Yes. It's the simplest of the formulas, with the fewest ingredients, I
think. It's bright orange. The different formulas are diffferent colors.
Michelle
In a message dated 6/19/2006 9:12:50 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Thanks
for that, Michelle! I'm willing to t
Is Starman the guy who was crying outside the bedroom window? tNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I wish I could be of more help with Chatty's impersonation of Darth Vadar. Starman, (my hulking FIV guy), was congested and breathing the same way when he showed up. I wasn't thrilled about doing
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Date: Monday, June 19, 2006 8:07 pm
Subject: Re: Severe congestion?--Thanks!
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
> Triaminic, the orange version, is a children's cold remedy that
> really helps
> clear congestion. A vet told me to give .2 ml (that
Triaminic, the orange version, is a children's cold remedy that really helps clear congestion. A vet told me to give .2 ml (that's point 2, not 2) to Ginger when she was too stuffed up to eat, and it really seemed to make her feel better and help her start eating.
Michelle
In a message dated 6
Thanks Kelley,
I've archived the info!
Nina
What my vet told me is that the Albuterol works to make them feel
better - it breaks up the chest/nasal congestion they have when they
have a URI. This is good because when they feel better and can smell
their food they start eating. I had a k
>
> So I'm going to try upping his dosage of interferon and have started
> adding vitamin C to his food in an effort to get him over the
> hump.
> Thanks for all your help! Also, is the albuterol mostly for chest
> congestion? Or will it work on upper respiratory, as well?
>
What my vet told
I wish I could be of more help with Chatty's impersonation of Darth
Vadar. Starman, (my hulking FIV guy), was congested and breathing the
same way when he showed up. I wasn't thrilled about doing it, but I
took my vet's advice and put him on Baytril. It did clear it up and so
far, it hasn't
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, June 18, 2006 7:48 pm
Subject: Re: Severe congestion?
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
> What has helped my cats with congestion is nebulizing them with
> albuterol. I'm not sure about doing this with FELV+ cats, though.
>
>
Hello Jen,
I'm sorry to hear that Chatty isn't doing well right now. I hope he
feels better very soon. Roxane and I were just posting about Little
Noses. I did go out and buy it, so I know it was a positive
recommendation from someone on the list at the time. Here's a paste
from the email
What has helped my cats with congestion is nebulizing them with
albuterol. I'm not sure about doing this with FELV+ cats, though.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, June 18, 2006 7:41 pm
Subject: Re: Severe congestion?
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
&
Many lists members in the past have suggested a children's product called Little
Noses. I have no personal experience or dosage info.. I'm sure someone will
pipe in
with that info though!
Phaewryn
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I think this topic may have been covered recently...but was there any
consensus on a good decongestant for cats? Long story short, we think
the herpes virus is wreaking havoc on poor Chatty (FIV+)...he was given
a steriod to help reduce the inflammation in his gums due to stomatitis,
and that was
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