Alferon is a natural interferon, I have a PDF file I will send to
anyone. I tried posting it but it is rather large,
email me and I will send it on to you,
I have had good luck with my FIV cat with it,
Kelly
I personally think the Innova Evo is a really good food, and have never even
heard of Natural Balance. But you're right, at this point, the important
thing is just to get anything into her, so I'd feed her which-ever she likes
the best!
I'm SO glad you got that second opinion from a better vet!
nope! (am terribly tempted to send this twice, but that's just the
kind of week i've had.)
On 11/24/06, Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone else getting two copies of every email sent to the list tonight?
Phaewryn
VT low cost SpayNeuter, and Emergency Financial
Thanks guys,
I was very freaked out this morning when I got the initial email, but I am a
lot calmer now.
I really don't think there are pet limit laws, but I need to find out for
sure, just for my own info.
I met a lady at the low cost shot clinic one morning who told me that animal
control
Here's the section of the Austin city code that deals with restrictions on
animals, as they call it. I didn't see anything about a limit in it.
_Austin, TX Online Resources_
(http://www.amlegal.com/austin_nxt/gateway.dll?f=templatesfn=default.htmvid=amlegal:austin_tx)
Yvonne
Dianne,
Best wishes prayers are on the way for you Asia.
Yvonne
What do you mean by going down hill - have you checked his blood work to
see which organs were effected? I have heard from my vet that steroid
injection can cause acute organ failure sometimes... and even death in
rare and rare case due to it.
_
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
I would DEFINITELY stay with EVO. Lymphoma thrives on carbs, so you should
limit those. EVO does not have many carbs, as it is grain-free.
Some people buy Essiac tea at the health food store and syringe a little of
that every day. It is a holistic anti-cancer treatment. There is one
Dianne, I am so glad you went and that this is treatable! Thank you for
keeping us posted.
elizabeth
In a message dated 11/25/06 00:00:31 Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Dr. Ward did an ultra sound immediately, saw a big mass near the heart.
This is what was done today:
I'm sorry about the mass, but glad you are seeing someone who will treat it.
The COP protocol is an old protocol, I think. I think many oncologists use
the Wisconsin protocol now. I don't know what Oncovin is. The Wisconsin
protocol starts with Elspar, I believe.
I highly recommend
Thanks Michelle. I thing the COP protocol is old but she has had good success
with itso we will go with it for now.
I have already joined the lymphoma group, thanks!
She is doing great today! Eating, wandering around the house, on the computer
desk now, been looking out the patio
Thanks everyone for your feedback and suggestions! I appreciate it!
I've had Slink on L-Lysine for a couple months now (twice a day in his food)
along with Vitamin C and probiotics. I also feed him Innova Evo and Wellness
(only because he likes variety and gets bored and stops eating the
Went back to the EVO todayalso bought no grain canned food in a variety of
flavors for her, we will see what she will eat.
Want to ask oncologist about supplements before I buy too many
Dianne
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
At 06:09 AM 11/25/2006, you wrote:
Mine are arriving 8 hour late, If I get them at all,
Kelly L
this is really scary, elizabeth--you sent this an hour before i sent
my tongue-in-cheek response, but i didn't get it til hours AFTER i'd
sent mine!
On 11/24/06, ETrent [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sounds good so far, good luck Dianne!
Phaewryn
VT low cost SpayNeuter, and Emergency Financial Assistance for cat owners:
http://ucat.us/VermontLowCost.html
Special Needs Cat Resources: http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
that's great, Hideyo. You needed some good news.
Michelle
so sorry, Sherry. I find the weather change can have an effect on them.
Michelle
My vet called to say she would treat BooBo using Dioxy -- but she really hasn't
been diagnosed with a cause for being slightly anemic. Do you know if there is
a danger in treating using Dioxy and/or Interfon without having a diagnosis for
cause? She also (the vet) said they have Interfon and
sometimes the very rapid sneezing is the result of a one-time
breathing-in of something as simple as dust or some other fine
substance
MC
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Spay Neuter Your Neighbors!
Maybe That'll Make The Difference
MaryChristine
AIM / YAHOO: TenHouseCats
MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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That's great!! I hope it continues for a long time, too. If at some point
she stops responding, there are a few chemo drugs to ask about-- CCNU being
one, Elspar being another if she is not using it now. But hopefully that will
not be the case for a long time.
Your old vet should be
It depends greatly on the area the studies were done in, so you will se a
lot of variances in the numbers depending on the source. I would suspect
it's no more common in ferals (true, wild, unsocialized cats) than in
free-roaming domestics (strays, owned cats allowed to go outside, escaped
Peggy, I'm so sorry you lost Scooter.
tonya
Peggy Ankney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our little baby wasnt strong enough to hold on over the weekend.
The vet called yesterday to say that his condition had worsened. He was no
longer responding to their petting or
This is such good news! You are a wonderful kitty mom, Dianne.
elizabeth
In a message dated 11/25/06 16:39:30 Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Thanks Michelle. I thing the COP protocol is old but she has had good success
with itso we will go with it for now.
I have
LOL I haven't received your reply yet - but I can see right now that great
minds think alike :0)
elizabeth
In a message dated 11/25/06 12:24:27 Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
this is really scary, elizabeth--you sent this an hour before i sent
my tongue-in-cheek response,
Hideyo,
My condolences to you. You've suffered too many losses recently. I hope
everyone stays well for a while now.
t
Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I just wanted to ask you to take a moment to send a prayer
for my most gentle kitty, Rikki who
I would not test. I just haven't been on list lately. I wish testing had
never started. Vaccinate and adopt is what I would do. FIV and Felv should be
treated as any other illness a cat might come down with.
t
Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow, this is a lot of information
mine too.
Diane
- Original Message -
From: Kelly L [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2006 1:31 PM
Subject: Re: Two copies of every email?
At 06:09 AM 11/25/2006, you wrote:
Mine are arriving 8 hour late, If I get them at all,
I'm so sorry for your loss, Brenda.
tonya
Tim Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know I only post to this group when I have a tragedy, but I read almost
all the posts online daily. I feel like you all are my support group although
I don't have any FeLV+ cats any more. I lost my last
Right now I'm not getting any copies of any email. Sent one out this morning
asking about the prevalence of FELV in the feral vs domestic cat population
and haven't seen it yet.
On 11/25/06, Kelly L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 06:09 AM 11/25/2006, you wrote:
Mine are arriving 8 hour late,
I've dreamed about that too. With a great big drain in the middle of
the floor so I could just hose the joint down!
Nina
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn wrote:
If I ever build my own home (like yeah, never), I would put in stained
concrete floors. Stained concrete looks REALLY nice, almost marble
On 11/25/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's great!! I hope it continues for a long time, too. If at some
point she stops responding, there are a few chemo drugs to ask about-- CCNU
being one, Elspar being another if she is not using it now. But hopefully
that will not be
Alley Cat Allies says there is no difference and they advocate not testing
ferals in TNR situations unless the cat is ill. They also don't euthanise
unless the cat is ill, if they are somehow accidentally tested and tests +.
Now around here they will tell you that is irresponsible and you will
At 04:06 PM 11/25/2006, you wrote:
My reason for testing is for treating. I tend to do prophylactic
treatment and so It is good to know. I mix my FIV cat but not my
FELV. I am now using Alferon for my FIV cat and it has been amazing
to me, and I will start my FELV cat on it once I complete
I agree he should be ashamed of himselfI would like to see his face and
know his mind when he reads the oncologist's report she is sending him! It
will show him all he did not doand should have, he never checked to see
what the fluid around the heart was for example...
but it is ok
Here I have learned that the policy with rescue cat groups is that they test 1
in the litter of feral cats.my Asia did not get tested but her brother
did.he tested negative but her paperwork states she was tested a year
agoand was negative. When I called that vet yesterday I was
don't forget the radiant heat built into the concrete flooring--and
heck with stained concrete, i'm just gonna stencil different rooms
onto it!
On 11/25/06, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've dreamed about that too. With a great big drain in the middle of
the floor so I could just hose the
I met an intern who told me that at
least some vet schools are now teaching that FeLV is not a death sentence
and cats can live a long time with it, and that cats with it should be
treated for the problems that arise.
Michelle
great thought, but i wouldn't hold my breath--my vet, who is quite
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