Hi all
Michelle asked me to forward this to the list (see below). I'll
certainly be interested to try it.
Kerry M
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Kerry, I read this just now and
I was told I didn't need to test anymore by my vet that Sox was healthy, and
he was vaccinated. I wish I had waited until he was a few weeks older,
tested him, and then I would have known. He died at 9 months, and he had
been vaccinated. His mother had FeLV, but at the time I didn't know. She was
a
Hi everyone.
Thanks for the responses. I had them do blood work on him, and its
fine, he's eating like a cow, and drinking like a camel.
Something that I discovered today is that it's NOT him going to the
bathroom in the kitchen; it's our OTHER FLV+ cat, Miles. Now Miles is
about 4 years old
I would get the cat who is going potty in the kitchen checked for UTI.
He could be jealous, but he could also be ill.
On 8/2/07, Beckie McRae <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hello Beckie,
I haven't been participating in the group lately, (just too
overwhelmed), but I poked my head in and saw your post. I'm so sorry
that Moe is having such a hard time! We all know how frustrating and
discouraging it can be to watch our furkids suffer and not be able to
come up wi
Beckie,
I'm glad you've discovered the culprit for the kitchen messes! I completely
agree that he needs to go to the vet to rule out a UTI. His actions remind
me in many ways of our same problems earlier. The howling can be from pain
(it constantly feels like he has to pee from the burning) or
Hi all. Isabella is improving again. She is on interferon 7 days on and 7 days
off. We opted for transdermal prednisone (once a day) and transdermal tramadol
(twice a day). She hates pills. She gets transfer factor sprinkled on her
canned food. We have finally found a food she LOVES ~ it's Innov
ps she is also, obviously, feline leukemia positive.
L
Good to hear Isabella is doing well.
Cassandra
- Original Message -
From: laurieskatz
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2007 1:14 PM
Subject: Re: Isabella update and what seems to be working for us.
Hi all. Isabella is improving again. She is on in
Thanks Sally for this note of encouragement! We appreciate it ~ gives us hope!
Laurie
- Original Message -
From: Sally Davis
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2007 6:14 PM
Subject: Re: Isabella update and what seems to be working for us.
Hi Laurie,
Hi Laurie,
I am so happy for you. I know you went though what I went through when
Junior and Tiny tested positive for FELV last fall. I plan on going though
Junior's medical records. He is close to the 1 year mark from when he became
anemic. Unfortunately Tiny did not make it and he was asymptomat
Malone,
Hi !
How I am understanding this is:
Your kitten Sox. was too young to test for FeLv/FIV.
The vet went ahead, looked at your kitten. assumed he
was healthy and decided to just give him his first
vaccination for FeLV.
I am guessing after Sox passed away, at nine months of
age, you started
Laurie,
I'm so happy to hear that Isabella is doing great! All your hard work in
trying to figure out what would work for her paid off! I think that's
wonderful!
Please keep us posted on Isabella's progress. Prayers going out for her
continued improvement.
:)
Wendy
"Never doubt that a sma
Beckie,
Yes, it can definitely be behavioral! Smart of you to figure this out!
However, you might want to get bloodwork done on Miles to rule out anything
physiological.
I would think that any extreme temperature changes would not be good for FeLV+
kitties. Keeping them stress free is very
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