My Nitnoy crossed over today at 12:45.She had been with me since 2008,
survived a raccoon biting of her tail and being FELV +. There was nothing to
idicate whaat was going on. During the holidays, she was not doing well so
took her to ER. They did x-rays and complete bloodwork. I had tol
Not ding bats, just bull headed. Don't tell me what to eat!
Lee Evans wrote:
>
I don't think I ever saw the yellow bag that Susan Hoffman mentioned.
They have a light blue bag of Reduced Calorie food (diet food) but I
don't use that on skinny cats and the fat cats would probably eat t
Every time you hear about a recall, it involves a company in Georgia that does
foods for almost every brand of cat and dog food. i got hung up in the one
with the filler that caused kidney and liver damage. My guys didn't get hurt,
but I had to test to be sure they were safe and they were on
I had 2 cats with hyper thyroid. Shallie i took to Missou at Columbia and had
to leave her there for 3 weeks because she was radioactive. Convinced them to
let me bring her home early after I agreed to keep her seperate for the others
and dispose of her litter safely. She was on Tapazole, but
Had a problem viewing this in light of Nitnoy's problems. Glad I watched to
the end. Proves there are soe decent people in this world of urs.
Natalie wrote:
> The crying bull:
> http://vedicviews-worldnews.blogspot.com/2012/07/crying-bull-true-story.html
>
> My new email address is:
Will they ahve something in print for those of us who cannot go to this? Would
like to take to local no kill shelter. they ahve a problem with housing. I
know they ar short on funds, but constructive critismnever hurts.
Natalie > wrote: > If anyone is interested, let me know, and I will
That is the way it was with Nitnoy. We never really had the time to decide on
treatment before she was gone. I keep thinking there is something I missed and
should have seen.
"molvey...@hotmail.com" > wrote: > Lisa, You were lucky because 9 1/2
years is a long time for a FeLV cat, espec
-Nitnoy was tortoise too. She was like a brindle all over with 4 cream socks
and a cream streak to one side of her nose which gave her a clownish look. Add
to that that a raccoon bit off all but 3 -4" of her tail and she was real
short. She was like a cute litle stuffed toy. She was always i
Yesterday, my Annie (FELV+ and 8 years old) started with a weepy left eye. At
first the discharge was clear, but last night it became cloudy. Called the vet
this am and taking her in tomorrow at 9am for CBC to check blood counts.
Already started her last night on Orbax left from Nitnoy to tr
I know how devastated you must feel. Have they never offered an explanation
for their actions. I just will not take a cat to a shelter, that is why I have
6 now. Did have 7 but lost Nitnoy to FELV this Monday. I have a good vet that
does not say kill just because have FELV or FIV. He explai
I do not trust shelters anymore so I keep my posiives. My vet said if I
vaccinate the negatives, there should be no problem and so far, I have had
none. they all live in the whole house, eat out of the other's bowl because it
must be better than mine. I do my best to keep the stress level dow
Kathryn Hargreaves wrote: > What pound was this? > > That's one of the
only good things about the pounds around here is that > they don't test for
FIV/Felv, so then they don't kill for it. Of course, > I think they should
test, and still not kill for it. > > These are the open-admission No
My vet told me to combine yoogurt and baby food pumpkin. the yogurt calms the
somach and the pumpkin gives fiber to help get the colon back to normal action.
Dawn Morrison wrote:
> I was confused by the cerenia because she is not vomiting but my vet said
> maybe she is nauseous and that
after the line about Pepcid, I got a bunch of gibberish, combination of numbers
and letters and symbols. what happened?
Dawn Morrison wrote:
> I was confused by the cerenia because she is not vomiting but my vet said
> maybe she is nauseous and that could be adding to her not wanting t
I had a salve type thing that Radiation dr gave me think it was called
colloidal silver. Is this the same thi8ng?
Toni Probst wrote:
> I found something that works grat however I doubt seriouly you would even
> put the word out that it did work, but it was simple, it is called
> colloidal
It is great to hear a happy story. Hope Mom comes around and lets herself get
caught. Maybe she will miss her kittens enough .
Lorrie wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Here's a kitten story you should all enjoy. My daughter who helps
> me with rescue work and TNR, has a lot of stray cats at her
Is there any way you could get them to higher ground?
Christiane Biagi wrote:
> Am in Westchester (New Rochelle). Where are you?
>
>
>
> From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of dot
> winkler
> Sent: Sunday, October 28, 2012 3:50 PM
> To: felvtalk@felin
-I am praying for all the east coast, especially the animals. They have to
rely on humans to do for them. I think that I would gather them all up and
head for high ground if I knew something like this was coming. Have to have
lots of have a haeart traps tho.
--- kat > wrote: > Dot, > > You
Lorrie > wrote: > You're right Edna.. Just because someone goes to
church or > is a pastor doesn't mean the person gives a damn about animals. >
I've seen many so called religious people do HORRIBLE things to > animals. A
lot of people feel God gave us animals to abuse. Now > I'm not sa
-Since she left the cat, it is obvious that she does not care about it and I
doubt very much if she would pay for it's care. When people find an animal and
"care" for it during the summer, they take it home with them.
--- Lee Evans > wrote: > Did he by any chance get the woman's name or car
-If he has to leave and cannot take it with him, could he get a styrofoam
cooler, tape the lid on and make a hole just large enough for the cat to go in
and out and fill it about 2/3 full of straww that the cat could burrow down
into. Turn the opening toward a building to keep the rain out or b
-If he has been on his own before, he should emember how to hunt. Is there on
one at the camp all winter? soeone who could be persuded to give him some
food.-
-- Edna Taylor > wrote: > > But if NO ONE is going to be there to feed him,
that is cruel to just leave him :( Again, better off in a
You could learn to reupholster furniture and then when one cover was shredded,
make a new one. That is what I am in the process of doing with a rocking chair
that Homey shredded. I have the frame stripped and am working on taking the
tape/braid off so I can remove the fabric. The tape is glue
Also, an upholsterer once told me old furniture was made better and he
preferred to recover rather than buy new.
Bonnie Hogue wrote:
> I need new furniture but have decided to get used stuff until I have older
> cats. Makes it easier on everyone!
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>
>
> On
Bless you.
Kathryn Green wrote:
> As an FYI I am adopting cat(s). Meeting rescuer tomorrow near
> Columbus. Will be taking in to test for FeLV and get vaccinations
> following day. It/they if he can snare the black one she abandoned
> too, will join my current 8 cats and 4 dogs.
>
> Ka
While we are on this subject, my Harley is my problem. He was born on his
owner's lap and has never been outside before I got him at 3 months. He goes
out for 2 or 3 hours during the day. He and the others go down on the ground
to do their thing and then most come back on the deck to lounge i
Re: Harley I have a Felway diffuser going 24hrs a day and even bought a cd of
music that is supposed to "CALM" animals. It is great for putting me to sleep
at night, but has no effect on Harley.
Martha Walton wrote:
> Went to the store that the mattress came from. They sold me a wate
-i THINK i WILL HAVE TO DO THAT! Had 20 acres logged this year and think I am
going to have to spedn all my earnings on Harley. Right now, he is coming in
and jumping on the desk, then off, then on, than off. He either wants out,
attention or food. Can't go out because it is 42, raining and
OOPS! just realized this was not about Harley, but it sure can apply to him.
--- Lee Evans wrote: > Can you enclose with wire mesh a back porch or have
someone construct an outside cat escape-safe enclosure? Sounds like Harley
needs a little change of scenery. I have an enclosure here for som
My Annie had an eye infection but the terramycin cleared it up along with
antibiotic (orbax). I also have been giving her lysine since she is FELV+.
Doesn't hurt to boost her immune system. She has been off meds except Lysine
now for 3 days and all is doing well.
Maryam Ulomi wrote:
I can just imagine trying to do that to Annie or Harley. I would need a
transfusion afterwards. Wiggling would be the least of my problems, they
would be intent of murder. It would be so nice if we could explain and they
could understand that we mean no harm and really do love them and that
Tamara, Even if he does test positive, he can be housed with negative cats. I
have 1 of 2 positives left and she eats, sleeps and has slapping bouts with the
other 5 cats who are negative. My vet said as long as the negative cats are
vaccinated , there should be no problem and there has not b
Can you go online to find medications? Is it possible to get things thru
customs? I recently lost my Nitnoy at age 5. When I found her, she was
diagnosed as FELV +. I also have 1 more who is near 8 years now, got her when
she was 4. I have her on a Lysine paste whick pumps out measured dose
My Nitnoy and Annie were both pos and both were spayed. Never seemed to affect
either one. Nitnoy's problem began much later when she developed plugged anal
glands and they became infected. Lesson for me, check those glands often.
Annie still going strong.
Beth wrote:
> I'm not goin
I have quarry tile floor except in bedrooms, they are wood. Furniture is
covered in sheets of various colors which can be taken off when company comes.
The color scheme in living room varies from sheet washing day to sheet washing
day. I figure that if people know me, they understand. Others
RE: Oz and his rear end. I had a stray that never wanted his rear end
touched. He died from urinary tract obstruction. The vet was upset that he
could not find anything to cause it so he did an autopsy. He found adhesions
all over inside his body, the kind that come from being kicked across
I was stung by a brown scorpion while in art school in Mexico. What a headache!
Now I find that I have them here in Missouri. When we built our house and
finally got it closed up, found a 5" one while on the way to bed. Missed
stepping on him thank God. Because we are on a south facing bluff
THAT WAS THE PROBLEM WITH NITNOY BEFORE THE LEUKEMIA ACTED UP. nOW i CHECK
EVERYONE ALL THE TIME. THINK THEY ARE GETTING TIRED OF IT BUT BETTER THAN
LETTING IT GO TOO FAR.
katskat1 wrote:
> Another possibility I suppose but I don't notice any odor. I have to
> have that done to my dog
Would it help to talk via e mail with sokme of our vets?
Marcia Baronda wrote:
> I remember being very frightened when I found out that Fletch was positive
> for Felv. But then I found this list and the people on here gave me much
> needed hope. They explained, just like Lee did that th
I know of a salve that would possibly get rid of the tumor. If you want, I
will recommend you to this group. I have used this salve on a questionable
"old age" spot on my left wrist. It is gone now. Many people in the group
have used it.
Nancy Denison wrote:
> Does anyone know of so
Hi, I have 6 cxats from 2 years to 15. I am having touble switching them to
raw food. All they want is kibble (Blue Buffalo) so it has no wheat, corn or
soy. 2 go out for about 2 hours a day and hunt so smaybe they are getting
enough mice, moles, oles and shrews to satisfy their need, not sur
mAYBE WE SHOULD ALL GET TOGETHR ANDPOOL OUR RESOURCES. Then there would always
be someone totake over when one of us was under the weather.
Tracey Shrout wrote:
> Lorrie, glad to know they're better! But, as far as price goes, I can make
> it for about $1.30/lb which equates to 45 cents
sOUNDS LIKE dEE. gOT ALL LARGE SIZE COVERED BOXES, OTHERWISE I HAVE TO VACUMN
THE FLOOR EVERY DAY. I THINK SHE THROWS IT OUT.
MaiMaiPG wrote:
> Try a large Rubbermaid tote . If jumping in is an issue, cut a hole
> or u-opening on a short side. I like the 18 gallon or larger totes.
Hadn't thought of that. Have a couple of old girls (14). I have one of those
stair things for them to get on my bed.
Sharyl wrote:
> I use the large Rubbermaid totes. They can dig to their hearts content and
> the litter stays in the tub. Also good for those kitties that do their
>
Thids kind is always the greatest lover once they learn to trust. When they
look into your face they are the most beautiful cat ever becuse of thelove on
both sides.
Beth wrote:
> Poor baby. I'm so glad he has such good care at the end of his life.
I have one like that -he lived outsid
Maybe youcould wedge the box between the toilet and the wall like I did. We
still kick it all over, but only in one direction. I have a friend that says
cats and doge are just like children who never grow up and leave home. Her
children have both left and her daughter eloped because moom kept
Most of my boxes are high and covered. keeps down litter tracking. I like the
idea of using velcro, especially for watr bowls. we don't swim in them but 2
like to paw at the water and flip it all over the floor. Thank God I hav
quarry tile floors, just grab some paper towels or a mop. Come
Harley would knock off the bricks.
MaiMaiPG wrote:
> Carpet tape A couple of bricks...one on each short end
> On Dec 12, 2012, at 12:09 PM, Lee Evans wrote:
>
> > A couple of comments: any cat with URI will have teary eyes and it
> > may last for almost a month, unless treate
RE: water bowls, mine don't swim in them, they pat the water and throw it out,
run or slide into bowl . I hve fountain in kitchen surrounded by sponge to
soak up the spills. i thought it was leaking so bought a new one. took it out
on deck to test it. it didn't leak. man time someone slide
I think they do it just to drive us crazy!
Beth wrote:
> I have a feral who would rather drink from the rain water in an empty plant
> saucer than drink from the filtered water I give them...maybe it's missing
> some minerals or something?? My indoor cats will also drink from the dishes
I DON'T THINK THE WATER FILLED BOXES WOULD WORK FOR MINE, HARLEY AND CASEY LOVE
TO PLAY WITH WATER.
CATHERINE DIDONNA wrote:
> I fill litter boxes with water and put in places where I don't want my cats
> to use the floor for the toilet.It is said that cats don't like the feel of
> alum
I kinow this is late, but I have been dealing with my own leg and have not been
keeping up on emails. I know your loss, many times over. I lost Nitnoy just a
short time ago. She was FELV positive so I knew it would happen, but even
knowing does not take away the hurt when it happens. I have
Tricia
My Nitnoy lived a little over 4 years along with Annie who is also positive and
5 others who are all negative. My vet says that as long as the negatives have
their vaccination for FELV and here are no fights where a positive bites a
negative, there is very little chance of the negatives
When you gt the pumpkin, try mixing some plain yogurt with it. It will provide
good bacteria for her intestines.
Good thought on her accident. If she is not used to sudden noises, etc, that
could have been the problem.
As for her hiding, Annie hid in the basement for a wek or 2, coming up
Hi. been offline for a few days so please forgive the lateness. I have a
mixed group in my house, with 2 feflv +. Just recently Nitnoy died of a
urinary tract infection, not the felv. Annie is still going strong as are all
my negtives. Vet said to keep up vaccination for FELV for the others
Hi, Laura,
back again. just read the rest of your story. My top number has been 7, don't
know how you do it with 17. It sems we all agree that giving love, reducing
stress and feeding hihg quality food is the best route to go. Annie was also
very stressed before I got her. She lost her owner
If hissing spread FELV, my whole crew would have it by now. We all do a lot of
hissing and slapping.
Beth wrote:
> It is spread through saliva, but probably not likely to be passed by
> momentary hissing.
Beth
Don't Litter, Fix Your Critter! www.Furkids.org
___
AMEN! COULD NOT HAVE SAID IT BETTER. I WOULD RATHER DEAL WITH AN ANIMAL, WILD
OR TAME ANY DAY THAN HUMANS. God never should have given us dominion over the
world, we are not worthy of that position!
Marcia Baronda wrote:
> Love it love it love it!!! You hit the nail on the head Lee, c
This is what I keep trying to tell people around here. It seems their minds
are completely closed on the subject, so I say let them get overrun by mice,
etc. My house is mice free thanks to my 65 girls and 1 boy, all of whom ae
spayed/neutered. I was over run with mice once when my cats were
RE: your last paragraph We need to exist only on synthetic food produced by
chemicals and Monsanto and their friends.
Lee Evans wrote:
> I noticed something about humans that is unique to our species. We seem to
> have an endless ability to purposely misunderstand what is being said or
And this is also our reward. They enrich our lives every minute of their lives.
Lorrie wrote:
> Dear Laura,
> Thank you for giving Dani a chance for life. I also have a lot
> of cats (15 at home) plus a FelV sanctuary in my building in
> town. Sometimes these FelV kittens can live long
Sorry to be lae, been off line for a few days. I also have a mix of positive
and negative cats. My vet said vaccinate the negatives and all should be okay.
Mostly, lots of love, good food and cut down on the stress pllus run to the
vet at the first sign of unusual behavior. better and cheape
I have to share my futon with 6 cats. They fight over who gets to sit closest
to me. A lot of times I am in the middle and get the slaps, hisses, etc.
Lee Evans wrote:
> I was hissed at in the face by one of my cats. No, she wasn't angry at me. We
> were sitting on my futon sofa and an
Had you euthanized him when you first found out, he and you would hve missed
all that love and happy memories
Sally Davis wrote:
> That being said I have 7 cats that were all exposed that are still with me.
> And one that passed lat summer unrelated to FeLV she was 10.
>
> A long time ag
So sorry. I know how it feels to loose a loved one human or animal. I am
hoping no more of my babies leave me soon.
Beth wrote:
> I had an FeLV cat who belonged to a friend. He was her cat, but lived at my
> house because I have FeLV cats. He has been battlingStomatitis the last few
Same here. I do vaccinate my negatives for FELV just in case, but no one ever
bites, just slaps, growls and hisses. My vet says as long as the negatives re
vaccinated, should be okay.
"Gloria B. Lane" wrote:
> I've mixed mine (adults) for years also - I dont worry about it unless the
>
WHAT ABOUT A SWIFT KICK IN THE REAR FOR THEM? GUESS MY NEXT STEP WOULD BE TO
MOVE OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS AND TAKE THE CATS WITH ME. LUCKY FOR ME I DO LIVE
OUTSIDE THE CITY SO I CAN FEED ALL I WANT TO AS LONG AS I CAN AFORD IT.
Lorrie wrote:
> On 04-21, Marcia wrote:
>
> > Hey guys (-:
My Nitnoy started laying around and not eating much. Turned out she had
blocked and infected anal glands. Might check them out.
Lorrie wrote:
> Several of my FelV cats started out lethargic and then progressing on to
> sickness. However this does NOT mean your kitty is getting worse. S
Everyone in my area knows that if they find a sick or injured animal, bring it
to Dorlis, the crazy cat lady. I even rescued a juvenile turkey vulture last
fall. After I noticed him, I made a call to the bird sanctuary in St. Louis to
find out what and how to do. They said give him some time
TOOK ME A COUPLE OF MINUTES TO FIGURE OUT WHAT A TRIPOD IS. DUMB!
Margo wrote:
>
> >>
> >>Perhaps for this issue you should look for a vet who already gives the
> >>vaccine of your choice. Best of wishes to Gribble, the others and Velvet.
> >>
> >>I have a tripod who was originally run
If the city council is full of idiots, you have a problem. Legal is what they
say is legal. You have to keep the pressure up from many sources to make them
change their minds.
MaiMaiPG wrote:
> Again, what is the legal difference?
>
> On Apr 21, 2013, at 8:16 PM, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
>
I think people claim cats kill too many songbirds. What about hawks, don't
they kill songbirds? What about raccoons? Yes, my cats get a few, very few,
but not as many as the bird people claim.
MaiMaiPG wrote:
> Why can you feed birds and squirrels outside but not cats? Or outside
THANK FOR THOSSE KIND WORDS.
Lee Evans wrote:
> Nah. Not stupid, just overworked and underpaid. :-(
Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty neighbors
too!
>
> From: "dlg...@windstream.net"
>To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.or
Overreacting I understand. I do it too. If the life of someone I love is in
the balance, I prefer to be OVER cautious, better safe than sorry.
Maryam Ulomi wrote:
> Her gums are ok.
> Thank you everyone for your suggestions and concerns.
> Kitty was back to normal by late Friday and by
You may have to do like the no kill shelters all do, ask an amount to take care
of their food and medical bills for the rest of their life. I have a shelter
picked out and have provided in my will for their care. They have a formula
worked out, number of years expected for them to live x set a
The shelter I have selected does not keep them in cages, they have the run of
1. an old farmhouse complete with an outdoor enclosure they can go in and out
at will. 2. They have built a new house and outdoor enclosure. They have
furniture to sit and lie on and shelves on the walls. My cats w
THAT IS IT! GLAD TO HEAR SOMEONE ELSE LIKES IT.
Sharyl wrote:
> Sounds just like the shelter I have selected - C&W Rustic Hollow. I've
> visited it in the summer and winter. A great place.
Sharyl
From: "dlg...@windstream.net"
To: felvtalk@feline
I refused transfusions for Nitnoy because it would have meant leaving her at
the er vet's overnight in a cold, unfamiliar place by herself. She was so ill,
I could not do that to her. I think that leaving her there away from her home
would have done her more harm than good. As it was, I could
I think that at one point or another, we all think we have it all under
control. I have begun to realize that perhaps I am here to provide a home,
food and what care I can for them for the time I have them whether it is long
or short. I take them in, love them for whatever time I have them. H
Lee, I agree with you on the negative feelings. Same with people. Worrying
and fretting never did any good.
Lee Evans wrote:
> You could drive yourself crazy worrying about all of that. I had two cats
> living in a group of 12 for over 13 years. When they were very old, they
> develope
I do believe that Stress has a lot to do with the FELV becoming active and
secondary infections doing more damage. My Nitnoy had been feral, lost a tail
to a raccoon just days before I found her and then was afraid of the other cats
because she was so small and they were so big. She grew less
WHEN YOU WERE THERE, COULD YOU STAY AT THE CAT HOUSES OR DID YOU STAY AT A
NEARBY MOTEL? IT WOULD BE GREAT IF I COULD RETIRE THERE WITH MY BABIES AND BE
WITH THEM TO THE END. I WOULD NOT HAVE A PROBLEM WITH CHANGING BOXES, ETC.
Sharyl wrote:
> Sounds just like the shelter I have selecte
My Annie was not positive for the 4 years her fist owner had her, same vet.
Then when her owner had to go into hospice and she was left alone in her
trailer for 3 weeks, then brought to the vet's office in a cardboard box and
then sent home to my house with 2 new people and 1 new cat, that is w
I have mixed positive and negative cats for at least 4 years now. I do
vaccinate the negatives and watch the positives closely. The least abnormal
behavior and off to the vet we go. It sounds like your vet is a good one and
you have started him on treatments. You are off to a good start, it
There are others with more experience with young cats and you will be hearing
from them soon.
Michele Fougeres wrote:
> Hi everyone, I'm new to this group. My husband and I recently adopted a male
> cat; we named him Abelardo. We noticed he wasn't in very good shape, and that
> he was de
JUST BE SURE THAT THE BBY FOOD HAS NO ONION OR GARLIC IN IT.
Maryam Ulomi wrote:
> You might also try adding some baby food to the food to feed her. Some cats
> go crazy for baby food.
>
> Sent from my iPhone.
>
> On May 1, 2013, at 14:50, wrote:
>
> > Thank you so much for the quick a
So glad Abelardo is doing better! Just keep giving him lots of love. I think
that is one of the best things we can do for our FELV babies, let them know
they are loved.
Michele Fougeres wrote:
> Hi Dorlis, thank you so much for your message :)
> Abelardo is showing great progress, he h
BEEN THERE AND DONE THAT, BUT IT IS WORTH IT.
Lee Evans wrote:
> I have very good results from syringe feeding Hills A/D to anorexic cats. I
> saved the life of a cat with a corona virus using a combination of A/D and
> blended Wellness Canned Food, stuffed with liquid vitamins and acidop
I do know one thing, never trust a vet that says euthanize with no other
alternatives. My vet is great, he tells you what could happen and then says it
is up to you to keep them or not. My Annie is still going strong at 8 years
(she was 4 when I got her). Nitnoy gave up her fight for life aft
Watch the fridge, my guys have learned to open every door and drawer in the
house. Right now Harley is helping me on the computer since it is raining and
he cannot go out.
.,,,/ signed Harley
"Amanda K. Payne" wrote:
> Thanks again for the responses. I'm not sure i
Not always, it is just a secondary infection that they cannot fight off. This
just happens to be an infection that Nitnoy could not fight off.
cer...@new.rr.com wrote:
> Do cats with this have problems with their anal glands?
>
> I'm sorry for your loss.
>
> Chris C.
>
>
> -Original
The group is always nearby, but I do know what you mean, especially when
dealing with none cat people.
Cheri Le wrote:
> Hi! I recently vaccinated my four kitties and intermingled with a positive
> cat. I feel great about it and since the integration my kitty is so much
> happier & healt
The longer I live, the more inclined I am to use homeopathic first and then
traditional medicine both for myself and my cats. It is less stressful on the
body. Lucky for me, my vet is inclined to agree with me. We keep a close eye
on the patient and the first sign it is not working, go for th
Adult FELV cats are less of a heartbreak as a lot of times they can live to an
old age, just scare you every time they get an infection, get off their feed,
etc. Annie is one of those, minor things come up, I run to the vet and he
grins and says "It is just an ordinary runny nose". Of course,
I have tried to switch my pride (6) to a raw diet, they just turn up their
noses and refuse to touch it. Of course, when I let them outside, they love
mice, moles and voles. Funny tho, they never eat the organs, just head, legs
and skin. How did you switch yours? Do you warm it up? They won'
Where do you get Tiki Cat? I have never seen it at Petsmart.
Lance wrote:
> I may have discovered something that Ember likes even more than FF. Tiki Cat
> has two chicken formulas, and she adores both of those. I'm feeding her a 2.8
> oz can a day, along with as much of a can of a differ
At least they have had a year of good care and lots of love, more than they
would have had otherwise.
Lorrie wrote:
> I was optimistic enough to believe a slight positive meant the cat might be
> throwing off the virus... Not so. My cat, aged 10 months, whose 2nd
> Elisa test was a sl
If your other cats are vaccinated for FELV, why not let him in with them?
Annie is now 8 and doing fine. Her only problem is she was an "only cat" in
her previous home and does not like to share with other cats. (Nitnoy died
after 1-1/2 years but she had been feral and lost her tail to a ra
I have a question re vaccinations> I have 2 15 year olds, one never goes out,
she is terrified of outside and the other goes down on the ground to potty and
then back to the deck for a snooze in the sun. Another 8 year old goes out
very little and another tht stays on the deck. Do they need
the kittens just might work with your terrified one. a couple of times Lil Bit
(who is afraid ofeveryone else) has gotten caught in father's room with the
babies and she just seems mildly peterbed with them, but allows them to sleep
curled up next to her. Harley, the boy loves to be hld all t
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