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I'm thinking that filtered water might be better than distilled, just for t
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Dear Hideyo,
I agree with Barb; I
think your precautions are fine and they are certainly more than I do when I
handle an FeLV+ cat. I simply wash my hands with soap and water.
Think about it; does the
vet go through anything more rig
Hi, Some of the Vets in the San Francisco Bay area think that cats that
have skin that scares easy are the ones that get this cancer
gh??
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I would think that until they are all vaccinated (if you're planning on do
ats are exposed to corona virus positive.
Thank you!
Hideyo
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Hideyo, >and what they f
In a message dated 2/15/2005 7:04:15 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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I'm
thinking that filtered water might be better than distilled, just for the
trace elements and depending on
supplements/diet.
I agree about the filtered water. Originally,
I'd been using distil
ry 15, 2005 2:13 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: Ginger's appointment
Hideyo, >and what they found out is that cancers/tumors are not caused by vaccine itself, but rather by injections they did testing with a control group with saline solutions and they still found cance
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That was my concern with Hideyo's other cats, if I read her post correctly, her other cats are not vaccinated. I mix my pos and neg, everyone has access to each other. But my negs are all vaccinated. I don't think there&#
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With given the fact that most of my cats are vaccinated for FeLV ?
When I took Ginger in I knew there is going to be a risk but I wanted to make sure I d
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That was my concern with
Hideyo's other cats, if I read her post correctly, her other cats are not
vaccinated. I
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I would think that until
they are all vaccinated (if you're planning on doing that) your bleach and
clothes changing wo
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Hideyo,
I use the tiny needles for everything, including the Vita B
injections. I
don'
o: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: RE: Ginger's appointment
With given the fact that most of my cats are vaccinated for FeLV ?
When I took Ginger in I knew there is going to be a risk but I wanted to make sure I do everything I can given benefits/risk of all the factors.
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Hideyo,
>and what they found out
is that cancers/tumors are not caused by vaccine itself, but rather by
“injections” – they did te
anything to do with it ??
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Hideyo,
I use the tiny needles for everything, includin
t’s true for
your kitties, too.
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Hi
Hideyo,
Subject: RE: Ginger's appointment
With given the fact that
most of my cats are vaccinated for FeLV ?
When I took Ginger in
– I knew there is going to be a risk – but I wanted to make sure I
do everything I can given benefits/risk of all the factors.
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With those precautions, I
think you're completely safe. The concensus is that it takes prolonged
intimate contact to transfer the virus an
PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of NinaSent: Tuesday, February 15, 2005 2:13 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: Ginger's appointment
Hideyo, >and what they found out is that cancers/tumors are not caused by vaccine itself, but rather by injections they did
deyo
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Hideyo,
>and what they found out is that
cancers/tumors are not caused by vaccine
.
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Hi Hideyo,
It can be really hard to decide on a trip to the vet
when
needle size might be a factor for the injection site sarcomas - combined with the substance being injected.
Hideyo,
if possible, could a vet come to the house and do a blood draw there? Getting a good set of baseline values is important and that way, stress would be minimized.Julie Johnson <[EMA
Hideyo,
>and what they found out
is that cancers/tumors are not caused by
vaccine itself, but rather by “injections” – they did testing
with a control group with saline solutions and they still found
cancers/tumors
from the group
I hadn't heard this before, and it is of great concern to
Hi Hideyo,
It can be really hard to decide on a trip to the vet when kitty is doing well; especially if the kitty is feral.
I think bloodwork can be so important, though; it can alert us to very slight changes over time that produce no symptoms. It's really a tough call; maybe plan to take her
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