You didn't get it because your immune system was strong enough to
fight it off. Hospitalized patients are the ones that are at risk for
getting c-diff. I could probably take care of a hundred patients with
it and not get it. The reason we (nurses) wear gowns when taking care
of these
I have a cat with felv I have had her now for about 2 months, she is doing
really good. After some argueing with the vet he finally agreed to put her on
Interferon. They did both the Elisa and the IFA 2 mos ago and both were
positive. I took her back today after the 60 days and the Elisa test
I took Dixie to a holistic vet who did wonders for her quality of
life. She lived 3 wonderful years and had everything If you have
access to one, I would urge you to check it out. (Betty Boswell put
her on several supplements that were great. Dr. Boswell was her first
stop after
Marci,
I have had very good luck holistically with my FeLV kitties by using
Transfer Factor Plus. It is an immune booster and is very effective. A
good diet is also of great importance. If you want more information on
Transfer Factor, here is a link to an informational site.
evidently this is a new bug that is very contagious. It is common in nursing
homes and hospitals. :(
tonya
dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
yes it is. story was about Grace Voros, 85 who took a minor fall. went to
hospital for x-ray. no broken bones, but contracted c. diff and died. article
I just found this list after doing a little on line reading. I joined this
list to learn more about the issues surrounding caring for a Feline Leukemia
positive cat. Here's our story:
I have never owned a cat or even been around a cat in my life and I'm almost
52. Two years ago this coming
Oh my. A story I know well. With both Felv+ and Felv- cats. You
have been hooked by an angel. My first and only Felv+ was Dixie. She
was probably 3 or so years old. After I decided to find a way to keep
her (She apparently had lost her home and was hanging out with the
ferals behind
Sidney --
Welcome! General Sterling Price is so lucky to have found you. Sounds like
he knew exactly what he was doing when he crawled into your lap in your
garden!! Just make sure he eats something every day, by whatever means
necessary. We got our Luc through fatty liver disease caused by
I wonder if Lysine would help with the eye infection? I've used the
supplement with some ferals and, at one point, with Dixie. There are
some nuances though. You need to get them from others on the list.
It has to do with the quality of the supplement. Until you hear from
someone
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