My cat I rescued turned out to have this disease. She has done just
great for several years.
She got out, and was gone for 6 weeks. she came back but I can tell it
was stressful for her.
She is having strange almost seizure like episodes when she is asleep. I
have seen her head kind of jerk in
Hi Lohna,
I haven't personally dealt with seizures, but there are many people on
this list who have and will be able to give you some advice. The list
is usually slow on weekends, so if no one gets back to you today they
certainly will tomorrow.
tonya
--- Lohna Esteb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lohna,
I'm no expert but, I have had cats that sometimes twitch all over and growl
in their sleep and I just figured they were dreaming. Have you tried waking
her up and , if so, does the seizure stop? If there is no physical cause
for this and it is just from the stress of having been out
Welcome, Laura we all hope Ziggy livesa long healthy life.Laura Bond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi! my name is Laura and I am a new subscriber to this list and this is my first submission. I just wanted to tell you about my cat Ziggy. I rescued him from a chicken coop where he had no food, water, or
Does it only happen when she sleeps? If that is the case she might be having nightmares about her ordeal, my dog has those frequently, I wake him gently and pet him to let him know he is ok now. I have had good success with the animal communicator
www.katberard.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]she might be
thank you so much for responding!
---Original Message---
From: catatonya
Date: 10/02/05 10:03:28
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Kittypoo
Hi Lohna,
I haven't personally dealt with seizures, but there are many people on
this list who have and will be able to give you
Oh boy, Terri---what a worrying time---I hope
Guinevere is ok? Please let us know when you have time. Kerry
- Original Message -
From:
Terri
Brown
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 11:26
AM
Subject: Re: Need advice quick
please
Welcome back Jen---what an ordeal you guys have been through. It's great to
know you're all safe and sound, and that your home is in one piece too.
Hope little Ewok is doing okay.
Good to have you back!
Kerry PS: d'you literally mean you dodged a bullet or is that a dumb Brit
Q?!
- Original
Hi Kerry,
Yes, she's doing MUCH better. She did vomit again in the middle of
the night, but it was a hairball.
She is sleeping at the moment. I haven't gotten the labs back yet,
but when I do I will post them so that you guys can comment.
Terri
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From:
:) With a few of the places we had to spend the night in our cars,
I'm actually suprised we didn't get shot at... :) ...I'm trying to
think of a good English colloquialism for avoided catastrophe
ie. dodged a bullet, but can't think of one off-hand...do the Brits
have an expression for barely
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