Great news! I am a little embarrassed to admit this but, I found the
source of the pink puddle! I was washing dished last night and felt my
sock get wet. I looked down and found a pink puddle but no midnight. A
rink broke off of my sink and it is leaking. Somewhere between the leak
and
Ha! What a relief! You're such a good kitty mom do be so diligent. I
hope you stick around too. Thank you for letting us know the answer to
the mystery. I'm so glad to hear it isn't coming from Midnight. He
sounds like such a doll, and so do you.
Nina
Jennifer Madon wrote:
Great news!
amazing how we always blame the cats, huh?
years ago, i was sitting in my bathroom one day, using the human litterbox,
and something shook in another part of the house. immediately i wondered
just what the heck they'd gotten into THIS time. found out later that
our little midwest town had
Thank you! He made his first disaster this morning! I couldn't even
get mad cause I was laughing so hard! He was sitting on the window
sill, behind the mini blinds, watching the forbidden outside. My 5 yo
jumped up on the couch and Midnight crouched into attack position. The
first time my
Junior feels a little better today. The swelling in his ear has gone down.
Now his ears curl back. Very funny looking. I am hoping to see improvement
in the eyes. The redness is better, but you can still see they are not
right. By reducing the inflammation, hopfully it will alllow the antibiotic
Thank you, please do ask her. Lucy won't eat her raw now anyway, so is on
i/d, which she will eat, which is the prescription food for ibd. ironically,
it is giving her loose bowels. her ibd does not do well on the prescription
diet. which worries me. However, this diet is specially
LOL I'm glad it wasn't from Midnight :0)
On 1/20/07, Jennifer Madon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great news! I am a little embarrassed to admit this but, I found the
source of the pink puddle! I was washing dished last night and felt my
sock get wet. I looked down and found a pink puddle but
LOL I have several sets of blinds complete with kitty holes :0) It's a
security measuresomeone is always peering outside
elizabeth
On 1/20/07, Jennifer Madon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you! He made his first disaster this morning! I couldn't even
get mad cause I was laughing so
I would really like to get hold of acemannan for lucy before February. It
seems like no one on this list has any. And maybe no one would have it
anyway, maybe vets would have it not the people with the cats. But does anyone
know
another list that might have more people that use it-- a
So there are two different dosings (at least) for VO: The FIP dosing is
every other day. The FeLV dosing is every day for 5 days then repeat later. I
have a total of 4 doses and won't get more until next week at the earliest.
So
my question for you guys who have used VO is: Do you think I
Michelle,
I don't have anything recent at hand, just quite old stuff (except the
first one in the list), but definitely worth a read:
http://www.emergenthomestore.com/techcat/preloaded_latch/administration_acemannan.html
Thanks so much! I didn't know you were still on the list! I will look at all
of that. But what I really need to find out is how to get it quickly-- in
the states it is apparently back-ordered due to some FDA audit that suspended
manufacture for a while. Do you know of anywhere in Europe
Michelle, even if I post nearly nothing, I always keep an eye on the
list... ;) just in case... ;)
Acemannan (or Carrisyn) seems to be under test in Belgium, but on humans,
not a veterinary trial. About FDA, it is my (very) educate guess that if
they suspended manufacture of Acemannan in the USA
They are closed for the weekend. I left a message. It is allowed in the US
now, for the past month since the audit ended, but is back-ordered so not
actually available.
In a message dated 1/20/2007 12:13:12 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Acemannan (or Carrisyn)
Sally, it sounds like he is making progress. Please give him a kiss from
me.
elizabeth
On 1/20/07, Sally Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Junior feels a little better today. The swelling in his ear has gone down.
Now his ears curl back. Very funny looking. I am hoping to see improvement
in
I also used for a couple of my kitties and my dog JoJo -I only had
enough to give on dosage to Jojo, who is diagnosed to have a cancer -I
don't know if it's because of it or essiac tonic,, his tumors in visible
areas are now completely gone -for my kitties, they couldn't live long
enough to see if
My order is now backed ordered for about a month and they told me that
it would be ready in the beginning of Feb - if for some reason, it comes
quicker, I will certainly share mine to Lucy..
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Michelle -go every other day - the effect of FOI has been tested (when
given as a shot) to last for a several days according to dr. Ishida who
first treated FIP kitties - so if you do every other day, you will be
sort of wasting FOI - I looked into this closely as I questioned the
same thing a few
I do have some left,, but it only is effective for 4 hours after being
reconstitute - so it won't do any good - I am sorry.
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Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2007 8:50 AM
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Thanks, Hideyo. That seems really far away at this point, which kind of
scares me.
In a message dated 1/20/2007 12:49:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My order is now backed ordered for about a month and they told me that it
would be ready in the beginning of
That's for FIP, which I don't know that she has. The product info says every
day for FeLV. You think for FeLV it is better to do every other day as well?
In a message dated 1/20/2007 12:53:03 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Michelle –go every other day – the effect
Well - whether it is FIP or felk virus, the longevity of the FOI as an
anti-viral agent in the body should still be the same - I think that
originally, for felk treatment, they went 7 days on and 7 days off - to
avoid antibody reactions - if you have enough stuff to last for a
couples of weeks, I
I know that I mentioned to you this before - -but do find out what you
need to and where you can take her in case she needs a transfusion NOW
- just in case her PCV goes down further - I did not pay enough
attention to my felk baby tsubomi got sick very quickly and her PCV was
only 9 - I gave her
Hideyo, that is not your fault. An autoimmune type of anemia can not be
helped by transfusions, because the problem is the body killing red blood
cells,
so it just kills the new ones too from the transfusion. The only thing that
can stop autoimmune type of anemia is immune-suppressing
Michelle,
I believe she said it her guess was that it was an adenocarcinoma
tumor, I talked with her today about the fevers and she said that she
would be looking for the same things, cancer and infections. I told her
you were waiting for the rest of the test results.
She also told me
Thanks. She has not been tested for those. Toxo usually causes bad
diarrhea, though, and salmanella causes incredible distress including vomiting.
I
believe e coli does as well. Lucy doesn't have those signs, thank goodness. I
asked about those diseases the last time she was sick with a
Michelle,
This is not a given, there was a cat on the anemia list that got
epogen for years and never had a rejection problem, it died from
unrelated anemia problems. I also know of a cancer cat with CRF getting
epogen for almost 2 years and never had a problem.
eventually rejects
What I meant to say her is:
Problems unrelated to anemia
unrelated anemia problems
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties
http://bemikitties.com
Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
http://adopt.bemikitties.com
FeLV Candlelight Service
Well, the internist thinks Lucy has FIP. Despite the abdominal effusion, she
thinks it is dry FIP because the fluid does not look like FIP fluid, and
that the fluid is resulting from the effects of FIP on other organs. She
thinks
it's FIP because of something that was found in the biopsy
Hi Michelle
My prayers are with you for your sweet Lucy. I had a cat many years ago die
supposedly of FIP in the early seventies. He was a wonderful tabby and white
cat named Bud. He died while I was away at school. My parents were waiting
for me to come home that weekend so I could see him. He
Michelle,
Just a thought... one of the ingredients in Transfer Factor Plus
Advanced is Mannans, from Aloe Vera. I don't know, but this component
might be similar to Acemannan. Unless Lucy is already taking TF, you
might give this some consideration. Lucy is in my prayers.
Lance
On Jan
Hi Michelle,
I am sorry you haven't had any good replies
yet over on the FIP list, I am on that list too,
they usually run slower and less detailed on
replies than this amazing felv list. I don't have
experience with FIP like the breeders on the list,
but they often seem to distrust FIP
Michelle,
I archive the FIP list in my own folder, I searched granulomas and following
are some links and information that came up in past posts. If you would like
me to search any other key words, just holler.
Hugs,
Beth
Here is a link to the diagnostic profile of dry FIP:
Here is one more link on diagnosing FIP, the percentages that rule FIP in or
out are interesting.
http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?cls=1cat=1316articleid=212
An excerpt from this site:
How is FIP diagnosed?
Because we can not rely totally on the antibody test for a diagnosis, we must
Thanks for all the great info ...
Gloria
At 11:01 PM 1/20/2007, you wrote:
Here is one more link on diagnosing FIP, the
percentages that rule FIP in or out are interesting.
They sell optional large bases, which cost $15 extra, and that is an option I
selected. It is very stable.
Phaewryn
http://ucat.us
Adopt a New England FIV+ cat:
http://ucat.us/FIVadopt.html
Special Needs Cat Links (and feline info library):
http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Declawing Creates
He's CUTE! Hope the benadryl makes him happier! yes, food allergies are the
most common cause of skin problems.
Phaewryn
http://ucat.us
Adopt a New England FIV+ cat:
http://ucat.us/FIVadopt.html
Special Needs Cat Links (and feline info library):
http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Declawing
Michelle, do you think your vet would be more apt to be positive and helpful
(rather than loathe and reluctantly obligatory) if you printed out the
studies on the feline interferon Omega that SHOW it's benefit for FIP, FIV,
URL, and Stomatitis? I have several you could print and show him, if he's
Poor Kerry, You really can't control what the vet's office did or didn't do.
I know it's terrible, but does reliving it again and again do anything
positive? No. Beating yourself up and reliving regrets can kill you. Please
try to remember, YOU did everything YOU could do, and some things were out
Renee, I think the main difference between the way Dr. Clifford treats you
with Emily and the way he's treating Michelle with Lucy is that Emily's
breast cancer is considered more treatable, where they are not giving
Michelle any hope, and are more or less annoyed that she hasn't given up yet
with
Renee is who I inherited my colony of feral cats from, some of which are
FIV+. Just FYI.
Phaewryn
http://ucat.us
Adopt a New England FIV+ cat:
http://ucat.us/FIVadopt.html
Special Needs Cat Links (and feline info library):
http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Declawing Creates SUFFERING, Please
LOL! That's funny! Glad it wasn't the cat... though it could make the cat sick
if he
drinks it, so you should probably keep a towel down there to soak it up until
you can
get a plumber out to make the repairs!
Phaewryn
http://ucat.us
Adopt a New England FIV+ cat:
http://ucat.us/FIVadopt.html
He looks like an old tom cat i had many years ago. I am ok with juniors ears
curled as long as his health holds out.
Sally
On 1/21/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sometimes hematomas can leave ears permanently deformed... but that's
ok, that just adds character!
See:
Yeah, my Miranda cat ATE all the blinds up to cat head height from the window
sill,
so now we keep them up about 18 inches from the sill... or she will eat them
some
more! She didn't actually consume them, she just chewed them all to shreds,
pieces of
plastic blinds all over the floor.
he still has infection in that eye but it does seem less inflammed. right
noe he is very cautious moving about. he gas been hoging my pillow
tonight...lol
sally
On 1/21/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So his good eye is doing OK for now then? That's very good. Yeah, I
would
Yes, if it's used for sarcoma, wouldn't the VAS survivor's website have tons
of people using it there?
http://www.feline-vas-support.org/
http://www.vas-awareness.org/
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/shortionline/tripod/tripod.html
What about the FIV and Stomatitis groups?
Phaewryn
http://ucat.us
I would absolutely NOT do an exploratory as weak as she is, I don't think
she would live through it.
I would do the Feline Omega on the FIP schedule. I would hate for you to try
to use it sparingly and then it not be enough... and then if she didn't make
it, you would be living with the regret of
It WAS banned... but it's since been cleared, and is now approved again in the
USA,
the problem is that because it WAS banned for a while, all the stock in this
country
ran out, and couldn't be re-ordered fast enough for the demand. I read about
the ban
somewhere a while back, and saw it was
I don't think it was every day for FIV... let me refer to the studies I have
saved... I believe it has a lasting effect for 24 hours, then somehow wears
off
Phaewryn
http://ucat.us
Adopt a New England FIV+ cat:
http://ucat.us/FIVadopt.html
Special Needs Cat Links (and feline info library):
FIV:
At the same time, the cat was given feline omega interferon according to the
following
protocol: subcutaneous injections at a dose rate of one million units per
kilogram
bodyweight (1 MU/kg b.w.) per day for 5 consecutive days on D0, D1, D2, D3,
D4,
repeated on D14 (i.e. 2 weeks after the
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