Kate,
I have no useful answers for you, but I'm sending healing thoughts and prayers your way for Ann.
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hehehe they sure are!!! he woke me up at least 5 times last night getting into stuff and turning on the touch lamp *snicker* goofy little furball
I spoke with the vet this morning and while his ALT is still elevated, it's not horribly high and could be due to his tummy issues and/or his teeth
Kate,
I have no useful answers for you, but I'm sending healing thoughts and
prayers your way for Ann.
Thanks Terri. For some reason she now won't eat, although she
licked toast (finally.) The vet said that if she still isn't eating on
Thursday she'll use a tiny IV of valium to jump start
In a message dated 1/14/2003 2:35:45 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just rescued the most darling little 14-16 week old kitty from the
animal shelter and he tested positive for felv using the ELISA blood
test. I know he may test negative at a later date so I am holding on
Amber.
How is Reillie? Has
he had his second operation yet?
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