She is really pretty wonderful about it. We have a ritual. I place her
on the counter and hug her to me while I take a deep breath. I ask her
if she's ready. She'll look at me with resignation, swallow a couple of
times and then close her eyes. She's such a good girl.
Nina
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That's a good idea. But I wonder if Grace thinks of the pilling as
something the two of you do together-- you describe it as such a cooperative
endeavor ("occasionally Grace and I have a hard time pilling")! It made me
laugh.
Michelle
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Re: Pekoe & Digby - Update
Nina,
I use the compounded liquid form of Doxycycline. Until
the liquid form came in, the vet gave me a few pills to start with,
which t
It's a gel that comes in a tube and has lots of nutrients and calories and
is formulated to taste good to cats and dogs so it can be given as a supplement
or food substitute when they are sick or underweight. Because it's so
gooey, it coats pills well too. Most if not all vets sell it over
Michelle, what's Nutrical?
-Kyle
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Antibiotics, esophagus ulcers?
I put the dox in a glob of
I put the dox in a glob of Nutrical, which also works. I make sure it is
totally covered with the stuff. The Nutrical also makes the pill go down easy,
and they like the taste.
Michelle
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At any rate, I
off the antibiotics for now. But next time.
Marlene, what are Pill Pockets?
-Kyle
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Update
Nina,
I
Marlene,
Very good news! It sounds like you've done a lot of research already. If the anemia is due to hemobart than it is regenerative, which is good! Please keep us posted on how they're doing.
tonyaMarlene Chornie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello All,
It's been almost a month si
Marlene,
I'm going to ask my vet about compounding the Dox into a liquid,
thanks. I'm so thrilled that you have a vet that's almost as invested
in FeLV as we are! Fantastic. I may just move to Canada! Please keep
us posted on any words of wisdom you recieve from your vet. Would she
be inte
Nina,
I use the compounded liquid form of Doxycycline.
Until the liquid form came in, the vet gave me a few pills to start with, which
they broke up for me since his dose was 1/3 tab. twice a day. When I gave
the pills, I used these things called Pill Pockets and they worked quite
we
day, March 19, 2005 9:55
PM
Subject: Pekoe & Digby - Update
Hello All,
It's been almost a month since I first found and
posted to this group. I'd like to thank you all for the warm and
supportive welcome. So much has happened in that month, that it&#x
Hi Marlene,
I'm so glad to hear Pekoe and Digby are doing well. Doxycycline has
saved my Grace more than once. My vet wanted to keep her on it
long-term, (6 month to a year). I've been very stubborn about it and
keep taking her off of it, (using it for 10 days to a month at a time),
only to
It sounds like you've got a fabulous vet. That helps so much! My Ninja had odd pupil issues too - different dilation in each eye and it would vary. Her ocular pressure was tested (for uveitis, which can cause dilation problems) and it was actually low, so no uveitis. Her vision seemed fine
Hello All,
It's been almost a month since I first found and posted
to this group. I'd like to thank you all for the warm and supportive
welcome. So much has happened in that month, that it's taken me this long
to "collect my thoughts" with understanding everything.
First of all, P
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