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ok,
thanks Barb. Would you recommend it be warmed or no? Kerry
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Thanks for the ideas Michelle. Could someone give me the recipe for
liver shake please? I've seen it mentioned a lot (but never seen the
recipe).
I'm worried about him, so I'll be arming myself with all of these over
the weekend.
I now know for a fact he's eating litter. Not much, but he is
Thanks again Michelle. It's great that you've been able to find things
Simon enjoys. You're an inspiration. I've noted what you say about kitty
possibly being intimidated by too much food appearing in front of them.
Kerry
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Does Cipro have to be prescribed by a vet?
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If you use Cipro, pay
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Does Cipro have to be prescribed by a vet?
yes...most of the time all you have to do is call them (Vets) they will have it ready for you to pick up providing they've seen the animal.
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Thanks!
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My oncologist got a call yesterday from FDA saying they can not approve our
application for virbagen omega because they have put a freeze on importations of
it. I am really upset. While I know it can not directly fight cancer, I
was really hoping it might support Simon in his fight.
Nina,
The litter eating sounds like pica, from anemia.
Here is the liver shake recipe:
1 cup raw liver (chicken or beef, I use chicken)
1 cup fresh carrot juice, tomato juice, or V-8
1/4 cup filtered water
1 raw egg yolk
1 tsp kelp or spirulina
Blend until liquid and frothy. If cat will not eat
Yes.
Michelle
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Does
Cipro have to be prescribed by a vet?
maybe a little bit warmer than room temp - give it a taste yourself and see what you think of warm/room temp vs cold:)"MacKenzie, Kerry N." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok, thanks Barb. Would you recommend it be warmed or no? Kerry
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Or any medical doctor.
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Yes.
Michelle
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Thanks Joan. I never thought of that--would
a doctor know how much to prescribe for a cat? K
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Thanks very much Michelle.
Kerry
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Michelle--I'm shocked. I'm so sorry. This is
just unbelievable. I pray it's available in Canada, and that you can get it and
bring it in, if that's what it comes to. Who can we lobby about this--now?
Kerry
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Simon is even better today than the last two days. Although he is sleeping
now, he was litterally trotting around this morning, being very silly and
curious (is fascinated by the discovery of our snow shoes in our coat closet)
and ate some dry food and tender vittles (though seems to be off
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That is so sweet of you, Michelle. I just
called the pharmacy that makes up compound flavored chew medications (it's
always been antibioticsthat I've had from themso far) and they say
they could do it, and in chew form, for Monday, if they get a call from the vet
today. She
Michelle,
I tried to contact you off-list, but I'm not sure it went through. If
you get this write to me directly.
Nina
Michelle,
I am sorry to hear this, I am hoping you can finda way to get it.
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My oncologist got a call yesterday from FDA saying they can not approve our application for virbagen omega because they have put a freeze on importations of it. I am really upset. While I
Wonderful newsthat is great Michelle, I am so happy for you guys, you desearve all the time you two can get.
Cherie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simon is even better today than the last two days. Although he is sleeping now, he was litterally trotting around this morning, being very silly and
GeezI'm so sorry there has got to be a way.
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Dear Kerry:
The cypro I got for Purrla from another rescuer was prescribed by a vet, but
you might check with some of the online pharamacies like InternetVets.com or
The Pet Shed (one Nina suggested to me, so she could give you the e-address),
etc. as sometimes it is possible to get Rx items
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The vet's assistant just called me. (I'm kinda upset that the vet herself didn't call. She's supposed to be calling on Monday.)
I would be too... :( Sending good vibes to Levi!
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Thanks so much Sally---I'm just printing off and about to read your
email. I know it's going to be very very helpful. Kerry
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Thanks
Barb--I've added yours and Sally's e to my folder for this weekend. Really
appreciate all you guys'great support and info. I'd be lost without it.
Kerry
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Kerry,
I am sorry about Levi's report. I have no suggestions or advice but will
remember both of you in my prayers.
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Thank you Faye.
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Kerry,
I am sorry about Levi's report. I have no suggestions or advice but
will
What is the diagnosis exactly, or is that still unclear?
I actually think you should get hold of some feline interferon if at all
possible. Maybe you can talk to Nina about it. I think Levi needs it
more urgently than Simon, and it has more possibility of helping him if he does
not have
I put pills in a gob of Nutrical and it goes right down.
Michelle
Epogen/Procrit might help with the anemia, depending on its cause.
Michelle
I just want you to know that Simon, sneezes and all, is sitting in a
cardboard box right now playing with a string. Last Thursday (a week ago)
his hematocrit was 9 or 11, depending on the reading. 13 or under usually
indicates a transfusion is needed. he may still be that low for all I know,
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She said he's very anemic. And toxic. Which
my (human)doctor friend said means, for humans"that they are
critically-ill and most unlikely unable to fight the infection that they
have".
I think that's probably what it means in
animals too.
I appreciate your thoughts Michelle,
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Are these prescription or over the
counter?--Kerry
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Epogen/Procrit might help
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Can I getNutrical in Petsmart d'you
think?
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I put
I took Leeloo to the vet yesterday and was prepared (well, not quite) to let
her go, but was assured she wasn't in pain, so I continue. She had just
gone down hill so quickly. It seemed as soon as a wrote an email to the
list, she got even weaker.
Just as some of you suggested, Leeloo was
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Dear Kerry:
Considering Levi's tenuous condition, I'd be VERY upset that the vet didn't
call him/herself and give me the straight scoop and a throrough explanation of
what you may be able to do to help him, if anything.
What was his hematocrit (HCT)? Anything 9 and below is considered
I think that feline interferon is giving with sub-q injections, isn't
it?
Is Levi feral?
Michelle
You should be able to get it or something like it there. Also most
vet offices sell it out front.
Michelle
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Can I getNutrical in Petsmart d'you
think?
Prescription. They are synthetic imitators of the hormone that the
kidneys release to stimulate the bone marrow to make more red blood cells. So if
the anemia stems in part or whole from a lack of that hormone, the epogen or
procrit (same thing, different companies) can help.
Michelle
In
Pet Tinic you buy at a vet's office, though it might also be available at
places like Pet Smart.
I would take her for some blood work. She could have something like
lymphoma, which is treatable to some extent and which, even if you decided not
to treat with chemo, can be staved off for a
Hello Steve,
I'm sorry to hear about Leloo doing so poorly, but there may be reason
for hope depending on what the cause of her anemia is. If she is
fighting a bacterial infection, she might be helped with antibiotics.
My Grace was slightly anemic, and even with running extensive blood
work,
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Someone must be praying, because Simon is having a really good morning. He is perky, to the point of tormenting Quincy, my negative, by sharpening his claws on the barrier separating them and trying to get into Quincy's side of the house. And
Hi Ann,
I have a question for Dr. Susan, actually, it's a couple of questions.
As you know from my posts, Timmy has tested negative. That's great
news, and I hate to look a gift test in the tube, but, I know that it's
possible that the FeLV is sequestered in his bone marrow and not able to
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Thank you so much for getting these questions to Dr. Susan, and thank
Dr. Susan for her gracious help with our babies.
Nina,
I have forwarded your questions on to Dr. Susan. You're very welcome, Nina, and
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I don't know about feline interferon. I give the humaninterferon in
their dishes, and do my best to make sure each cat takes one 'helping'.
Yes, all5 of my 'foster' cats are feral. 4 are FeLV pos and 1 is
neg.
Giving subQ fluids is very stressful for all of them.
I really don't want to
Done!
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I will try to make this short and sweet:
I have an 11 year old female cat named Killian who just last June tested positive for felv. My husband has had her for 10 years and she has always been an indoor cat. Last April we took in a stray which we kept in the basement. The stray -Meowser- never had
I would not do sub q's on ferals either, unless they were so weak they did
not fight and it was likely to help them. You "foster" like I do. I
took all my positives as "fosters," and after a few months gave up the charade
and adopted them. i am a failed fosterer.
Michelle
Steve,
Leeloo is in my thoughts and prayers. I have lit a candle for all the sick furbabies tonight.
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Just voted for today. Was out all day until this evening. Will be
sending this to some friends to vote. Good luck.
--
Brenda.
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The only risk you ever run in befriending a cat is enriching yourself. -
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Just voted for today. Was out all day until this evening. Will be sending this to some friends to vote. Good luck.
Thanks so much! Please go ahead an forward to others!
Vote for my Rescue Siameses "KITTEN
That one dog is so ugly though, I feel sorry for it! lol.
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Please cross post to others! It's becoming a close race here!
Hi all,
It's me again...please vote for my rescue Siameses "Kitten Trio" in this contest for free treats! Boy, we all know they could some
As I just mentioned, my cats are not getting along very well. My positive (DD) has begun overgrooming her tummy and back legs. Does anyone have any ideas about how to deal with this? She seems to fight with them all. :(
I lost my first positive to basically this very same thing. She overgroomed
I'm behind on my emails. I hope Levi is doing better.
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Hi everyone
Vet did tests on Levi yesterday, I'll get results tomorrow (he has decreased appetite, was scratching a lot when I made the apptment, doesn't play any more and sits in one spot,
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Hi all,
Just got an email from someone trying to place a siamese/sealpoint positive kitty. Does anyone have any ideas. I will get transport if I can find a home.
My guys are just not getting along
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