Hi all,
I had a message earlier this month about the cat we lost to FELV, Stitch. She'd
been positive for several years and was the only cat we had.
We're not anywhere near ready emotionally to get another cat yet, and probably
won't be for at least a few months, but I do know we will at some
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Thanks,
Joe Reil
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Howdy all,
This is my first post to this list, thought I'd do a
bit of intro.
We had three
Stitch devoured the Turducken, I guess the name didn't
throw her off so much.
--- wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
lololol...you guys are so damn funny!!! thanks for
the laugh. turducken cracks me up!
--- Joe Reil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The other thing with the Merrick's
The other thing with the Merrick's is, at least among
the 6 or 7 flavors they had available at my pet store,
about half of them contained some sort of shellfish
(Crab, Crawfish or Lobster).
My wife is severely allergic to shellfish and we don't
bring any into the house, so that ruled out about
Hi Joe,
I have seen several times on two different kitty
'sites' that some cats don't like Merrick, so don't
be
surprised if Stitch won't eat it. I hope he does,
because it's supposed to be good stuff, but if not,
there's other good stuff out there. BTW...I could
use
your advice in
I don't know where you live, but Cassidy is the most
beautiful, friendly,
loving cat! He's probably less than one year old, or
around there. Here's
his picture:
He's gorgeous. I'm up in Vermont but am not really in
a position to take in other cats at the moment, mostly
because of Stitch's
1. Chewie - unsure of age - probably 7-9. She was
diagnosed right around the time she died - about a
month ago now.
2. Stitch - 2.5 - tested positive for FelV after we
had her tested shortly after Chewie died.
Joe
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feeding a super-premium commercial
cat food, such as Innova, Wellness, Chicken Soup for
the Cat, or Felidae (just some
good examples - I feed felidae or Innova dry and
merrick or innova canned), or you
can make your own homemade diet using a recipe found
My local small pet store seems to be
Welcome to the group. You came to the right place
for more info! Something I just
have to mention though, right off-hand, is the
option to adopt another FELV+ cat!
Perhaps at some point, but not yet. :)
Thanks for the welcome, I've already gotten some
useful info and I'll be asking questions
Welcome to the group. I'm really sorry to hear
about
Chewie and that Stitch has also tested positive for
FeLV.
Thanks. :)
The best thing you can do for Stitch is to
educate yourself on this virus.
That's why I'm here. :)
If Stitch is asymptomatic, there's not much else you
can do,
Howdy all,
This is my first post to this list, thought I'd do a
bit of intro.
We had three cats in our family. The older two were
both castaways that were adopted as adults. Zoro was
the oldest and I adopted him from a co-worker when I
lived by myself. He died several years ago.
The remaining
Hi Joe and welcome to the list. Bless you for being
the type of person
to take in animals in need. My condolences on
losing Zoro and Stitch.
Thanks. :) It is entirely possible that Zoro had it
first. I'd consider that less likely because Zoro was
always well kept with regular veterinary
Sorry for getting their names confused. (No offense
Stitch!). My brain
doesn't seem to be working that great at the moment.
Just for
clarification, Zoro never tested pos for felv?
Correct. It is possible that he had it, but he was
never tested for it (while he was in my care), nor was
I
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