLV+ cat before...
He had used it with cows before and it was given IV to them...
He grabbed his medical book and there were words in there about
giving it both ways to cats but he decided that with the
.
Trajan Tennent
- Original Message -
From: Tad Burnett mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org mailto:felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2007 9:42 PM
Subject: Re: To Megan: Re: My cat was tested
Hi Jessica
I am sorry you had to find us this way but this is the right place to
come...
First you need to work on the realization that FeLV probably is terminal...
If he is in pain it may be a cancer
I would recommend getting him on human grade interferon which is very
inexpensive
if
In a perfect world But at the rate that neg. 8 week old kittens are
being PTS this year
what are the chances of finding some one to isolate one kitten..
Considering that the 1st year of a cats life may be its most fun in life
and if it is POS.
than that likely will be it only life... What
Jeni...I am so sorry to hear of your loss of Nookie...
She will be at the bridge and meet Jet and be Jets new feral friend...
Midnight, the black cat that came here from your area just a few
weeks ago is doing fine and my feral cat Daisy was paying special
attention to her this morning, I guess
There was an 18 year old siamese is a county shelter that I was looking at
last night.. Looking through the list of about 30 cats that they had I
noticed
that they also had 2 other siamese as well as all the cats seemed like they
would make great pets...
Then I noticed that about one in four
`I guess the point is that its a great way to keep the piece...
Nobody can get upset if you tell people you rescued your declawed cat
from a shelter already declawed...
Tad
Kelley Saveika wrote:
On 6/10/07, Tad Burnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There was an 18 year old siamese is a county
Will she eat A/D ??? That's mostly liver with vitamins...
C J wrote:
Kisa is peeing, probably about every 8 hours. She's so weak, that if
I don't have a litter box within 2feet of her, she'll just go close to
where she's laying.
She must not have been very dehydrated yet, since it took
a lactose free milk, and high in calories, comes
in a little drinking box type carton.
I bought some various brands of canned food to try today as well.
Cassandra
- Original Message - From: Tad Burnett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, June 02, 2007 10:44 AM
Anybody in the Nashville or Tennessee area ?
please *call* me at 615-662-2386
Original Message
Hi All,
I know this is a major shot in the dark, but here goes: I was contacted
by a woman who took a friendly stray female kitten to
I bet its on the floor under the dryer...
Tad
Nina wrote:
Remember the thread where everyone was trying to figure out where the
urine odor was coming from? (Kelley, I'm sure you do). Well, someone
has contaminated my dryer. I'm not sure how they did it. I'm
assuming they backed up, aimed
organize something
earlier without me, just let me know if you need my help or if you
need me to take in the cat until I can get it to you Tad.
Thanks
Jeni
From: Tad Burnett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Double Positive in NY
being tested and spayed and they
were absolutely fine together. My feeling is, she'll be OK with
minimal adjustment. Midnight will be so happy! Just let me know your
plan. PAT
Tad Burnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jeni and Pat
If you think this cat won't take more than average
Did we decide where in NY this kitty is located ???
Is it NYC or other part of NY State ???
Also.. How does this kitty act with other kitties ???
My new siamese loves his big isolation cage and it will be a while before
he is ready to give it up...
Tad
Patricia Lamoretti wrote:
I just received
have to easily adjust to my other pos. cats..
Tad
Patricia Lamoretti wrote:
Long Island/Queens border by JFK.
Tad Burnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did we decide where in NY this kitty is located ???
Is it NYC or other part of NY State ???
Also.. How does this kitty act with other
for
some confirmation results. I guess we could board her for a few
days/week
if needed. Not sure of her social status (sounds funny). I'll have
to find
out. PAT
Tad Burnett wrote: Hi Pat
Would she be able to get a ride north toward Albany...
Or the north end
I am doing a transport this Saturday coming up eastern NY or western
New England... Probably this white kitty could join if anybody would
like to adopt her in this area
Tad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please forward to others that could possibly help in this matter.
Do not reply back to me
Do we know for a fact that Scooter, the FeLV+ kitty was gone ??
I heard that some unknown number of animals were in foster homes...
I suppose the office files were all lost...
But I was hopping that this unlucky kitty got a bit of good luck and was
isolated from neg. kitties by being in a foster
Two more of our FeLV+ kitties have gone on to the Rainbow Bridge
Carmellia March 13,2007
Thurston March 30,2007
I am having a hard time to write this... Little Thurston was only 3
months old
when he came to live with me and he only stayed for about 6 months
but during that time he had
If you go to Purina's web page they have a whole special page about how
their
foods are safe
Tad
TenHouseCats wrote:
i'm kind of surprised that whiskas--9 lives--friskies aren't
advertising like crazy right now. makes me really worry that they know
something we don't--like that their
UM... It was our Govenor Dougles that was just on TV yesterday
bragging how much trade Vermont did with China... And how good it was for
us Maybe Vermont could vote to impeach him too
Tad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My outlook on the issue, yet ONE MORE reason to stop ALL TRADE with
You really should have a vet that will work with you with FeLV+...
Interferon is a basic immune booster that FeLV+ cats need anytime they
are fighting anything...
Imunor Regulan has been reported very successful with respiratory
problems...
But you do need a vet that will work with you on these
Needs a little salt and onions !!!
TenHouseCats wrote:
yeah, but you're not a cat! would you eat a can of a/d with great
joy?? (never mind, i probably do NOT want to know the answer to that.)
On 3/14/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL
On Feb. 8, 2007 Luvy lost her short life to FeLV...
She was just 7 months old.. When she was about one week old
she and her brother were brought into the shelter with no mother..
I suppose she may have died from FeLV soon after giving new life...
A king rescue person bottle fed them and they were
On Fri Feb 9, 2007 Ricky Rick was helped to end his suffering
from lymphoma and FeLV...
Ricky was a big old black and white tux tom cat when he was
brought into the shelter... He tested pos but he was such a friendly
old fellow that they had to try and find him a home... He came to
live with me
If this is possible... I think this past week has been the worst time
for so many of us... Both on this list and several others that I read
there has been so many of our loved ones that have gone on and
left us feeling so alone... Many of them were suffering or wood have
been if we hadn't let
Yes Kelly.. I was thinking the same thing... There are a bunch of our
kitties
that all live with us who are friends on this group and I am sure they will
all find each other and all be interested in hearing each others stories
Tad
Kelly L wrote:
At 06:49 PM 2/11/2007, you wrote:
I am so
wrote:
Hi Tad,
I am so sorry to hear about Luvy passing on. You guys gave her the
best home possible, you did so much for them and I thank you again. I
hope Thurston is doing well.
Jeni
From: Tad Burnett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
WalMart has a vitamin supplement in a spray bottle in the cat food section..
It samon and other fish oil and etc. but it seems to help one old FeLV+
that has a craving for strange stuff, licking news paper etc.
And it seems to improve the flavor for others that are picky eaters...
I thought my
I may be wrong but I will make an educated guess
The shelter in question here is the largest No Kill shelter in the WORLD
The number of animals they rescue is astronomical compared to the shelters
that most of us know of
Yet even at this they are only able to put a very small dent
And do they except every cat that comes to their door with no medical
records ???
Our local county shelter likes to call themselves almost no kill... But
I have 2 old cat
that were an owner turn in that they refused to take because they were 8
years old
so the owner brought them to my vet to
Kelley Saveika wrote:
My rescue is no kill. That doesn't mean that we accept every animal.
We aren't responsible for the actions of the people whose cats or dogs
we don't take in.
But I bet if you did a follow up on the animals that you don't accept
the end result is death...
This
And then there is the question of a pregnant mother... Is it OK to
abort the unborn babies ???
TenHouseCats wrote:
no, i wouldn't. it's a lot like, natural. or, organic. then there
are the ones who won't euthanize even when the animals are clearly
suffering, which to me is as bad as killing
That's OK... Munch and Jet and Lovey and Thurston slept right through it
LOL
Tad
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn wrote:
No offense meant. I am blunt sometimes. I don't want you to have any regrets. I
hope
the links help.
Phaewryn
Please save Whitey! http://ucat.us/Whitey.html
VT low cost
I was listening to a snippet on the news a short while ago where they were
talking about cancer cells that were just at the edge of where the imunine
system recognizes them as being foreign and attacks them and kills them...
The news was talking about genetic engineering to get the immune
Hi Jeni
Try A/D... Its prescription from the vet but I buy it by the case...
A few drops of tomato juice with it sometimes makes it even better...
Or some like it thinned with water...
I have found that interferon works very quickly for making them feel
better and thus eat
That is
Nancy
An average cat needs to eat about one 5.5 oz can of food each day..
If she is eating much less than that than that explains the weight
loss...
FeLV is spread in the saliva so it is possible to spread by grooming
or food and water... It dies as soon as it dries out but if it is kept
And Switters, the New Orleans Katrina kitty has a new twin...
and he seems to know it... He has been camped out right next to the
socialization
cage and touching paws through the bars ... Fred, my 1st pos. is corled
up on the other
corner... Every body has walked by and viewed the new kittens
No... You can't tell for sure without tests... I think this is called
an educated guess...
And probably a good likely hood of being right...
The treatment for an FeLV+ cat is basically the same as it should be
for a neg. cat...
Good food.. Good care... low stress... Not running outside where
Cats teeth are designed for tearing meat off the bone.. Not so much for
grinding food up
as with humans... Cats have stronger stomach acid and can swallow and
digest larger
chunks of food... Thus they can do without teeth and eat most
commercial cat food...
My cats have never had a problem and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A lot of people on our list have lost cats to lymphoma and
know it, but were not on the yahoo lymphoma list, and a lot have not
had real diagnoses when their cats died or were pts. A lot of vets do
not think it worth getting a diagnosis on a positive
I am pretty sure that's a sell by date and they allow several months
past that for it to be used...
Tad
Kelley Saveika wrote:
I went to the feed store to buy Felidae and was talking to
the owner about my cats. He GAVE me a case anda half of the big cans
of Felidae that is expiring in
A lot to comment on on this one...
First off, wasn't this about a Corvette too..
I can relate to that because 40 years ago my new wife pressured me
into letting my 1957 vette go as an unpractical car... That hurt too..
An still does a bit when I see one sell at an auction for about 200
times
I am not even going to address the main complaint...
This is an FeLV+ cat...
Stress is one of the major enemies of FeLV...
Neutering is the major way to reduce Stress
Tad
Rosenfeldt, Diane wrote:
Just chiming in to agree. You
will save yourself a world of frustration if you get
Interferon is one of those drugs that looses its effectiveness the more
it is given..
Was this protocol written by the same vet ???
I have a healthy cat, both pos on FeLV and FIV who cam to me on
interferon
every day.. My vet says once she has been on that that it should be
continued...
I also
I have been waiting for Nina to answer this question because I knew she
would put my thoughts in words better than I could...
It was just 3 years ago that I brought home 4 cats from a rescuer that
had 16 rescues in a one bedroom apartment...
One neg. was a litter mate of a pos The other 2
Nina and Kayte
My 2 cents... I asked my new young vet to look into I R and she went
to her same internet group that poo pooed DEX and got the word that it
wasn't any better than interferon..
If you have been following my story you know what I am thinking about
the decision to not give Leo
Yes... Heart murmurs seem to go along with something being off in a
blood work up count...
I have seen it along with kidney failure...
It might be worth having a blood work up to see if there is anything
that you could start
working on before it gets too bad..
Tad
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
I agree with Anema and heart mummer showing together...
But isn't anemia also a result of poor blood condition ???
Tad
Carbonel wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Tad Burnett
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 3:52 PM
Subject: Re: Diane - heart
I have never used it myself.. Just seen it being used...
Both with people and animals at the vets...
Basically normal air contains only about 16 % oxygen
so just a very small amount flowing in the direction
of the breathing will help...
The covering is just to keep a draft from blowing it
all
Hi Nina
When you say DEX is that DEXAMETHASONE ??
Leo got only one shot.. I asked about getting another
but she was hesitant because of his ammune system...
But now it doesn't make any difference...
How much is Spencer getting
I do have another FeLV+ cat with chronic fevers and
the one
Hi Leslie
Somebody correct me if I am wrong here...
Interferon is an immune system booster...
The problem is that if you use it too much
the immune system can become totally dependent on it...
Most vets agree that 7 days on and 7 days off is the best
compromise...
It is diluted in water and
Did somebody mention frustrated ???
My vet is a country vet.. with many years of experience
with milk cows but is willing to study up on ideas that I
have picked up on the internet... He has just taken on a
new vet or maybe she is an intern and she has been working
with my cats.. She does believe
WOW Nina
I am so glad he came back to you
I remember a story like that from years ago about
an old indian who thought he was going to die and
he went off to a mountain top to be by himself...
But time went by and he didn't die and he got
hungrier and hungrier and cold and wet and he gave
Marie would never let Munch go... He is her cat..
He had a URI that took a long time to clear up and
Marie was the only one that could handle him..
On the other hand Jett took to me... And Leo...
Leo had arrived here just a couple months ahead
of the AW cats and being a typical orange cat he
She looks after Switters too...The New Orleans boy... But
he is about a year old and at that age where too much mothering
doesn't work...
Tad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Poor Jett. She just needs a new project, that's all. I'm sure
it's only a matter of time until you take in a new
And make sure you have checked every place inside...
Sick cats usually don't wander off into unformilure
territory but they do squeeze into very small tight
places.. Behind or under things where there is only
a couple inches of crawl space...
I have always wondered if I was doing the right
I have had 2 FeLV+ cats that have had fluid on the lungs
and that makes breathing very difficult for them... One xray
can show the space around the lungs that indicates the fluid
filling the cavity and making it hard to breath in...
A pill to absorb that fluid does relieve the breathing in only
a
Hi Phaewryn
Munch and Jett along with CJ, and 2 others that tested neg but that
were so highly exposed
that they would have been put down anyway, that have been here for 18
months or more are
still perfectly healthy.. I have thought of having them retested and
see if they can be in that
group
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=6904159
Title: Petfinder PetNotes
I have noticed that Purina ONE and Science Diet and probably others
have L-Lysine in their food... Does anyone know what the equivalent
amount per serving is.. My guess is that it is much smaller than the 250 mg.
but it would be interesting to know...
Tad
wendy wrote:
Hey Gina,
I am not sure
With 30 cats running loose in the house I find tying things down with
string or safety wire can save lots of breakable things...
Tad
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Message
I'm just waiting for the ceramic
candlesticks on the mantelpiece to be knocked off and broken. They
came from a
The average groundhog has a big mound of dirt from his diggings
and often will be seen on top of that for a look around... Will this
one climb on top of his house to look around ??? Like a Snoopy dog..
That will make the picture
Tad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LOL, Well, I guess
Hey Karen
I just want to add that I know of 3 county shelters that took the
time themselves
to find special homes for FeLV+ cats... Road Island, New York State and
my own
Vermont...
Tad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know Carrie personally and I am shocked and surprised. You
know I
If your main concern is for the mother... The stress of going full term
will
probably shorten her life... If you allow her to nurse the kittens that
will
be even more stress on her
The kittens will probable be born neg. but will probable be exposed
during
the cleaning the follows birth
When I 1st started keeping FeLV+ kitties and asking my vet should I do
this or that...
He gave me some valuable advise "Don't drive myself crazy worrying
about things"...
Keeping stress for the kitties to a minimum is the best thing you can
do...
They can sense your worry and that will
Hi Amy and Nina
I have been reading all this...
Would this vet be one of the ones CJ is named after ???
I guess I broke my mold and adopted a double pos. a short while ago
and she seems as healthy as a horse and doing fine with my indoor
colony of now 11... She had a little trouble with
I have heard that a problem with corn litter is that dogs can't eat
just one !!!
And some have been hospitalized from eating too much
Tad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I have to say I found the organic thing kind of amusing. I
eat organic food myself, and try to buy it for
Lane wrote:
Don't want to answer for Tonya of course! But she probably figures
because FIV and /or FELV indicate a lowered immune system,
consequently more susceptible to catching things. Correct me if I'm
wrong, Tonya..
Gloria
On Jun 26, 2006, at 8:31 AM, Tad Burnett wrote:
Just
Chester seems to have the same problem as my cat that I mentioned a
couple days ago...
Chronic gum problem I called it... My cat has had most of his teeth
pulled and he still
has the problem.. I have had this pos cat for 3 years now and he has
always had this problem
but he is healthy active
Hi Nina
Yes I did.. But my cat with no teeth and sore gums that make him cry
and jump back when he gets anything solid in the wrong place would
have a hard time with a pill pocket I think...
Tad
Nina wrote:
Tad, did you read my hint about hiding the abx pills in pill pockets?
Nina
Tad
Or is the real question...What if the risk from the vaccine is greater
than the disease it self..
Like small pox...
Tad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the spirit of acceptance and being able to share ideas -I,
myself,mix FeVL+ and FeVL- cats. Are there risks? Yes. Knowledge is
power,
Speaking of having to decide I was just asked if I would take a
young cat that is both FeLV+ and FIV+...
How much risk does this add to my 10 FeLV+ cats??? This cat is supposed
to be otherwise healthy but
its like having a double whammy against his immune system and is that
asking for
Well...I guess that's what I did... I made the phone call and of coarse
she is a real love bug
and appears healthy... Very young and presently in heat...
I would like to get her here and settled before surgery and have my vet
do it as he will be
the one to deal with any problems arising... Any
I would guess there is more to the story...
Like they waited too long to bring the cat to the vet... Kidneys start
to fail
after 24 hours and that causes a chain of down fall...
Or maybe the vet said he couldn't do it for under $50...
Other wise its not that hard to take care of...
Tad
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