Couldn't agree with you more. I tell people that my primary form of
interior decoration is organic.
On 11/26/2012 11:19 AM, Kathryn Green wrote:
Hey! Just like my front door sign says:
If you get upset about cat and dog hair on my furniture please go
back home and 'visit' me by phone. All my
It's a breed. Looks almost black but in the light can see that fur is
dark dark brown. Small cat with wonderful personality. Probably has
some Burmese.
On 11/1/2012 7:17 PM, Kathryn Green wrote:
Bombay kitty? What does that mean?
K
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Oh m'god, I hope so!
On 7/31/2011 10:51 AM, Natalie wrote:
My assumption would be that the first ELISA was a false positive.
-Original Message-
From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Pam Norman
Sent: Saturday, July 30, 2011
, there is no need to to another IFA (which means she
cleared the virus). How old is Miss Nora?
Good luck!!
L
- Original Message - From: Pam Norman pam_nor...@charter.net
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, July 30, 2011 9:46 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Retesting
Miss Nora
Miss Nora, the FeLeuk kitty we got adopted here in Spring Green, is due
for retesting. In late May she tested positive on the Elisa then in
the first week of June, she tested negative on the IFA. It's my
understanding that she should be re-tested 45 - 60 days after later.
Would that be the
Actually, my error, it's MaxCAL!
I have found both A/D MaxCal to be feedable straight from the can via
finger feeding or spoon feeding.
On 6/26/2011 7:31 AM, Sharyl wrote:
MaxCat would need to be blenderized with a liquid to be syringe-able. You may
also need to strain it 1st but the
Totally divine wonderful!!
On 6/25/2011 7:52 AM, Melinda Kerr wrote:
OK, so who says miracles and divine intervention do not exist? After a couple
of hours in the very hot sun, I found evidence that maybe VooDoo was alive and
close by. Then, I discovered that the police now
Eukanaba MaxCat would be even better. It has way more calories than A/D.
On 6/25/2011 10:02 PM, Lynda Wilson wrote:
You're doing a great job! Hang in there!! Get some Science Diet A/D
for him on Monday, it will have all the fat and taurine he needs.
Thoughts and prayers to you both!
Lynda
I have been wondering where everyone has been for the past week or more.
Got me really worried as I've come to depend on you all.
Anyway as some of you may know, Sabirna, now re-named Eleanor to Miss
Nora, is in her new permanent home everyone is in l ove with her she
is doing well. She
Can she not keep him separate from the others? The virus is so
short-lived once shed from the body. Others are keeping FelineLeuk
kitties in their homes but in rooms apart from the other populations.
Where is she?
Pam
On 6/23/2011 3:58 PM, TANYA NOE wrote:
Please see the attached link to
- Original Message - From: Pam Norman pam_nor...@charter.net
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2011 9:04 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Significance of IFA negative test after Elisa postive
I have been wondering where everyone has been for the past week or
more. Got me really
This doesn't seem to deal at all with the significance of a negative IFA
test after a positive Elisa. It only refers to a positive IFA test.
On 6/15/2011 3:32 PM, Natalie wrote:
Interesting flow chart! A good one to print and keep!
I posted this recently; it also helps to understand the
Resending.
***
We picked her up on Sunday at the sanctuary she is now in her new home!
Meanwhile this past week, the results of the IFA test came back -
NEGATIVE! YAY! Her Elisa snap test about a bit ago was positive. As I
understand it, the next test in about 30-60 days should be an
I had a wonderful cat years ago who was not FeLeuk+, but died from
lymphocytic leukemia.
On 6/14/2011 8:05 AM, Natalie wrote:
It does, but there's also leukemia (more like the human leukemia). Our cat
was NOT FeLV+, but had leukemia.
-Original Message-
From:
I'm in Spring Green! It is good to know that the CCC can work with
FeLeuk kitties, altho I have a good vet nearby in Dodgeville. Do they
use any holistic treatments?
On 6/11/2011 9:22 PM, Barb Moermond wrote:
I'm in Madison and use Cat Care Clinic. Both of the vets there are members of
We picked her up today at the sanctuary she is now in her new home!
Meanwhile this past week, the results of the IFA test came back -
NEGATIVE! Her Elisa snap test about a bit ago was positive. As I
understand it, the next test in about 30-60 days should be an Elisa lab
test then another
I need to get some more info on LCTI. Can you help?
On 6/10/2011 11:04 PM, Sara Kasteleyn wrote:
We have a wonderful holistic-friendly vet who makes house calls. She works in
conjunction with our brick and mortar vet for blood work, tests, etc. when
necessary. Now that we have lost our
Do you all have your FeLeuk kitties seen by your regular vets? I talked
to a wonderful consulting vet I know re Miss Eleanor (formerly Sabrina)
his first recommendation was Internal Medicine at U of WI, but then
said that this would probably not be necessary as long as she is
asymptomatic.
I need suggestions as to the right/best food for Miss Eleanor as well as
supplements. We are going to be picking her up on Sunday!
Pam
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I need suggestions as to the right/best food for Miss Ealeanor as well
as supplements. We are going to be picking her up on Sunday!
Pam
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She pulled her tube out this morning so I guess she's sending us a
message. Anyway it's gone!
Pam
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How much CoQ10 vitamin C re the latter in what form? And how much
apple cider vinegar in water?
On 6/8/2011 12:19 PM, Natalie wrote:
I assume that she is FeLV+?
I took my two FeLV+ boyz to the vet on Monday for IFA test - we are ecstatic
(so was the vet)that their gums and teeth are in
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Pam Norman
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2011 1:48 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Food supplements for Miss Eleanor
How much CoQ10 vitamin C re the latter in what form? And how much
apple cider vinegar in water
I am so sorry.
Pam
On 6/7/2011 4:18 PM, Andy Domek wrote:
Hi all,
I know I haven't posted in awhile, but I wanted to offer an update to those of
you who followed our story with our little bundle of spunk, Aggie.
We helped Aggie cross over this morning, and it was one of the hardest
things
Could someone please tell me what LCTI is?
I am needing to learn as much as possible at maintaining a FeLeuk
teenager at optimum health for absolutely as long as possible! Miss
Eleanor needs all the help I can get for her!
Pam
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Thank you so much, Andy!
On 6/7/2011 4:58 PM, Andy Domek wrote:
Hi Pam,
LTCI is short for lymphocyte t-cell immune modulator. It is supposed to
increase the body's production of t-cells, the killer cells who fight viruses.
It ain't cheap, but it worked for us when we needed it last summer
Oh, sorry, where did you get it?
On 6/7/2011 4:58 PM, Andy Domek wrote:
Hi Pam,
LTCI is short for lymphocyte t-cell immune modulator. It is supposed to
increase the body's production of t-cells, the killer cells who fight viruses.
It ain't cheap, but it worked for us when we needed it last
Sabrina in one lucky girl. We had originally hoped prayed we could
find someone who would give her a temporary room for the period of time
needed for testing to determine whether she could beat this thing. We
sent out SO many emails talked to SO many people. Contacted all the
networks we
Message -
From: Pam Norman pam_nor...@charter.net
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2011 3:11 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Sabrina updatet
Sabrina in one lucky girl. We had originally hoped prayed we
could find
someone who would give her a temporary room for the period of time
: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Pam Norman
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2011 1:12 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: [Felvtalk] Sabrina updatet
Sabrina in one lucky girl. We had originally hoped prayed we could find
someone who would
What is the sequence of testing for FeLeuk cats? Sabrina had the snap
test about a week ago. I have seen differing opinions as to when the
first IFA should be done. I read somewhere 3 months after the snap
test, but a vet with one of our networks says no, it can/should be done
now. We
Hi all,
We are trying to give little Sabriina a chance. She is an approximately
5 month old lynx Siamese. She was pulled from a dope house was going
to come to us as a foster until she was tested positive for FeLeuk. At
the moment she is at a
Test is in from IDEXX. Poppy is IFA negative! BUT they did another
Elisa (the first was done in-house) she is still Elisa positive.
So tell me now what this means. I have to go off to Madison right now
but when I get back I will re-read all the links with this confirmed
info in hand.
Test is in from IDEXX. Poppy is IFA negative! BUT they did another
Elisa (the first was done in-house) she is still Elisa positive.
So tell me now what this means. I have to go off to Madison right now
but when I get back I will re-read all the links with this confirmed
info in hand.
She is not positive on the IFA, she is negative. An initial positive on
the Elisa the another positive on the Elisa, but at the same time, a
negative on the IFA.
On 4/18/2011 1:09 PM, TANYA NOE wrote:
Positive on IFA means it has reached the bone barrow and there is no
clearing the
-
From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Pam Norman
Sent: Monday, April 18, 2011 4:35 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Update on Poppy/IFA test
She is not positive on the IFA, she is negative. An initial
Jannes,
Is there access from the house or do you take her out there?
Pam
On 4/17/2011 11:15 AM, Jannes Taylor wrote:
Hello Everyone,
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I am trying to determine what to do with Poppy both now when the IFA
test results come in. I've been reading reading from what I can
gather, the old dictums about NEVER havinig positive negative cats
even in the same house has been abandoned. From what I have read, the
general sense is
Sharon,
What about grooming? I would assume that those cats, having lived
together for 10 years, would mutually groom. That's sharing bodily
fluids I would think would be potentially harmful to the negative ones.
Pam
On 4/15/2011 1:28 PM, Sharon Catalan wrote:
Hello Pam,
My 3 cats
- From: Pam Norman pam_nor...@charter.net
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Friday, April 15, 2011 1:00 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Question re positives negatives
I am trying to determine what to do with Poppy both now when the
IFA test results come in. I've been reading reading from what I
You all have been so helpful on my questions about Poppy I can't believe
it! Maybe I can return the favor a bit help here. Most of my 10 cats
eat in their crates. I have them stacked in the kitchen each cat knows
which one is his they go into them at meal times. Otherwise I too
would run
hope that Poppy's immune system clears the virus. You may also get
her siblings tested again to be safe and the mother as well.
Good luck! I hope this info helps!!
Lynda
- Original Message - From: Pam Norman pam_nor...@charter.net
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Friday, April
Poppy is a little wild 6 month old kitten just tested found FeLeuk
positive. She was one 3 beautiful white with black kittens trapped on
Monday. She is mostly white with a black mask a black tail with a
little white tip. Pale green eyes like those marbles we used to play
with as kids. Her
I am in Spring Green, WI, just about 30 miles NW of Madison am trying
to find a home or foster for a lovely FeLV kitty in Madison. She is
currently living on a screened porch of a very nice woman who
unfortunately is not only allergic but has 2 nasty dogs in the back
year. We need to get a
I just came into this thread please take Ember in to see your vet!
Any lump in the neck area, especially after vaccinations there (which
should NEVER be done - NO vaccinations are supposed to be done in the
scruff anymore!) is suspect. Take her in asap have it biopsied.
Pam
Lance wrote:
Was bloodwork the same in all? What was off? What was their WBC like,
the BUN creatinine, the HCT? Were they eating well up to the time of
getting sick? Any fever?
Pam
laurieskatz wrote:
I am so sorry to hear about your situatio and can only imagine how
horrible it must beI freaked
Jean, I have had 2 kitties with lymphoma neither of them had FeLV. I
think an ultrasound done by an expereienced ultrasonagrapher is
definitely in order.
Pam
Jean wrote:
Hi folks -- long-time lurker here...
I'm having the same problem with my Wallace. He's 10
in July, half-Maine Coon
.
If it is lymphoma with Wallace, I would join the yahoogroup lymphoma
list. There's a lot of good people information there.
Pam
Jean wrote:
--- Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jean, I have had 2 kitties with lymphoma neither
of them had FeLV. I
think an ultrasound done by an expereienced
Cassandra,
I am so very sorry that you have lost Kisa. May your memories of her
bring you happiness in years to come.
Pam
That scripture is lovely. If you have more, I'd like to see them.
Pam
Marylyn wrote:
Just so there is no misunderstanding, animal communications is
practiced by Christians as well as people of other beliefs and the
Bible speaks of interspecies communications. Below is one of my
favorite
.
St.
Francis
- Original Message - From: Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 8:59 AM
Subject: Re: OT - animal communication - please just delete without
reading.
That scripture
the door so they can't get through. a chain link
fence guy can do that for you.
We will be using Kittywalk to connect the 2 enclosures
we will have here.
Dede
--- Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have what I call a catiary cause it looks like
an aviary
Just be sure she gets her doxy!
Pam
C J wrote:
Thank you.
So far so good. Kisa is eating mainly felidae canned right now,
though she only eats when I hand feed her. When I try the foods she
ate before she got sick, she shows an aversion to them now, even to
the Tempations treats she
Sally, where are you? It's been raining here too hasn't for awhile. I
know, too much coincidence for you to be here too but you never know.
I'm in south central WI.
And remember day lilies are very toxic to cats.
Pam
Sally Davis wrote:
Nina
Thanks for the inspiring story. My old
live in grassy yards.
I am a horticulturist by trade and education. So I give that as my
qualification regarding daylily (hemerocallis) classification.
We are getting remnants of TS Barry.
Thanks for your concern.
Sally
On 6/3/07, *Pam Norman* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
I have what I call a catiary cause it looks like an aviary. It was
built at the same time as my deck so it could be incorporated into the
plan. It's between a wing of the deck the house goes from ground
level to roof level of single story house. The floor is concrete for
cleaning - a
will be using Kittywalk to connect the 2 enclosures
we will have here.
Dede
--- Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have what I call a catiary cause it looks like
an aviary. It was
built at the same time as my deck so it could be
incorporated into the
plan. It's between a wing of the deck
. It's
a bit pricy, but it does work well.
Dede
--- Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The PVC coated wire mesh works fine in Wisconsin
fine in Utah. I don't
see why it wouldn't work in NY! It's very strong,
4x4 coated wire.
Pam
dede hicken wrote:
Yeah, the mesh was great in Fl. I
I find that the easiest way is to cut the tablet up put it in a small
gelcap. Then roll the gelcap in cat food juices. Makes it slippery
tastes good so they swallow! Not like sticking a nasty pill in that
sticks someplace in the mouth to be spit out later on.
Pam
C J wrote:
Yes i'm giving
when she was there.
I am trying to coat it in butter, but cat food juice sounds good too.
Cassandra
- Original Message - From: Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 8:53 PM
Subject: Re: Update on Kisa
I find that the easiest way
200 ml IS too much for her. Stay with 100 but be sure the prior
watering is absorbed.
Also she should still be on doxy. That is absolutely CRITICAL! For
hemobart, she needs to be on it for a good 6 weeks. If she is not, then
her HCT will keep dropping she will be in emergency need of a
Well if you consider the lifespan of a well cared for indoor cat who
gets checkups once a year bloodwork at least once a year, who may get
diabetes or kidney disease or even cancer in older age who given the
best medical care possible for same - you might get up to 22K
by the time
for the route she takes. She
certainly wouldn't harm Kisa intentionally. She loves
her. With everything else she is dealing with, gentle
guidance is what she needs from us. Urgent pleas will
only add to the confusion and stress she and Kisa are
already under.
:)
Wendy
--- Pam Norman [EMAIL
Debbie,
These photos are so pitiful! Those poor babies. So many with eye
infections or even blind! It sounds as if progress is being made altho
on the website, the deadlines are way past. Are these little ones
getting treatment?
Pam
Debbie wrote:
While looking at the net I stumbled upon
Cassandra,
I routinely give about 100 ml per day unless the cat is very small.
Never give more fluids if what you have already given has not been
absorbed. Usually it does not stay at the back of the neck but slides
down under the belly against the back of the front leg. Sometimes down
the
Cassamdra.
Do NOT attempt to express her bladder unless you are familiar with doing
so! This is not something I would ever undertake without being sure I
knew what I was doing as you can do real damage. Keep her litter fresh
so that you can see what she pees if she is using the litter box.
I totally agree. She is suffering all you can do for her now is to
free her of this as soon as is humanly possible. Please.
Pam
Tracy Weese wrote:
Please consider PTS as opposed to letting it just happen this difficulty
breathing is distressful and painful.
Tracy
I think you must realize that not being able to breathe properly is very
frightening very grave. It is very very hard on her to not be able to
breathe! Please take her to the vet or the ER let her go. She is so
ill has deteriorated so far that trying to treat her any further is
only
Anita, that sounds more like spraying to me a direct reaction to the
newcomers. Very common. In time hopefully it will decrease. I had to
deal with it too for years. My piano was ruined needs total
refinishing. But that can be done at some point. I can't cuddle my
piano love it feel its
Good, I'm glad you are going to write.
Pam
Melissa Lind wrote:
Hi All,
I haven't been able to respond lately since I've been super busy, but I had
to read this pee thread--it hits close to home. Our Bandit started peeing in
the heat vent--only one vent--for no apparent reason. We tried every
Cassandra,
When you go back tomorrow, you might ask them to give her at least 150
ml of subqs to make for the fluids she's lost in the vomiting. Have
them teach you how to do it too get your supplied with the fluids, the
IV setup needles. This is something you need to be able to do at
her after work.
I'm wondering if she is blind..can seizures cause blindness? I'm
really lost here.
On 5/27/07, Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And her eyes are not reactive? At all?
If she can't blink, does that mean she can't close her eyes?
P
Kelley Saveika wrote:
Well, she moved
to poke her in the eye that she
should close them.
On 5/28/07, Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am wondering too if she is blind. I don't know of seizures can cause
that but whatever neurological thing that caused the seizures might
have. The other problem is that if she cannot blink or close
The toaster oven is NOT safe UNLESS you remember to ALWAYS close the
door! My Sunset became annoyed when I went out of town overnight she
peed into the toaster oven. I didn't suspect a thing until I tried to
toast an English muffin. The stench was horrible! So do NOT assume that
toaster
I almost lost a precious one, my boyfriend kitty, to hemobart a few
years ago. It was really scary. He had a high fever, his liver values
were up, his HCT went down like a rock. But doxycycline saved his life.
It is THE drug for hemobart. I would think that the combination of the
doxy, the
Had to laugh at this! It never ceases to amaze me how creative kitties
can be!
Pam
Susan Hoffman wrote:
Oh, we always close the door. Same with the microwave. We close
doors on toaster ovens and microwaves to protect the food that we've
hidden from the cats.
My mother was punished this
Cassanndra.
She MUST stay on the doxy! Be sure you have enough for a minimum of 4
weeks after she is home. Hemobart is a really nasty bug if you stop
the doxy, it will come right back.
Pam
C J wrote:
They can't do the needle biospy here, they don't have the equipment.
I'm thinking
You can find more about hemobart on the feline anemia list. A number of
people over there have dealt with it. I just know that doxycycline saved
Gus's life after he spent a week in the ICU at the U of WI vet hospital
in Madison. It was pretty awful because his brother had died there only
a
Please do tell!!
Susan Hoffman wrote:
When I have a little more time, remind me to type up the Poop Fairy
story. (Subtitle: How Spot trained my roommate to give her
strawberry ice cream and bacon and to never, never again spray her
with water to get her off his desk.) They hold
Sam, may his road be lit by the radiance of the love that you obviously
have for him. He the others will be there when you cross that
bridge. Sylvia Browne says that when we cross, that friends relatives
must stand back wait while the animals greet us. They are first. As
they should be.
What we should do is to bring our own reusable bags when we shop.
Pam
Kelly L wrote:
At 08:13 PM 5/26/2007, you wrote:
Why can we lobby to have them made of a thin cardboard so they will
biodegrade..I hate them!!
While on this subject, don't forget to cut through the handles of all
will deal likewise
with their fellow man.
St.
Francis
- Original Message - From: Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2007 10:13 PM
Subject: Plastic bags
While
I do the same thing with my used litter, then tie the bag shut, cut the
handles put them in a commercial dumpster near where I feed my ferals.
Pam
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*/Wow didn't think this subject would last this long./*
*//*
*/Anyway, I recycle my plastic bags. I dump dirty cat
Apparently it can. When JuneAmy was with me started having seizures,
that was one of the things we tested for. In her case we never found
the reason because the lymphoma took her so soon after she got here.
Pam
Kelley Saveika wrote:
Does toxo usually cause seizures???
On 5/27/07, Diane
You should be giving her subqs at least!
You are fast approaching the point, if not already there yet, where if
you are not going to put in a tube to feed her you are not going to
consult an oncologist, that continuing as she is now would be only
prolonging her suffering. She is not going
You can call THEM in the middle of the night ask how she is! That's
what I would do.
No, they will not insert a tube to tube feed her unless you ask them to.
They can't put in a naso-esophageal tube when she is vomiting, so the
only one that they can put in is one that bypasses the
Is there any way you can see Caroline tomorrow? If they're closed
tomorrow, isn't there a vet on call that you can contact about seeing
her? Did they say what they mean about being non-responsive?
Have you ever had a cat before that had seizures? My Paddy, who is
now 22, had one about
.
On 5/27/07, Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any way you can see Caroline tomorrow? If they're closed
tomorrow, isn't there a vet on call that you can contact about seeing
her? Did they say what they mean about being non-responsive?
Have you ever had a cat before that had seizures
And her eyes are not reactive? At all?
If she can't blink, does that mean she can't close her eyes?
P
Kelley Saveika wrote:
Well, she moved her head...but she can't blink her eyes...so it is
hard to say if she is moving her head because i am there..
On 5/27/07, Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED
While on this subject, don't forget to cut through the handles of all
plastic actually ANY bags before trashing them. Stray cats can get
their heads caught in the handles strangle. So please please cut
those loops!
For the same reason, cut through the loops of the plastic things holding
of potassium and vegetable oil to, and blend up.
Cassandra
- Original Message - From: Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 9:01 AM
Subject: Re: Update on Kisa
Do they mean cancer or do they mean lymphoma? Because if lymphoma,
you can treat
Cassandra,
Please join the AssistedFeeding list on y ahoogroups.
Also you may have to consider a feeding tube for Kisa. It is essential
that she get food if she is throwing it up, the only thing left may be
tube feeding. It is not the bugaboo that many think. I tube fed Otto for
6 weeks it
Where is it? And where did the name come from?
Pam
Sherry DeHaan wrote:
It is called Crash's Landing and Sids.Sids is the felv and fiv
kitties.And Crash's is where the 100 or more disease free kitties
are.I volunteer at both.And love them ALL!! :)
*/Pam Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote
Food is very very important. Cats cannot go without food for very long
without running the risk of feline hepatic lipidosis which is what you
do NOT want to have to deal with on top of everything else. You must
get her to eat a good high calorie diet whether you finger feed,
spoonfeed,
my
sympathies.
Diane R.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Pam Norman
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2007 4:49 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Great Snake evening excitement
I took Augmentin last year for a cat bite next thing I
Well, it might just keep them all so distracted that Sammy wouldn't
think to search out the purse!
Pam
MaryChristine wrote:
only this group would think that adding more cats could solve a cat
problem!
On 5/22/07, *Susan Hoffman* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Throw
Hey, I've got 10! It seems to be my number! It's a little bit nuts at
dinner time. But no pee problems. Yet.
Pam
Nina wrote:
Yea, I remember 5 fondly. I also remember thinking how crazy it was
to have so many cats. I guess there's crazy and then there's CRAZY.
N
MaryChristine wrote:
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Nina, where did you get the rollaway kitty condo?
Pam
Nina wrote:
Diane I feel for you, your housemate and of course Doyle. I think
it's a good idea to give Doyle his own space when you're not home, or
when he's not directly under your protection. I've used the feliway
stuff too, (I did
I took Augmentin last year for a cat bite next thing I knew I was
deathly ill with Cdiff (clostridium difficile). Lost 30 pounds in 3
months, was on Flagyl for 8 weeks with 2 relapses, went on Vancomycin
am still on it 8 months later. I will not take a broad spectrum
antibiotic again
LITERALLY!
Taylor Scobie Humphrey wrote:
Yikers! I could certainly lose a few pounds but what an exceptionally
crappy way to do it!
Taylor Scobie Humphrey
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On May 22, 2007, at 4:49 PM, Pam Norman wrote:
I took Augmentin last year for a cat bite next thing I knew I
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