My cat Gray Kitty, was diagnosed with FeLV on his first birthday, 9/6/08. He
and his two brothers were born in our home to a stray we took into our home.
She had tested negative for the virus. His two brothers have also continue to
test negative for the virus. His two brothers are also
Yes, Isabella had a high fever when we first rescued her. As I recall, we
used antibiotics. I couldn't find my notes quicklyI do know her fever
finally came down. Eventually she was on maintenance prednisilone and a pain
killer. And now she is only on interferon and has gone from 8-12 lbs. She
Today I had to have my sweet little kitty Buzz PTS. I feel like a very large
piece of me is missing.
The first time I saw Buzz I fell in love with him. He was terrified, cowering
between two up-ended mattresses in an unused bedroom at my brothers' house. He
had been abused by neighborhood
Sue, I'm so very sorry. Gentle rest to your little guy.
Diane R.
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Today I had to have my
Buzz will always be in your heart---he was a very lucky little guy I
know it hurts so much right now but pretty soon you'll smile when you think
of all those funny little things he did--all those good times that you will
never ever forget. Those memories are his lasting gift to you.
Sue I am so sorry for your loss of sweet Buzz.You both were so lucky to have
eachother.Thank you for sharing your heartfelt story with us.Hugs to you.
Sherry
We who choose to surround ourselves with lives more temporary
than our own,
Live within a fragile circle,easily and often breached.
Hi all
I would welcome your input:
I thought I had a handle on the whole ERISA/IFA thing and when to test,
but after speaking to a vet, I'm confused again.
Here's the background:
My foster positive, Daisy, aged 4 months, has been tested 3 times
(ELISA) since September 6 and come up positive
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I have an approximately 6-year-old cat that has been positive for leukemia
since I took him in several years ago. Over the past couple years he has
gradually been losing weight. My population (5 leuk pos cats) has remained
stable over this time and no new cats have been introduced. I took
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Amy have their been any changes in his mouth?
Leukemia kitties often have inflamed gums which can affect the amount
of food they eat. Have his eating
patterns changed?
I have not heard of weight loss, without any other symptoms being a
warning sign.
Jane
On Nov 21, 2008, at 6:40 PM, Amy
Sue
I am so sorry. Buzz knows how much you love him and he will be there
Sally
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My Junior ran fevers as well. In the early stages he was running a
temperature as high as 106.5. Imunlan was not available then to my knowlegde
he was on Immunoregulin. It too is an immune booster, so my thoughth would
be the Imulan should be helping this. Initially he also received fluids.
Sally
Amy have their been any changes in his mouth?
Leukemia kitties often have inflamed gums which can affect
the amount
of food they eat. Have his eating
patterns changed?
I don't see any noticeable changes in his eating patterns. The vet said his
gums looked fine. All my cats have been on
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