thanks for passing this on, carolyn. so much also depends, of course, on
whether you're dealing with a small number of cats or a
sanctuary/special-needs rescue situation, where sometimes you have to make
different choices.
but it's really important for everyone to remember to CHECK OUT CURRENT
Thanks Marlene for all this information. I always have had our cats vaccinated
but with BooBoo, I honestly don't think I'm going to have any done with him.
He's between 4 and 6 years of age, has feline leukemia, is becoming anemic and
will never step outside of a house again. He doesn't want
I put a couple out for an outside cat (his choice, not mine) when it
was close to zero. They stayed warm for 8 hours..not hot but
enough to keep him comfortable in the shelter I provided for
him..Don't even ask about the better shelters offered. Cats
On Feb 11, 2008, at
Those things are awesome! You can even get different cute covers for them:)
http://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.html?PGGUID=D8EC2CC0-1282-457B-BA0C-B2A4476FE578ccd=IFP003utm_source=froogleutm_medium=freeutm_content=36313,36314
On 2/11/08, Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Consider getting a
Consider getting a Snuggle Safe (microwavable gel disk that holds heat
for up to 12 hours) to slip under his blanket. He'll love it.
On Feb 11, 2008, at 3:02 PM, Caroline Kaufmann wrote:
I think that sounds like a well-informed decision, taking into
account the unique factors of your
I used immuno-regulin on my cat Smokey. He had a
problem with fevers. It wasn't very expensive. I
would give it to him subq and the vet would fix the
shots up for me. I would keep them refrigerated. At
first I did 2 a week. I gradually gave him the shots
less and less. Now he doesn't get
I think that sounds like a well-informed decision, taking into account the
unique factors of your household. I think that is all we are really looking
for people to with the new vaccination info we are learning more about each day
anyway-- to just be more informed and not just go instantly
From the moderator of the FIP website. I hope this helps.
caroline
Hi Caroline,I reposted my message about vaccination.I found some info regarding
vaccination of retro-virus infected
cats:http://www.aafponline.org/resources/guidelines/2006_Vaccination_Guidelines_JAVMA.pdfVaccination
of
Hi Lynne
It looks like Revival will ship ot of the US. You would have to call them
for the rate. They also ship this item chilled. I found a site in canada
that also carried the horse version, same stuff juts larger vial. I feell
you should be able to get the smaller vial in Canada.
It is listed
Sally, BooBoo may be put on this and I'm hoping the vet is agreeable to me
buying it online. I don't even know if it is readily available over here
(Canada). But I do know if it is ordered through a pharmacy and then through
the Vet Hospital it will cost me a heck of a lot more that what you
I know Sue. I find myself thinking about him far too much, at work, at home,
anywhere. I keep reading and reading looking for some kind of miracle cure
which I know isn't there. My husband and I have always been very attached to
our pets, even the flippin fish in the pond. This cat is
More vaccine info from the FIP group...
caroline
Hi all, I did notice on this list and general feline health lists that
fluboosters can cause adverse reactions in cats and in some cases mighthave
triggered FIP. Please ask your vet to report each adverse reactionas I'm pretty
sure adverse
Cindy,
Thank you for telling me that. I was picturing taking him in to the vet
several times a week and them putting an IV into his arm. I was even
thinking they might have to put him to sleep to do it. Obviously I know
nothing about it and will have to ask my vet what they do - if my vet
Lynn - You said it so well when you say it is a drain on one. I keep watching
Buzz and wondering if what he is doing is OK. There are so many things that I
would not have thought twice about if the other cats were doing them, but I am
worrying about every little thing that Buzz does that
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