Thanks Nina,
The vet has suggested we vaccinate all of Mary's cats. They will supply us
the vaccine at cost price and let us do it, so this is the route we will
take. Most of Mary's cats are healthy. A couple are elderley, one has kidney
problems (but she isolates herself in Mary's bedroom by
I totally agree - have mixed + and - with no problems.
Gloria
On Nov 2, 2005, at 4:19 PM, Nina wrote:
Sue,
If you ask a vet about mixing + with -, they will tell you not to
do it. Why wouldn't they? It's not their household, the safest
course of action is to keep them apart. Actually,
Hi Sue,
Thanks for sharing the story about the good vet. We're bombarded with
negative human stories way too often, it's nice to know there are plenty
of good ones out there too. When we run across the vets or
organizations that recommend immediate pts upon diagnosis, we should all
report
Thanks Nina
Daisy is having the injectable Virbac Omega Interferon at first. One
injection a day for five days, then one on day 14 followed by more later (I
can't remember the exact protocol). She may then have it diluted to give
orally or she'll carry on with the injections maybe once a month
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 10:34
AM
Subject: Re: Another one - fantastic
vet!
Hi Sue,Thanks for sharing the story about the good
vet. We're bombarded with negative human stories way too often, it's
nice to know there are plenty of good ones out
: Another one - fantastic
vet!
I did not know oral interferon helps
stomatitis! My Noah,11, (negative)broke out with it again
yesterday :( He had it badthis past March as well, he's 11
years old.I have plenty of IFN and will begin him on
it.
There was a point when I was giving Gracie 3cc of oral interferon
daily. Her gingivitis never looked better.
N
Del Daniels wrote:
I did not know oral interferon helps stomatitis! My Noah,11,
(negative) broke out with it again yesterday :( He had it bad this
past March as well, he's 11
Sue,
If you ask a vet about mixing + with -, they will tell you not to do
it. Why wouldn't they? It's not their household, the safest course of
action is to keep them apart. Actually, the SAFEST course of action is
to pts, I don't agree with that either, (obviously). I care more about
I've just spoken to my friend Mary who's just got back from the vets for
the re-test. She hadn't told me another of the cats that she'd rescued from the
same house was ill. She'd had her to a different vet yesterday because she had a
terrible mouth ulcer and was running a temperature. The
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