Here we go, FELV studies, I knew I had these saved somewhere:
http://vetinterferon.nexenservices.com/aff_abstract.php?id=55lang=eng
http://vetinterferon.nexenservices.com/aff_abstract.php?id=151lang=eng
http://www.vin.com/VINDBPub/SearchPB/Proceedings/PR05000/PR00243.htm
So there are two different dosings (at least) for VO: The FIP dosing is
every other day. The FeLV dosing is every day for 5 days then repeat later. I
have a total of 4 doses and won't get more until next week at the earliest.
So
my question for you guys who have used VO is: Do you think I
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Subject: VO dosing question and Lucy update
So there are two different dosings (at least) for VO: The FIP dosing is
every other day. The FeLV dosing is every day for 5 days then repeat
later. I have a total of 4 doses and won't get more until next week at
the earliest. So my question for you
That's for FIP, which I don't know that she has. The product info says every
day for FeLV. You think for FeLV it is better to do every other day as well?
In a message dated 1/20/2007 12:53:03 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Michelle –go every other day – the effect
question and Lucy update
That's for FIP, which I don't know that she has. The product info says
every day for FeLV. You think for FeLV it is better to do every other
day as well?
In a message dated 1/20/2007 12:53:03 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Michelle -go
Michelle,
This is not a given, there was a cat on the anemia list that got
epogen for years and never had a rejection problem, it died from
unrelated anemia problems. I also know of a cancer cat with CRF getting
epogen for almost 2 years and never had a problem.
eventually rejects
What I meant to say her is:
Problems unrelated to anemia
unrelated anemia problems
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I would absolutely NOT do an exploratory as weak as she is, I don't think
she would live through it.
I would do the Feline Omega on the FIP schedule. I would hate for you to try
to use it sparingly and then it not be enough... and then if she didn't make
it, you would be living with the regret of
I don't think it was every day for FIV... let me refer to the studies I have
saved... I believe it has a lasting effect for 24 hours, then somehow wears
off
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At the same time, the cat was given feline omega interferon according to the
following
protocol: subcutaneous injections at a dose rate of one million units per
kilogram
bodyweight (1 MU/kg b.w.) per day for 5 consecutive days on D0, D1, D2, D3,
D4,
repeated on D14 (i.e. 2 weeks after the
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