thank you Jenny. not even my vet explained it this wel to me. dorlis
jb...@tds.net wrote:
> Steven,
>
> It is a difficult diagnosis to hear, so first, I am sorry.
>
> Second, Felv+ is not an immediate death sentence for all felines in a
> household. I agree with what has already been
Hi Steven,
Sorry to hear about Samauri, sending lots of positive, healing energy.
My Bailey was 5 months old and positive when I found him, he lived
together with his 8 vaccinated house mates for almost 11 years before I
lost him to undiagnosed pancreatic cancer (none of the tests we did
companions and at the specialist next Tuesday.
Sharyl
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Steven,
It is a difficult diagnosis to hear, so first, I am sorry.
Second, Felv+ is not an immediate death sentence for all felines in a
household. I agree with what has already been said, in that separating him may
only cause stress, and this is a huge factor for felv+ cats. It can push th
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Hi S
who owns who , that is the question. i believe that it is our cats who own us.
as to lymphoma, it can be beaten, i did it and am in remission 6 years as of
this February. don't give up hope. as for treatment, it seems chemo is the
only route as radiation would do far more harm than good. co
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Subject: [Felvtalk] Devastated and Ignorant-Confused-New Diagnosis in
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Hello everyone,
My name is Steven with a long history of feline stewardship; will not say
owner because who owns who is always in question! :) Sorry for a long post.
I
a
Steven, I'm not sure why your vet would assume that the others will test
positive. It's certainly possible, but I wouldn't be quite so quick to assume.
There seems to be a lot of debate about just how communicable the FeLV is;
however it's seems widely held that it doesn't really become terri
Steven, how long has Sammy lived with all the others?
On Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 2:03 PM, wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> My name is Steven with a long history of feline stewardship; will not say
> owner because who owns who is always in question! :) Sorry for a long
> post. I
> am confused and want
felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
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> Subject: [Felvtalk] Devastated and Ignorant-Confused-New Diagnosis in
> Multiple Cat Household
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> My name is Steven with a long history of feline stewardship; will not say
> owner because who owns who is
Hello everyone,
My name is Steven with a long history of feline stewardship; will not say
owner because who owns who is always in question! :) Sorry for a long post. I
am confused and wanting to make sure I get the most efficient and best
treatment possible for a recent diagnosis:
I have
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