I would not use it until she was symptomatic.
tonya
Lance [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I'm sorry that I haven't been posting any lately. I've seen some sad
news, and my heart goes out to all who have lost feline friends in
the last few weeks.
I have a question that will be
It's wonderful to hear Ember is doing well. That was such a scary
episode with her anemia symptoms. I have long suspected that FIO might
be useful in treating kitties when they first contract the disease to
fight it off. Unfortunately, we don't have the research to prove or
disprove that.
Hey Lance,
I tend to be in agreement with Nina. Listen to your
heart and gut.
If it were me, I would be hesitant to do anything
differently if my kitty were asymptomatic. Can your
vet put off ordering the VO or order it for other
client's symptomatic kitties to see how it works?
Does his
I'm such a newbie here: What's VO and what's FIO?
Taylor Scobie Humphrey
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On Apr 17, 2007, at 11:36 AM, wendy wrote:
Hey Lance,
I tend to be in agreement with Nina. Listen to your
heart and gut.
If it were me, I would be hesitant to do anything
differently if my kitty
They're the same thing. FIO is feline interferon omega (the generic
name) and VO is Virbagen Omega, Virbac's trade name for FIO. VO (or
FIO) is feline-specific interferon. Many of us here give low-dose
human interferon to our FeLV cats. While it would seem that this
helps the immune
Thank you so much, Lance!
Taylor Scobie Humphrey
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On Apr 17, 2007, at 6:51 PM, Lance wrote:
They're the same thing. FIO is feline interferon omega (the generic
name) and VO is Virbagen Omega, Virbac's trade name for FIO. VO (or
FIO) is feline-specific interferon. Many of
Hello all,
I'm sorry that I haven't been posting any lately. I've seen some sad
news, and my heart goes out to all who have lost feline friends in
the last few weeks.
I have a question that will be hard to answer. Really, I'm looking
for thoughts and opinions, since I don't think we know
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