From: cer...@new.rr.com Sent: Jun 6, 2013 9:53 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] New To Group-Lance
That’s a great site-thanks!I’ve been feeding mine Tiki Cat, and I was wondering...in
looking at it and reading the ingredients list, wouldn’t it be
a lot cheaper and just
sday, June 06, 2013 6:32 PM
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> Ember was four years old when she tested positive, but she must have had the
> disease prior to that. She might have been as young as two or three years old
> when the
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Ember was four years old when she tested positive, but she must have had the
disease prior to that. She might have been as young as two or three years old
when the infection became persistent. We still don't know how the viru
Ember was four years old when she tested positive, but she must have had the
disease prior to that. She might have been as young as two or three years old
when the infection became persistent. We still don't know how the virus got
into the house, whether through Ember herself or a stray kitten m
Hi Lance,
Are any of your FeLV+ cats showing symptoms?
***Besides Jack, who has lymphoma, none of the other cats show any symptoms.
Lance, when was your girl diagnosed with it?
Kasia___
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e losing any of them...unless
> they are old and ready to go.
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> Oh Kasia, I am so sorry. You must be absolutely devastated. It is really
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: Thursday, June 6, 2013 4:23 PM
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Oh Kasia, I am so sorry. You must be absolutely devastated. It is really
unusual for older cats to become positive unless they were kittens at
the time they were with the positive cats.
I know you are shocked and frightened, bu
Oh Kasia, I am so sorry. You must be absolutely devastated. It is really
unusual for older cats to become positive unless they were kittens at
the time they were with the positive cats.
I know you are shocked and frightened, but cats who test positive can still
live long lives, but it is important
ter chance at a longer life if they
get it when they are older.
Beth
Don't Litter, Fix Your Critter! www.Furkids.org
From: kasia mosko
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So I'm trying to go one day at a time. I will make their lives as wonderful as I can, and as comfortable. I will try to make wise decisions, though there are no quarantees. Basically, I will do the best that I can.
Again, I'm so very sorry that this has happened.
Margo
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Lorrie,
Yesterday I had the rest of the cats tested for FelV, and they all turned out
to be positive. I have 6 cats suffering from FelV and one has lymphoma; I feel
like my life has just ended.
Kasia
Kasia,
I unknowingly mixed two FelV cats into my group
Kasia,
I unknowingly mixed two FelV cats into my group, and the two positive cats
are now 5 years old and in apparent good health in spite of being positive.
There were several other older cats (not kittens) who were exposed and only
one became very sick and had to be PTS. The other 9 cats are st
Hi Kasia,
So sorry that you are facing this dilemma. I recently faced the same scenario. Like you, the more I learned, the less I seemed to know. All I can offer is the decision I made. When Gribble was diagnosed in March, he had been with his clowder a year and 2 months. At
The answer is yes. I would try to find adoptive homes but also look into
sanctuaries. Obviously adoptive homes would be better and there's a chance.
Not a very high chance they could get a home but at least being persian mixes
they might can find a home with someone who has FeLV + cats. It
Chris,
Since the kittens are now 10 weeks old now, how old were they when they were
first tested? And how much time elapsed between the ELISA and the IFA
tests? This might mean something...this might mean that maybe they're not
really positive. Always a chance for hope. Finding homes, not so gre
There is a man from a cat forum I belong to who lives in Guntersville, AL.
There is a beautiful lake there that he posted a picture of once.
I am so sorry your Pebbles is positive. It is such a shock to hear that
diagnosis from a vet about your beloved pet.
Everyone here will tell you that th
eeping all areas and bedding, food, etc. separate...> > > > -Original
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I just joined the group and got some good news this past Friday. Lola,
the 6 month old feral kitten we resued tested positive on the ELISA
test at 9 weeks, 11 weeks,
Sent fr
I just joined the group and got some good news this past Friday. Lola,
the 6 month old feral kitten we resued tested positive on the ELISA
test at 9 weeks, 11 weeks,
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> I've been mixing *except kittens* for
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>I have three positives and four negatives. They have all been together
> since April. I will have them re-tested before I vaccinate for Feline
> Leukemia again in March, but to my kno
I have three positives and four negatives. They have all been together
since April. I will have them re-tested before I vaccinate for Feline
Leukemia again in March, but to my knowledge they are all still negative.
I lost my sweet Tucker in May but my vet assured me he was still negative
an
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I've been mixing *except kittens* for nearly 15 years now. I've never had
it transferred. Your cats should not have a problem. Good luck!
ton
I've been mixing *except kittens* for nearly 15 years now. I've never had it
transferred. Your cats should not have a problem. Good luck!
tonya
Tracey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have to say this is a very enlightening forum. I have learned so much
from you all! I found a stray 2 m
I have heard that Coenzym Q-10 can be very helpful with gum problems and
heart problems.. I give to my kitties on a weekly basis (I take it myself as
well) and also making sure that they get to chew on some raw bones (like
thigh bones or wings or backs/necks) will help floss/brush those teeth too.
Try Rescue Remedy on her long before you take her to the vet. I am a
fan of PetzLife's products. A couple of us have listed holistic vets
who will consult by phone if you don;t have one locally.
Do not fixate on what may happen. Focus on the present and the
wonderful little friend you ha
Tracey
It is a very personal decision. In an ideal world with a perfect setup, I
probably would not mix. However in a small house 10 cats and all of them
were exposed before the diagnosis I mixed after vaccinating the negative
cats. I wound up with 3 positives out of 11 cats and a cat that died ju
The holistic vets I consult use a lot of vitamin C too.
On Oct 13, 2008, at 8:52 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Puritan's Pride is a good source. i trust their products. L Lysine
> is good. also echinea, and my personal favorite is vitamin E. i
> use it for everyth
Puritan's Pride is a good source. i trust their products. L Lysine is good.
also echinea, and my personal favorite is vitamin E. i use it for everything.
just not sure about cats. things that never hurt dogs and other animals can do
them in. we all need to start searching for reliable sou
Dawn a lot will depend what the vet tells you. Mine haven't had those
symptoms. I have 4 FeLV+ kittens I rescued. They get Chicken Soup Kitten
Lovers canned food with supplements, I am currently giving them Lactoferrin,
DMG, Super B Complex, B12, folic acid, L-Lysine and Brewers yeast. No
One think that has really worked for Autumn has been brushing her teeth.
When she was six months old she suddenly developed terrible breath-odor. I
went out and got her a tooth brush from Petsmart the next day. She loves the
tste of the toothpaste. It was easier when she was a kitten, but she runs
You Are at the right place for advice. It will vary from person to person. I
am so glad you took Macy into your home. Lessening stress is important.
Feeding a high quality diet the best you can afford. I say that bc the best
that I could afford was different from what other folks feed. Immune
boost
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