PLEASE!! can you all add Little Man to you thoughts and prayers? He is Dr Jens
felv boy who is 8 years old and having a rough time right now.She had to put a
feeding tube in Saturday but he is not responding very well.Yet he is happy and
purring.He is also temporary Sids kid on and off and is
That's your opinion only since I know for a fact that mixing my
well, I prefer negative cats with my FeLV+ Bailey was no problem and
was known and supported by my vet. He was positive at 5 months of age
when he found me until his passing at age 11yrs. For his 11 years he
lived with his 8
Maybe this has been discussed here...I saw vet this AM and he uses a new
vaccine for feline leukemia (prevention). It puffs under the skin, using a
needle the size of a hair. I think he said he uses it every year on cats
that go outside and those that fight. He uses 3 years on high risk cats
Will definitely keep Little Man in our thoughts and prayers. Has Dr. Jens
joined the Yahoo Assist Feeding group?
http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/Feline-Assisted-Feeding/
They have a lot of great info and files on feeding tubes.
Sharyl Sissy and Rocket
Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
25 years ago, after all, it was still thought that an outside positive
breathing through a screen could infect your cats.
a positive cat IS a well cat until/if the virus is activated; since
70% of unvaccinate adult cats will NOT become persistently viremic,
per the most recent merck
Thanks for sharing that, it is an incredibly sweet story :)
Laura
Lynne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just felt like telling you folks about something that happened last
night with our Snowy and Lennie. Lennie is our 19 year old, who is showing
signs of not being with us much
A few weeks ago I joined this list but couldn't post, so Belinda very kindly
posted an introduction for myself and my FeLV+ kitty, Laura. Thank so much for
the replies we got, we read them all.
I wanted to send in a little update on Laura (still don't have a new name for
her), she is
does anybody know if there is a rescue that takes in leukemia cats here
colorado? Trying to save some cats.
Theresa Hearn
Maybe this has been discussed here...I saw vet this AM and he uses a new
vaccine for feline leukemia (prevention). It puffs under the skin, using a
needle the size of a
*does anybody know if there is a rescue that takes in leukemia cats here
colorado? Trying to save some cats.
Theresa Hearn*
PLEASE!! can you all add Little Man to you thoughts and prayers? He is
Dr Jens felv boy who is 8 years old and having a rough time right
now.She had to put a feeding
Can someone please tell me how to get to the new board. I get posts daily,
but would like to read some older ones.
Thanks,
Brenda
(Brendalovescats)
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Hi -- I received this late this afternoon, and am unable to access any of the
items shown here. Please help! Thank you.
Diane Grau
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, June 2, 2008 4:54:35 PM (GMT-0500) America/Bogota
Subject:
Absolutely Sherry.
Lynne
- Original Message -
From: Sherry DeHaan
To: Felvtalk
Sent: Monday, June 02, 2008 12:11 PM
Subject: Little Man
PLEASE!! can you all add Little Man to you thoughts and prayers? He is Dr
Jens felv boy who is 8 years old and having a rough time
yes, cats can retest negative on IFAs if enough time has passed so
that the virus can work itself out of the system. just as with initial
exposure, the time period given varies from 60 to 120 days, depending
on who/what you read--i go for the 120 days or longer, so i don't
always wonder.. tho
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