Hi all
I've been up most of night with Flavia. I noticed she wasn't
moving much last night, and didn't appear to want to eat. When I tried coaxing
her with a treat, she went into the box and ate some litter instead. Not good.
Then she defecated outside the box 2 or 3 times. I stayed with her
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Kerry,
Paws
and fingers crossed thatFlavia will be just fine!
Joan
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well, please send good wishes
The only problem with Triumph is that it has a high phosphorous content. (NOT good for older kitties, or cats prone to kidney problems.) Just an FYI.
Gloria Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, I'll try it. Been looking around for something to order or buy locally. Thanks so much! GloriaOn Jun 21,
T:
Which Eagle Pack are you feeding? We have several with allergies and are having trouble finding a food that truly makes a difference. Someone gave me two different dry formula Eagle Pack foods and both had grains in them. Do you feed canned also?
/mari (Spirit Cat)
On 6/21/05, tamara
Hi, everyone I took George to the vet yesterday
afternoon I was hoping that we could examine him and draw a blood
without anesthesia because of his physical weakness I picked him up and
was able to put him a bag with a zipper with no problem, he did not try to
scratch me or bite I felt
How frustrating for you! So, poor Flavia made a trip to the vet for
nothing? Wasn't that amazing that she went in the carrier by herself?
At least the experience, although I'm sure scary, wasn't too traumatic
for her. You must be exhausted. Flavia and you are in my prayers that
she feels
Hi, Belinda, I just talked to my vet -
He did not think he has Fatty Liver disease, since they usually don't
eat - and thank god, George eats - he might have hepatitis - but the
only way to make sure of it, he said, is to go through biopsy, which I
refused to do on him right now. I guess
Strength and health coming to Flavia and you too! That's really unfortunate about that other clinic, but at least now you know.. Once again, I'm so glad I have my vets - they aren't open on the weekends, but they are open at 730a with a vet getting there at 8. Good luck!Kerry MacKenzie [EMAIL
I don't have any experience with liver problems in my babies, but I do remember a lot of people using milk thistle. Good for George Give him an extra pat or three for me:)Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, everyone I took George to the vet yesterday afternoon I was hoping
Hideyo,
I have been using Milk Thistle for one of my guys and it is remarkable. I used the brand made by Animal Apawthecary and Bruce hates it, but it seems to keep help with his anemia. Also, someone at work, has a son who is on Milk Thistle and flourishing.
JoanHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL
Thank you, Joan it will be a
challenging to trying to give it to him, but I will definitely try it!
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I am so very sorry to hear it, Belinda - was she jaundice,too?
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Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 11:55 AM
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Subject: Re: My sweet brave baby - George: FIV and a liver
Mari,
I feed Coebeio the hairball formula. She has horrible allergies, but it seems to be easy on her stomach and she likes it. Plus when Quintapus was alive, I bought it because it was low in phosphorous and he had CRF. Coey also eats the chicken, mixed in from time to time to keep her interest.
Oh..Belinda, you are making me cry - what a sweet kitty she is - and how
committed you are - now she is in the kitty heaven, and watching you as
a guardian angel..
Hideyo
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Sent: Wednesday, June
I've no advice, but here's more positive vibes headed your way!
=^..^= Terri, Salome', Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, and 5
furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth and Alec =^..^=
Furkid Photos! http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7sgqa/My
FeLV Site:
Hideyo,
I have not been following the responses to your posts (am in the
process of moving and do not have the time or energy). But my Simon had sky-high
billirubin levels (25!), so here is some advice:
1. Denasyl (sp?) is better/stroonger than milk thistle, I think, for the
liver. It
I have been giving Denosyl and Milk Thistle to Bruce. You do not need a prescription for it anymore.
Joan[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hideyo,
I have not been following the responses to your posts (am in the process of moving and do not have the time or energy). But my Simon had sky-high
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you whose cats are sick at the
moment.
george may be sick but at least now he has the care he so much deserves no
matter what happens.
Michelle, Bramble, Minstrel, Buddy
Thanks Carla.
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Kerry
I will keep Flavia in my thoughts today and prayers tonight.
Carla
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Thank you, Joan.
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Subject: RE: Flavia not well, please send
good wishes
Kerry,
Paws
and fingers crossed thatFlavia will
Thanks Gloria.
Yes, I'm always amazed by badly behaved animal clinic people. I felt bad
about taking poor Flavia there. It wasn't what I expected--at all.
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Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 9:40 AM
Thanks Barb.
Yes, it was a bad experience. But past similar experience with
my FeLV kitty cats gave me the resolve not to put up withit this time. I
think it wasthe obnoxious receptionist'snegative reaction when I
said (as an afterthought) that Flavia was also feral that did it. I hung on
Kerry,
Keep us posted. I hope Flavia is feeling better now and you got to see your vet.
tonyaKerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
I've been up most of night with Flavia. I noticed she wasn't moving much last night, and didn't appear to want to eat. When I tried coaxing her with a
I'm sorry George is positive for fiv, but he's got himself a good home which is the most important thing. I had a cat with liver problems who took milk thistle. She also took something else that I can't recall the name of. I'll try to find it for you. She has since passed, but it was not from the
Sorry I am behind in my postings! I am praying for George and Flavia... I don't know anything about what to give them to help, but I will be sending lots of positive thoughts their ways... I pray for everyone on this list and their kitties- I hope you all know what great things you do.
Erika
When
Dr Dodin called and said the hematocrit came back as 7.5. As I
feared, it's nonregenerative anemia. She said we need to see how Flavia does
tomorrow morning after the transfusion (she was also in an oxygen tent last time
I saw her), and all being "well" will prescribe Depomedrol and
Hi Kerry,
I'm sorry to hear about the anemia. I would want to rule out hemobart just to be sure. I hope Flavia gets to come home first thing. Be sure to give some extra pats to Katyis too!
take care,
tonyaKerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dr Dodin called and said the hematocrit came
Kerry,
I have not been reading posts regularly, and just learned of
Flavia. I am so sorry. it is so strange the way we seem to deal with the same
things-- me with lymphoma over and over and you with inexplicable anemia.
I would try Immuno-regulin too. The article on this group's web page
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