Got this from a friend, anyone know or heard anything about this??
I have a feline interferon question. If you don't know the answer,
would you mind asking the group? I followed the prophylactic regimen
recommended in studies for asymptomatic felv+ cats, which is every day
for five
I give Dixie oral interferon every other day. I don't know what to tell you
about what you are giving.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
from the shelter of compassion
First time I've ever heard of that protocol. Mostly I've heard 7 days on and
seven days off because they can develop an immunity to the human interferon
alpha.
Can't see why it would harm a diabetic cat. However, that's just a guess on my
part.
Gary
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I believe this person is referring to feline recombinant interferon.
That looks like the protocol that is recommended for treating FeLV+
with Virbagen Omega. I'm wrestling with similar concerns, but we
haven't even tried the stuff yet. Ember is in good shape right now,
and I worry that
Hi Everyone
Junior still has his URi he has had since at least August, he still eats
well etc. His sinuses(i am guessing) smell bad. He has been two courses of
antibiotics, Amoxicillin and Baytril for 20 days. NO luck. I am taking him
in Friday, and want to know about those who have used
Hi Sally,we use Azithromyacin with our URI cats.Usually five days in a row
.When I used it for Genevieve it was 5 days in a row and then every 3 days for
3 more doses.
I hope Junior feels better soon.
Sherry
Sally Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone
Junior still has his
Hi
I know that Hideyo (who was on this list) has used VO successfully.
There are people here who are in touch with her. Maybe she would be
willing to post her experience with it.
Jane
ps.
I haven't used VO. With the exception of Giardia, I have been able to
get rid of all of the many FeLK
I would see a specialist. I know this is late, and I hope someone had some
good advice for you.
tonya
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Hey guys. Whitey is still having some issues and I was hoping some
of the more experienced people around might have an idea of what's up.
The
Chris,
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I, too am guilty of not always keeping up
with regular check ups. It's hard when it's so expensive. You did everything
you could.
tonya
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Thanks Sherry..
Sally
On Nov 14, 2007 7:57 PM, Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Sally,we use Azithromyacin with our URI cats.Usually five days in a row
.When I used it for Genevieve it was 5 days in a row and then every 3 days
for 3 more doses.
I hope Junior feels better soon.
Hi Gary,
Never heard of that for interferon alpha. LIke Lance said, maybe it's
for VO.
I can't see the harm for a diabetic cat. But my experience with FELV
cats is that they can look so great, then turn symptomatic, and in my
experience theres not much that can be done when they're
Kenzie,
I'm so sorry for your loss.
tonya
Kenzie Kanne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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FONT-SIZE: 10pt; FONT-FAMILY:Tahoma }Frankie who was FELV positive has
passed on. He has really been battling for about a month
I've heard several people refer to 3 as the magic age. Exactly what do you
mean? I am unsure of Dixie's age but she has been with me for almost 3 years
now and is as healthy as she can be most of the time. Just normal minor
problems except for the teeth and that seems to be ok now.
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