I am very lucky to have a monument company in town (headstones etc) that will
sandblast names into stones. There are portable machines (re marking date of
deaths in pre-need stones). I can't tell you anything about prices since it
varies so much from area to area. It sounds like Koda has a
What a gratifying thing to get such caring and educational replies from
you folks about my Timmy. I guess we get so used to bearing the burden
on our own shoulders that we forget there are kindred souls out there
doing the same thing.
Well I am familiar with pred and its evils, I am
In a message dated 5/12/07 3:01:37 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL
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All pesticides are toxic poisons, something people tend to forget! That's
why I do my best to avoid using them, and I use a flea shampoo first, as it
rinses off. Like I said, if it has numerous
Hi Jeni Tad -- I haven't gotten the scoop yet on arrangements for Midnight.
The elderly woman is leaving tomorrow, Monday, for NC. My rescue friend is
supposed make sure that the elderly woman can provide, secure a place, for
Midnight until she can be transported/placed. I was initially
I have some Colloidal Silver, but have never learned to use it
appropriately so it sits on my shelf. I know some folks who really
like it. I do try a lot of different things.
Quackwatch.com has interesting negative info, but is hardly a
reliable source of balanced information. I think
My Charlie Brown is leaving me. This wonderful old man has been with me for
fifteen years. I've never had a sweeter or smarter cat in my life. He was
diagnosed with felv four years ago. The doctor said he was very sick and he
wouldn't make it another week and wanted to put him down, He wouldn't
Cassandra,
I am so very sorry. It will mean a lot to have her buried there. My heart
hurts with you.
elizabeth
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Thank you all.
Well, Koda didn't make it through the night. We had a heating pad for her
wrapped in flannel sheets. I went to bed at
Oh Sheila - this has to be so hard. I wish there was something your vet
could do. Charlie Brown is lucky to have a mom who loves him so much.
elizabeth
On 5/13/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Charlie Brown is leaving me. This wonderful old man has been with me
for fifteen
Sheila,I am so sorry to hear about your sweet Charlie Brown.I hope he is able
to leave peacefully when the time comes.Thank goodness he has had you for all
these years.Hugs to you.
Sherry
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My Charlie Brown is leaving me. This wonderful old man has been with me for
Don't forget the Animal Rescue site.
One click a day helps fund food for animals.
Now that's painless!
www.theanimalrescuesite.com
On 5/12/07, Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another thing that I do is set up individual affiliates with a lot of
the pet stores I have not gotten that
Please allow Charlie Brown to leave this world the way he wants to. It is so
very difficult. I did it with the Royal Princess Kitty Katt and have never
regretted it. He loves you so very much. Make sure and tell him it is ok to
leave when he is ready and that you will be ok-that he will
Hi Sheila,
*BIG HUGS*
Yes, please let him go the way he wants. He has fought to stay on - I don't
think he wants anyone to decide when its time.
Give him all the love you can.
Prayers and Hugs for you both.
Naz and Abu
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Yeap. Colloidal silver- that's what my vet prescribed. I'm still waiting for
him to get back with some for me. Abu's not on chemo yet as we've not
confirmed what the lump is yet - we'll be doing that on Thursday (please
pray for him that its dissapeared by thursday).
Another thing, has anyone
plant pennyroyal outside in your yards. it's an herb, and it grows like,
well, a weed
while pennyroyal OIL itself can be toxic in high concentration, as was
mentioned before, it's been used as part of flea repellant preparations for
years.
back before they made the topical flea products,
The oil is also used as a flea http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flea
repellant for pets. This latter usage is the origin of the plant's Latin
species name, the flea being /Pulex irritans/. However the distantly
related American Pennyroyal
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Pennyroyal or
Hi, everyone something awful happened to one of my diabetic kitty, Leo -
I boarded him at my vet clinic over night and something awful happened
- they might have gave him (or may not have) too much insulin and his
glucose level got too low - and he was almost in coma yesterday, -
since no one
Dear Sheila,
Please know that both you Charlie will be in my prayers.
I know you must be so heartbroken. What a wonderful life you have given
him
Reading your story reminded me of my Mr. Chow - the first fur baby I had w/
Felv. This was YEARS ago, no testing, blah, blah,
The cat with the ear tumor would be MUCH better off long-term by having the
ear removed than by being on pred long-term. There is a very involved, but
effective total ear abalation surgery that removes the entire ear canal,
including the inner and outer ear, and usually leaves a normal looking ear
Patti, I think in cases where people have indoor/outdoor pets, like dogs,
and live in a high flea zone, it's almost impossible to avoid repellant type
fleas medications. It's probably worth the risk in those cases.
Phaewryn
http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Special Needs Cat Resources
Sending peace to Charlie Brown...
I would want to know why he stopped being able to walk overnight, were it
me, personally. Could be entirely curable.
Phaewryn
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Special Needs Cat Resources
http://www.iGive.com/html/refer.cfm?causeid=21303
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A home-made renal diet would be far superior to any you could buy
commercially anyways, I believe Belinda can share a recipe or two with
you...
Belinda...?
Phaewryn
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Low blood glucose can and does lead to permanent neurological issues. He may
not get better. BUT, don't write him off just yet, let his glucose stabilize
for a week, and see, before making any decisions. Even if he is
neurologically disabled, that's not a death sentence. Many cats learn to
cope
There is no way that I am just going to give him up - he almost died a
couple of years ago after the dental surgery and he did not eat or move
at all for two weeks - my vet thought I should have euthanized him, but
I was not ready to give him up - in two weeks later, he all of sudden
stood up and
I'm sorry I forgot to say I took Charlie to the nearest vet thirty miles from
home (I'm very rural) Friday morning. The Doc only did blood test and told me
its the felv and that we should pts. Charlie doesn't want to go that way. I
called around to other doctors offices all are closed for
I use Revolution for heartworms. How do yall prevent heartworms w/out
Revolution? Are there other ways?
On 5/13/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Patti, I think in cases where people have indoor/outdoor pets, like dogs,
and live in a high flea zone, it's almost impossible to
some of live in places where heartworms haven't discovered cats yet..
or, at least, where vets don't think they have.
On 5/13/07, Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use Revolution for heartworms. How do yall prevent heartworms w/out
Revolution? Are there other ways?
On 5/13/07,
That sucks! No way could I ever live THAT far out in the middle of no where!
Phaewryn
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I'm in Vermont, we don't have mosquitoes very much here, certainly not in
the house! No risk here.
Phaewryn
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http://www.iGive.com/html/refer.cfm?causeid=21303
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Yall are lucky in that respect. For me it is a much bigger risk to
leave them unprotected for heartworms. Awareness is ok around
here..we even have a billbord on I-35 - One heartworm can kill your
cat. Treatment isn't anywhere naer as good as it is in dogs.
So many times I find it is a matter
Bless you Teresa, for being you:)
Prednisone can be very effective with helping a number of things, you simply
have to be aware of its effect on the immune system with long term use and
weigh the benefits. With my Ninja, it controlled her seizures (believed to be
caused by a meningioma) quite
Oh Sheila, my heart goes out to you both. GLOW and hugs to you and Charlie
Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito
My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely living
his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile.
- Anonymous
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