I am new to this list. I found out a week ago that a
kitten (Smokey) I had taken in back in November is
positive. I had him tested back in November and it
was negative, but he kept on getting fevers and the
vet did blood work. He was anemic and his red and
white blood cell count was low. The
Thank you for answering me. I live in Morristown, TN
and Smokey is now about 8 months old. He was a stray
in our neighborhood so before I brought him into my
house I took him to the vet and had him checked out
because I have several other cats. One of my cats is
diabetic. That is when I had
The bloodwork showed he was anemic, red and white
blood cell count low. The white blood cell count was
at the border of low normal. He had been on Baytril
for awhile and the vet said she would of thought it
would not have been at that level after being on
antibiotics. His platelets were low too.
up.
Just a thought...
Chris
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Subject: Re: Smokey
The bloodwork showed he was anemic
I am so sorry to hear about your baby Rudy. She must
have been such a wonderful part of your family. I
will keep you and your husband in my prayers.
Cindy
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My baby Rudy passed today at 4: PM. My husband and
I stayed with her all
day she slept between us, so I
Your Brandy's fever sounds like how Smokey is doing.
I took him to his new vet yesterday his temp. was 105.
It has gotten as high as 107 before. She gave him
fluids under the skin, vitamin injection,
anti-inflammatory/steroid injection and immuno-regulin
injection. She wants to give him the
I am so sorry I called your kitty Brandy instead of
Bandy. Does he have any side effects with the
interferon? I tried a dose of interferon on Monday
with Smokey but he got a fever and quit eating so I
haven't given him anymore. I didn't know if it could
be the interferon or just his fever
I took Smokey to a new vet on Wednesday and she got
his temp. back to normal and started him
immuno-regulan injections. She wants him to have a
shot for 4 days in a row and then 2 a week. He has
had 2 shots now and she is letting me give him the
rest at home. He started eating yesterday and ate
Thank you for all of the information on your Bandy.
Neither vet I have taken Smokey to has talked about
his diet. They haven't told me any supplements I
could give him. He is taking Pet Tinic but is there
anything else I could give him? I don't know to much
about it. Smokey is still eating
I am so sorry to read about your loss. It is
heartbreaking to deal with the loss of one but to
lose 3 so close together is just terrible. Your in my
thoughts and prayers.
Cindy
--- Susan Loesch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I sadly have 3 babies to add - all 3 were about 2-2
1/2 years old. My
:
I wish I had some ideas for you. I think anemia
seems to be the
biggest enemy of our positive cats. I hope
Smokey's condition
turns around. Prayers to you and Smokey.
tonya
cindy reasoner wrote:
The bloodwork showed he was anemic, red and white
blood cell count low. The white
I hope you get some answers today. I will be praying
for you and Ginger.
Cindy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ginger did not seem right when I got home last
night-- she did not come down
to greet me as usual or ask for food. She did eat
her dinner, though not all
of it, so I thought I
I hope Ginger feels better soon. It is so hard when
you know something isn't right but you can't seem to
get an answer to what is wrong. I will be praying
that Ginger starts feeling better.
Cindy
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I am so worried, though the vets do not seem to be.
We took her
I am so sorry to hear that about Ginger. I will be
praying for all of you and hoping for a miracle.
Cindy
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She is breathing on her own, but not waking up. She
could be permanently
brain damaged. They say that people in vegetative
states can still sense and
I am so sorry to hear about Ginger. It is so hard to
lose one of our babies. My heart goes out to you
right now. You and your family are in my prayers.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 11:13:30 EST
Subject: Ginger is gone
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I started Smokey on immuno-regulan last Wednesday. He
recieved shots for 4 days and then 2 shots per week.
His problem was a recurring fever. So far he is fever
free. He has been eating good and playing. He is
also taking Baytril and Clavamox but I think the
immuno-regulan has helped him with
The vet fixed the shots for me and gave me enough for
2 weeks. She doesn't call it immuno-regulin but I
can't think of the name of it but when I mentioned
immuno-regulin she said that it was the same thing. I
can look tonight and tell you tomorrow. She didn't
say anything about IV.
Cindy
or something like that is probably what the
vet called it. It is the same thing as
ImmunoRegulin.
Is your kitty getting the IR injected into a vein
in
the arm/leg or are you just giving kitty the
injection
in the skin (like sub-Q)?
:)
Wendy
--- cindy reasoner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Good luck this afternoon with the doctor visit. I
will be praying for you and Paassht.
Cindy
--- Susan Loesch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Prayers for you and Paassht this afternoon for your
doctor's visit.
Becca DuBose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We
see the cancer doc this afternoon. Paassht
I am so sorry to hear about your loss.
Cindy
--- Becca DuBose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
She had fluid on her lungs and was already in
respiratory distress. The
vet didn't think she would last another night. We
had to let her go.
Becca
I took Smokey to the vet yesterday for a recheck. He
is really doing good right now. His weight was up
from 5lbs.8oz. to 6lbs.2oz. He has gone 2 weeks now
without a fever. He is eating great and really for
the 1st time since I have had him he is acting like a
kitten. He plays and runs around
to try IR, I'd
rather do it at home.
Nina
cindy reasoner wrote:
I took Smokey to the vet yesterday for a recheck.
He
is really doing good right now. His weight was up
from 5lbs.8oz. to 6lbs.2oz. He has gone 2 weeks now
without a fever. He is eating great and really for
the 1st time
Have you tried Bandy on immuno-regulin? Smokey was
having the same problem with fevers and so far these
shots have helped him. He has gone 2 weeks now
without a fever? Now I give him 2 shots a week subq.
Cindy
--- Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
Bandy has been sick the
I am so sorry that Buster is having such a hard time.
I will be praying for you Buster.
Cindy
--- Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had to take Buster back to the doctor today as he
wouldn't eat and was very out of it.
He did have some temp today of 102.5 which isn't
bad. He just
Barb, I have a cat named Winston that has had the same
type of urinary issues. What has your vet done for
Smoky? I had to change Winston's food to Hills SD and
we haven't had any problems since October. I didn't
know if there was anything else I should be doing. I
hope Smoky has a good checkup
and it can't
hurt.
B
cindy reasoner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Barb, I have a cat named Winston that has had the
same
type of urinary issues. What has your vet done for
Smoky? I had to change Winston's food to Hills SD
and
we haven't had any problems since October. I didn't
know
Kerry, I am so so sorry to hear about Buster's
passing. Your in my thoughts and prayers.
Cindy
--- Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just wanted you all to know that Buster passed away
today. He had a very rough night as he just didn't
respond to any of the meds that we gave him on
I adopted my brother's cat Stinky back in November
2000 after my brother was killed by a drunk driver.
Stinky doesn't have feline leukemia but over the past
year she has been losing weight. In January she broke
her elbow and had to undergo surgery to put a pin in
the bone. She did good after
probably
already checked, but is
thyroid OK? Not unusual for cats to develop thyroid
problems and one of the
signs is steadily losing weight
Chris
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Laura, that is great news about Ziggy's test!
Cindy
--- catatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That IS great news Laura! I must have missed the
original email. Go Ziggy!!!
tonya
Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Laura, I can't express how exciting it is for
Ziggy's test
(PST)
From: cindy reasoner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Stinky
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I adopted my brother's cat Stinky back in November
2000 after my brother was killed by a drunk driver.
Stinky doesn't have
. You
might do some research on it. Has the vet found
anything else out yet (biopsy)? How are YOU doing
today?
:)
Wendy
--- cindy reasoner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We had her tested last week and it wasn't her
thyroid.
The vet and I both thought that it would be her
thyroid
you
have wrapped up in her. Many prayers that she
begins to recover soon.
I hesitate to even mention this because it's so
simplistic, but
sometimes vita B12 injections can help with nutrient
absorption
problems. Have you tried them yet?
Nina
cindy reasoner wrote:
We had her
Yes the doctor is going to use ISO gas. The vet said
since it was abdominal surgery she would need to stay
overnight. My husband and I can't have kids so our
pets are our kids. We have 12 kids in all. We have 9
cats (Stinky, Ellie, Katie, Madison, Winston, Smokey,
Nicholas, Simon and Tabby.
I called the vet and Stinky made it through the
surgery and she is awake. They took biopsies of small
intestine, large intestine and lympnode to send off.
So it will probably be a week before I know anything.
They are giving her fluids through an IV.
Hopefully she will do O.K. tonight.
Cindy
Stinky made it through the night. I called this
morning and she was standing up in the cage.
Hopefully she will be able to come home today. The
only thing I found out about the surgery was that her
small intestine looked o.k. Her large intestine had
some purple spots on it. I don't know what
I am going to ask them when I go to pick her up today.
I bet they only did the T4 test.
Cindy
--- Belinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Was the T4 and T3 thyriod test done? Many times
only the T4 is done
and it is missed. Ask your vet if he did both the
T4 T3 test.
--
We did a CBC on her last week. The only thing that
was abnormal was her white blood cell count. It was a
little high but they did a urinalysis on her and she
had an infection.
Cindy
--- Belinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think diabetis is also a disease where they eat
alot but lose
I had to take Stinky back to the vet today. She
seemed to be having difficulty having a bowel
movement. I just called to check on her and the vet
told me he was concerned about her. Her temperature
was 98. She didn't really start eating good until
Sunday afternoon. I finally got her to start
they don't
make her stay there tonight but I guess she may need
to.
Cindy
--- wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Cindy,
What did the vet seem to think was the problem (what
was causing the constipation)?
Wendy
--- cindy reasoner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had to take Stinky back
Stinky passed away yesterday afternoon. I wish now I
hadn't made her go through the surgery last week.
Even with all of my other animals our house is so
lonely now.
Cindy
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I want to thank all of you for your kind words on
Stinky's passing. They become part of our family and
it is so hard to lose one of them as all of you
know from your own experiences. My husband I are
both just devestated over Stinky's passing. I feel
awful because I wasn't with her at the
I go the results back on Stinky's biopsy yesterday.
It showed that she had a bacterial infection. The vet
said that one of the complications from the infection
was that when she would eat the proteins were leaking
from her intestines. The lab wanted a stool sample to
let bacteria grow to see
I don't know if anybody has saw the terrible pictures
on Pasado's Safe Haven website regarding the poor
little baby that was immersed in acid. This makes me
so angry that people can be so cruel. I sent emails
to the list of people they had on their site. It was
hard having to see those
Congratulations on your new addition! It is so much
fun to get a new baby and get to know their little
personality.
Cindy
--- wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
Well, I finally went back to the shelter yesterday
morning, while my dogs were being snip-snipped at
the
vets, and
Oh, I am so sorry to hear about poor Philmore. I will
be praying for him.
Cindy
--- Hideyo Yamamoto
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I wanted to ask if I could ask for your prayer
for my friend's cat,
Philmore who is not doing too well.
Philmore has had a big tumor under his jaw for the
I know what you mean about having to isolate one of
your cats. I found out my Smokey was felv+ after he
had been around a few of my other cats. He had been
hanging around our house and the neighbor's across the
street. I just knew 1 day I would come home and find
where he had been hit by a car.
I will be praying for Pepper AJ.
Cindy
--- Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everyone,
It seems to be one of those weeks when our friends
kitties turn up sick
without explanation. You guys might remember the
kind man, AJ, I met
outside my specialty clinic. He was crying in the
I am so sorry to hear about Lil Rascal. You are in my
prayers.
Cindy
--- Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just wanted to let you all know that I lost Lil
Rascal on Wed. around 3am. His heart failure had
gotten worse in the last several days and the meds
just were not working
I hope AJ got to go visit Pepper. I have always
thought that it gives them more strenght to endure
what they are going through. It lets them know they
haven't been forgotten and are still loved. My
prayers are with AJ and Pepper.
Cindy
--- Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Terri,
I haven't been able to read all the emails concerning
Pepper. Have they ever found out what is wrong with
Pepper? I feel for AJ it so hard to see one of our
babies sick but not be able to find out what is wrong.
That was what happened with my Angel Stinky. I am
praying that AJ and Pepper have
I just wanted to let everyone know that Smokey is
still doing good. He is still getting 2 injections
per week of equistim. He has gained some weight he is
up to 6lbs.4oz. from 5lbs.8oz. I am still giving him
the Pet Tinic and he has been going to the vet every 2
weeks to get a steroid
Winstrol is the shot he gets every 2 weeks. I will
ask the vet Saturday what that is doing for Smokey.
Cindy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought Winstrol is just to counteract muscle
wasting. Does it stimulate
the kidneys to produce rbc's (or, probably what you
mean is to send the
, but she pulled her feeding tube
out and they don't
want to hassle putting it back in if she's eating...
it's just harder to
give her meds now. I said keep her another day to
be sure she's out of
the woods...
cindy reasoner wrote:
I haven't been able to read all the emails
I will be praying for sweet Henry.
Cindy
--- Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need prayers for our sweet Henry who is fighting
off an infection in his leg.Doc Jen has him at her
house to keep a close eye on him,she has a soft spot
for him. :) He is quite the loverboy that everyone
I am so sorry to hear about Pookie. That is horrible
what happened. You are in my prayers.
Cindy
--- Kerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Belinda,
Can you please add my darling negative foster kitty
Pookie to the CLS.
Pookie was euthanized on Monday March 27 (read on
for the way this
Lora, I am so sorry to hear about Stray. I know how
hard a decision that had to be. You and your husband
are in my prayers.
Cindy
--- Lora [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Belinda could you please add my beloved Stray to the
CLS? Thanks!
Thursday 01-26-06 me and Christopher (my husband)
got
up
I'm glad to hear your surgery went well and your at
home. There is no place like home.
Cindy
--- Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So far so good, just have to try and not over do
it, am going to go
rest now, already been sitting too long ... It's
s good to be
home :)
--
Hi, My Smokey has been on equistim for about 2 months
now. He had been tested for felv when I first got him
and it was negative but after about a month he started
getting fevers. After alot of medications to get the
fever down only to have it go back up again the vet
decided to check for felv
I will be praying for Achilles.
Cindy
--- Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In need of prayers for my sweet furry friend
Achilles,found out he also has felv on top of fiv,he
is one of my fav sanctuary boys.He is pretty sick
right now,I hope he can fight it.
Thanks all,Sherry
Smokey on indefinitely
either. Please tell
us more about the protocol you and your vet have
chosen for Smokey.
Thanks,
Nina
cindy reasoner wrote:
Hi, My Smokey has been on equistim for about 2
months
now. He had been tested for felv when I first got
him
and it was negative but after
I hope Salem starts feeling better. I will keep Salem
in my prayers.
Cindy
--- Carla Shoppe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Healing thoughts and vibes Salem's way.
Carla
Message: 13
Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2006 04:54:54 -0700 (PDT)
From: Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: prayers for
I will be praying for you and Hannibal.
Cindy
--- Hideyo Yamamoto
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, everyone, I am writing to all of you to ask for
prayers for my CRF
baby Hannibal. He sort of stopped eating since last
Friday (he also has
green color discharge from nose and can't smell)
well.
I am so happy to hear that Hannibal started eating. I
will keep both of you in my prayers and I hope that
Hannibal keeps improving.
Cindy
--- Hideyo Yamamoto
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, everyone, I wanted to thank you all for all your
prayers for
Hannibal - I picked him last night at the
I am so sorry to hear about JuneAmy. I will be
praying for the both of you and hope she can overcome
this.
Cindy
--- Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yesterday was our vet appt in Madison. It seemed to
go well. Bloodwork showed WBCs actually a bit high.
HCT was 30. The vet palpated
Kerry, I am so sorry to hear about Bandy. My Angel
Stinky lost her sight the last year of her life. She
managed very well. I didn't move anything I left her
food and water dish just where it had always been. So
she knew where to go out of habit. Also she could
smell her food. Her sense of
Pam,
I am so sorry to hear about JuneAmy. It is so so hard
when we lose one of our babies. I will be thinking of
you.
Cindy
--- Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have to believe that when our little ones cross
the Rainbow Bridge reach the other side, the sick
have left their
I haven't been able to really read my emails lately
but why was this cat going to be euthanized just
because it was diabetic? My Katie is diabetic and she
gets 3 units of insulin twice a day. It is a
lifestyle change because you have to make sure your
home at specific times to give her the
I am sorry to hear about your daughter. How long have
they been married? I know she would get child support
but could she get allimony? I am sorry I don't know
anything about military divorces.
Cindy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to thank those that have responded your
information is
I had taken in a kittie (Smokey) that turned out to be
felv+. The 1st he was tested it was negative and I
had to have him retested and it was positive. He had
been around some of my other cats. I had them tested
and 3 months later had them retested. Both times they
were negative. I keep
I am sorry Allie is having such a hard time. My cat
Smokey was having these fevers every 2 to 3 days. I
changed vets and the new vet is having me give Smokey
injections of equistim twice a week. I know so far
for Smokey he hasn't had anymore fevers since. I do
give them to him subq. I hope
Please don't give up hope on Allie. Smokey's fevers
got as high as 107. Ask your vet about the equistim.
So far it really has helped Smokey to not get anymore
fevers. I was having to take him to the vet every 2
to 3 days for a fever. Now I just give him the
equistim injections at home.
I am so glad that Chelsea is doing better. I would
like to know the course of treatment your vet has
chosen for immuno-regulin too. Smokey is on
immuno-regulin but the vet hasn't said how long he
will continue to get the injections. To be honest I
thought he would continue to get 2 injections
care of whatever problem they were
having in the first
place. It doesn't seem reasonable to keep the
immune system fighting
when it isn't necessary, it's not like building
muscles, (or is it?).
Oh, there's so much I don't know!!
Nina
cindy reasoner wrote:
I am so glad that Chelsea
I am so sorry to hear about Allie. That is such a
hard decision to have to make and it is terrible to
have to see them suffer. I will be thinking and
praying for both of you today.
Cindy
--- Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jen I am hurting with you,you are doing the right
thing and
I am so sorry about Allie. You and your husband are
in my thoughts and prayers. I have never had to make
that decision and I hope that if I ever do I will have
your strength. It truly shows the love you have for
her to let her go so she wouldn't have to suffer
anymore. When my Stinky passed
Hi, I took in a stray that was hanging around our
house. His name is Smokey. He was probably around 7
or 8 months when he tested positive. This after he
tested negative the first time. He kept on running
high fevers. The vet would put him on antibiotics and
the fever would go down only to
,
Nina
cindy reasoner wrote:
Hi, I took in a stray that was hanging around our
house. His name is Smokey. He was probably around
7
or 8 months when he tested positive. This after he
tested negative the first time. He kept on running
high fevers. The vet would put him on antibiotics
I will be praying for Bella's babies.
Cindy
--- Hideyo Yamamoto
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, everyone, I would like to ask for prayers and
healing energy for my
Bella's babies.. there are a little over 9 weeks old
now, and I noticed
that they are pretty skinny.. I can feel spin and
Naomi is in my prayers.
Cindy
--- Hideyo Yamamoto
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, everyone, I would like to ask all of you to send
healing energy and
send prayers for my little 12 week old kitten,
Naomi... she is one of
the three kittens that I rescued from a hole in the
crawl space in the
Lamby is in my prayers. Hopefully it will turn out to
be something that can be treated at home.
Cindy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all. Lamby, our sheep, is having some blood
either in her urine or as
vaginal discharge-- we can't tell which, but think
it is the latter. It is
Hideyo,
I am so sorry to hear about your baby Naomi. I know
you must feel so helpless. You and Naomi are both in
my prayers. I pray that she is a miracle baby and
somehow pulls out of this. If not I pray that she
spends her last days peacefully.
Cindy
--- Hideyo Yamamoto
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Smokey's blood work was never really bad. He was a
little anemic but the vet wasn't too concerned. I
haven't had any bloodwork done on him since probably
March. I did use the immuno-regulin because he kept
running fevers. I did use it subq not IV. I was
giving him 2 shots per week but we have
I saw on the news last night that China butchered
50,000.00 dogs. They said it was because of deaths
due to rabies. Haven't they ever heard of
vacinations? I was just so mad when I read about this
and all of their other animal abuses. I read that
some people were walking their dogs and the
I am so sorry. I'm glad that you got to be with her
at the end. My heart breaks for you.
Cindy
--- Hideyo Yamamoto
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you very much for all your prayers for Naomi
--- she peacefully
has transited to a new life last night around 10:20
pm... she was in my
arms
I just signed the petition. I am going to boycott
Chinese goods. I hope other people will do the same.
I know it will be hard but like I told my husband we
can live without any of THEIR products.
Cindy Reasoner
--- MacKenzie, Kerry N.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just posted to the list a dog
and
after going into my Smokey's room but I don't do that
as much now. Remember you are doing a wonderful thing
for your Smokey.
Cindy Reasoner
--- Dee Evan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am the guardian from Western Pennsylvania with 10+
cats (oldest ages
17-female 13-male), with a newly
I am so sorry that you lost your baby Peter. It isn't
fair that you have to go through this just after
losing Naomi. Please don't feel bad about bringing
him home with you. You gave him all of your love and
you gave him a home of his own.
Cindy Reasoner
--- Hideyo Yamamoto
[EMAIL PROTECTED
Karen, I am so sorry to hear about your precious
Angel. It is heartbreaking when any of our babies
pass away, but the ones that are so young are
especially sad. Your in my thoughts and prayers.
Cindy
--- kandbz_ mom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks everyone for keeping us in your thoughts and
I have had good results so far with immuno-regulin.
The vet started my Smokey on shots several months
back. He is positive and kept on getting fevers. He
hasn't had a fever since March. Smokey started gaining
weight and right now he seems to be doing really good.
I keep my fingers crossed this
I had a few questions regarding my Smokey. I am taking
him to the vet tomorrow to be retested for feline
leukemia. He hasn't been tested since February. I have
read about some of the different types of test. Which
test is the best? He hasn't had a complete blood count
done since March. Should I
That I don't know. I am taking Smokey back to the vet
tomorrow to be retested for feline leukemia so I'm
hoping that by some miracle it comes back negative. He
isn't showing any symptons of the disease now so I am
going to ask the vet if we need to quit giving him the
immuno-regulin. He was
on immunoregulin but can't settle on a
protocol. Thanks. Susan
cindy reasoner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I
have had good results so far with immuno-regulin.
The vet started my Smokey on shots several months
back. He is positive and kept on getting fevers. He
hasn't had a fever since March
My Stinky had that. She ate all of the time but she
just kept on losing weight. She passed away in
February. I really don't know alot about
malabsorption but poor Stinky really got so skinny.
She was a big cat until then. Sinky wasn't felv+. I
am so sorry your Twinkletoes passed away.
Cindy
Smokey is about a year and 4 months old now. He was
around 10 months old when he was diagnosed. He had
been tested for feline leukemia in November or
December 05 and it was negative then around January he
started running a fever. They would give him
antibiotics the fever would come down and in
I am giving it to Smokey subq. Smokey was running
fevers back in January and February. The vet wanted
to try using the immuno-regulin to see if it might
help. He hasn't had any fevers since I started giving
him these injections which was back in March. The
fevers were the only problems he has
nervous about doing it.
Cindy
--- catatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you start the immunoregulin because he WAS
asymptomatic and now he's better?
tonya
cindy reasoner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We first started Smokey on 2 shots per week subq.
He
is now on 1 shot per week subq. I
I would call around and try to find a vet that has or
is treating other cats with the virus. I had to
change vets with my cat Smokey because the vet I had
been using for 15 years didn't seem to want to treat
him. I don't know alot about the virus as Smokey is
the first cat I have had that was
Most of the time I could tell Smokey had a fever when
he was lethargic and didn't care about eating. He
always gets up when I come into the room so when he
had a fever he wouldn't get up. He would just lay
there with his head down.
Cindy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sorry for all the
I am sending you and your baby Ayumi prayers and good
thoughts that the PCV will be better next time.
Cindy
--- Hideyo Yamamoto
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Hi, everyone, I need to ask for your prayers for my
very first baby,
Ayumi...I brought her to US from Japan with me as a
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