Re: Junior's tests

Sally, I have heard people here use the word Metacam before. I would put the subject heading as 'Metacam?' or something similar, and resend this email. It will catch the attention of those who have used Metacam. Let us know what the vet/lab says about Junior's results. Good luck. :) Wendy

Re: Junior's tests

At 09:11 AM 3/17/2007, you wrote: I had some at home, but decided not to use it on the catsThe benefits did not seem to outweigh the risks, at least to me, Kelly Sally, I have heard people here use the word Metacam before. I would put the subject heading as 'Metacam?' or something

Re: Junior's tests

i just reposted belinda's info and links on metacam in cats--it should show up momentarily; if it doesn't, go back to last july and find the original.. On 3/17/07, Kelly L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At 09:11 AM 3/17/2007, you wrote: I had some at home, but decided not to use it on the

Re: Junior's tests

I will search the archives. I sometimes forget about that resource. I google all the time so go figure. In my googling a related drug came up s anti tumorous properties, Piroxicam . She had also mentioned that drug as well. Thanks Sally On 3/17/07, TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i

Junior's tests

For some reason I did not see an earlier post I made. Maybe it is just how gmail organizes. Sorry if this duplicates the prevoius post. Anyway, Junior had his needle aspiration of his lymph nodes. A quick look indicated inflammatory tissue and fatty tissue. Dr Staunton was going to look at it