When I had mine.. for leukemia testing. They gave me novocaine shots and a sedative. I was kind of out of it, but it still hurt. Afterwards it didn't hurt though... I have no idea about cats.
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I agree that I would not put a cat under just for FeLV testing. But
Quite possible. Anesthesia is what activated it in mine.
Terri in NJ
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Which is what I think happened in my
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I agree that I would not put a cat under just for FeLV testing.
But as for the painfulness, are you all saying it is painful during the
test or
I agree it's added stress to the body, but it is not a wound. It's a needle
prick. Simon's looked like a scab from a small tick, not like a wound.
Michelle
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<< But still that is added stress onto the body, healing two wounds instea
That’s absolutely true!
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But still that is added stress onto the body
But still that is added stress onto the body, healing two wounds instead of one. Be it a superficial or surgery and time a forign object goes in a attack from the white blood cells start, in turn activating the virusHideyo Yamamoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I had one done on me and it was painful..Belinda Sauro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I hav
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I agree that I would not put a cat under just for FeLV testing. But as
for
the painfulness, are you all saying it is painful during the test or
afterwards?
Simon was out during the test, but I feel like I am in twilight zone i
I agree that I would not put a cat under just for FeLV testing. But as for
the painfulness, are you all saying it is painful during the test or
afterwards?
Simon was out during the test, but I feel like I am in twilight zone if you
are all saying it is very painful afterwards because he really
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I had one done on me and it was painful..Belinda Sauro
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have not done it but heard from my vet that it is invasive and painful
uess I will not know for sure of anything
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But.how do you know that none of your other cats is alread
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But.how do you know
that none of your other cats is already carrying it in their bone
I had it done on one of my cats. This was years ago though. (at least 10) I don't think they had the IFA test then even. I think they put him to sleep. Whatever they did, they did not let me see, so I have no idea how much, if any it hurt him.
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I agree that I would
erie A GabbertSent: Monday, February 21, 2005 2:37 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: RE: bone marrow test
Who would you want to get that done on? Your positive kitty or negative?
CherieHideyo Yamamoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone know how invasive it is to do bone marrow leve
I had one done on me and it was painful..Belinda Sauro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have not done it but heard from my vet that it is invasive and painful. From what I understand they have to go into the bone for marrow.-- BelindaHappiness is being owned by cats ...Be-Mi-Kitties ...http://www.b
I agree that I would not put a cat out for any length of time unless
necessary (they said it was necessary to determine Simon's chemo treatment), but
it is a small needle and they are out and I really do not think it caused any
pain with Simon. I am not saying I would do it for an FeLV test
It just sounds very painful, and even putting them out for a short period of time and waking them back up, I am convinced this is what caused my Snowballs attack.
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I had been told by a local vet that bone marrow biopsies are painful. However, the oncologist did one
urinary tract disease cats, and
etc.. but they are all so very precious to me!
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Well
It's hard sometimes to tell if a cat is experiencing pain, it is
similar to a spinal it is painful.
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I had been told by a local vet that bone marrow biopsies are painful.
However, the oncologist did one on Simon and from what I could tell there was no
pain. They had to knock him out for a short amount of time to do it, which
is not great, but it was the kind of mild anesthesia where they
erie A GabbertSent: Monday, February 21, 2005 2:45 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: RE: bone marrow test
But, would you want to put any kitty through that kind of pain, and if she is negative would you get rid of her? Also, if she tests negative on a blood test that should be good enough to go
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But, would you want to
put any kitty through that kind of pain, and if she is negative would you get
rid of her? Also, if she tests negative on a blood test that should be good
enough to go on...I feel.
Hideyo Yamamoto
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2005 2:37 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: RE: bone marrow test
Who would you want to get that done on? Your positive kitty or negative?
CherieHideyo Yamamoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone know how invasive it is to do bone marrow level testing on FeLV?
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Who would you want to get
that done on? Your positive kitty or negative?
Cherie
Hideyo Yamamoto
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone know how
in
I have not done it but heard from my vet that it is invasive and
painful. From what I understand they have to go into the bone for marrow.
--
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Who would you want to get that done on? Your positive kitty or negative?
CherieHideyo Yamamoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone know how invasive it is to do bone marrow level testing on FeLV?
Does anyone know how invasive it is to do
bone marrow level testing on FeLV?
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