a great job in using your own instinct to guide you--Slinky is a lucky little kit to have found you. take care, Kerry- Original Message - From: Marissa Johnson To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 11:21 AM Subject: New to the List,
Cats, and FeLV!
Hi Wendy. Thanks!! I would LOVE to see your sick cat manual!!! Thanks!Yes, Evo does seem to be just about the best thing out there. The pet food store owner said that with FeLV, raw diet could compromise his immune system, so I decided to go with the Evo. As I said in my last post, he does
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Hey Marissa,
I'm glad that Slinky is doing so well! I agree with
you that it's a good idea to get him used to the car
now. When my husband and I retire in 30 years or so,
we're going to train a kitten or two to ride in a
Winnebago so we can see the
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Hiagain Marissa
WhenI discovered in December 2003 that 5
of thecolony of 6 kitties I took in
wereFeLVpositive,I had to go on a crash course, so to
speak, in dealing with FeLV cats. My most
precious references became this wonderful
group and Anitra Frazier's The Natural
the only thing i've heard about mixing positives with possibly positives is that, if a cat is in the process of throwing the virus off, exposure to other positive cats (who might have a different strain of the virus) MAY make it more difficult for them to do so. other than that, definite positives
Hi Marissa,
My name is Wendy. I've been on this list since last
October and probably will never leave. The people
here got me through one of the hardest times in my
life when my baby Cricket was sick with anemia from
the FeLV, and died after three weeks of trying to get
him to turn around.
Wendy,I'm not the person you were talking to, but would you mind sending me this info for Angel? Thanks, Karenwendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Marissa,My name is Wendy. I've been on this list since lastOctober and probably will never leave. The peoplehere got me through one of the
Hi all. So I'm new to all of this! I recently took in a stray that was living under my boyfriend's house (his mom gave birth there and we found homes for all the kittens...one being mine. Mom still lives there and he feeds her).My family had cats when I was in high school but they were
Welcome! You have definitely found the right place to ask questions! I am new myself, I started posting about a week and a half ago. Unlike your vet who seemed optimistic, my vet wanted me to have Angel euthanized. I was devastated, until I found this email group. KarenMarissa Johnson [EMAIL
Thanks! Yes, it did seem that at least the vet was fairly positive. Told me to try not to worry about it too much. He said about 25% of the time, they "grow out of it", about 25% of the time, they have it all their lives with no affects, about 25% of the time they have it for several years before
Hi Marissa,
I'm really glad you found this list. Everyone here is great.
I joined when I had a kitten test positive, and she did test negative later. I just stayed because everyone is so very nice here.
Others will chime in with more advice, but I wanted to say welcome.-- Vist the Austin
Aw! Thanks!! I was so glad to find the list! My boyfriend's sister used to be a vet tech, and she's been a huge help. But it's hard to find anyone who's really well versed in FeLV and/or nutrition, medicine, etc!!! Thanks for the welcome! Glad your kitten tested negative!MJKelley Saveika
Many of the people here will be able to answer your questions. This isa great board. After the vet walked up to me and told me that Angel tested positive, he said I may want to think about euthanizing her. I said, "Can't we wait and give her the second test?" He said "there probably isn't much
Hello Marissa,
Welcome to the group!
You will find valuable information here and advice as well.
I'm sorry you had to find us but glad your here.
I have been on the list since 2001 I think.
I don't have any positive kitties right now but that can change at any given time. I continue to stay
good time to remind everyone to post their vet's names/contact info for newbies needing to find medical care that goes beyond, euthanize!.
www.adopt.bemikitties.com
and everyone, add yourself to our frappr map, too!: http://www.frappr.com/felvtalk/
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Yep :)
(i'm gonna make someone a great secretary someday)
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties
http://bemikitties.com
Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
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FeLV Candlelight Service
http://bemikitties.com/cls
Welcome! I have two 8 month old kittens who are positive. I free feed them on Innova dry (different from evo) and for wet food they eat Wellness, when they were younger I fed them Nutra Kitten. If he won't eat a new food try mixing a little of the new food in with the old and then slowly start
I know it's a long shot, but if anyone knows ofa good, felv friendly vet in Arizona, please let me know! I'm gonna start calling them out of the phone book!! TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:good time to remind everyone to post their vet's names/contact info for newbies needing to find
http://www.aafponline.org/find_results.php?name=city=Anystate=AZcountry=Anyzipcode=Submit=Submit
that's from the American Assn of Feline Practitioners, and while there's no guarantee they're gonna be FeLV-friendly, there's probably a better chance than working with non-cat-specialists!
On
Thank you for the link!!! There is one on the list that is not too far from me!! I am going to call them and go from there! Thanks again!KarenTenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:http://www.aafponline.org/find_results.php?name=city=Anystate=AZcountry=Anyzipcode=Submit=Submit that's
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