Please,
can anyone help me?
My cat has dermatitis and she keeps on taking away her hair. I don't know
what to think! My vet says we have to wait but the cat gets worse.
Stefania
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Make sure there is no thyroid problem. Hair loose is a common sign of
that.
On Feb 9, 2009, at 8:08 AM, Pebble wrote:
Please,
can anyone help me?
My cat has dermatitis and she keeps on taking away her hair. I don't
know
what to think! My vet says we have to wait but the cat gets worse.
Additional thought food allergies can have this effect too. Try an
elimination diet.
On Feb 9, 2009, at 8:08 AM, Pebble wrote:
Please,
can anyone help me?
My cat has dermatitis and she keeps on taking away her hair. I don't
know
what to think! My vet says we have to wait but the cat gets
Sherry, I'm so sorry Juno left you. Hugs to all who cared about her.
Diane R.
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Hi,
Make sure there is no thyroid problem. Hair loose is a
common sign of that.
Could it be that she is allergic to amoxicillin or to the anesthetic?
She developed this dermatitis two day after we stopped amoxicillin and the day
after she was sedated to take a blood test.
Can this change
Check with another vet. A specialist testing the Royal Princess Kitty
Katt (not FeLV+ but diagnosing cancer) about killed her with some
medsof course he said it wasn't the drugs but she straightened up
under the care of her regular vet. For over a week I thought she was
dying. She
I have/had 4 FELV+ kittens.
I was fostering large numbers of kittens and URI cats from the city
shelter but all tested negative before coming home
with me or after being in isolation, before mixing with negative cats.
As far as I can guess, a pregnant Himi mom that tested negative after
giving
Check with another vet. A specialist testing the Royal
Princess Kitty Katt (not FeLV+ but diagnosing cancer) about
killed her with some medsof course he said it wasn't
the drugs but she straightened up under the care of her
regular vet. For over a week I thought she was dying. She
he General sounds like a fabulous cat. It is great that he persisted.
Are you using l-lycine as a supplement?
Thanks, he is a really special guy. He's won all of us non-cat people
in the family over (except the dog, and she still hate him). I know of
Dr. Dodds from having an epileptic dog
Stefania,
Most vets us an in house test for felv/fiv - the snap test. The felv/fiv snap
test is generally a pretty good test. (By the way, it does not utilize PCR,
instead it is an ELISA test). It is certainly possible, however, to get a
false positive result.
In general, you can repeat
L-lysine is not a general immune booster, it is primarily effective against
herpes virus (which sometimes causes URI like symptoms and runny eyes) by
suppressing the L-arginine that herpes virus needs in order to replicate.
I'm not saying it doesn't do anything else, I just haven't seen anything
My vet opthamologist here in Philly, Dr. Glickstein, told me that he was
aware of only one
controlled study on the effects of L-lysine on herpes. He said that the
study showed that
L-lysine did keep cats from getting their first herpes infection but that
it had absolutely no
effect on
Survey Answers for Bailey:
AT WHAT AGE DID YOUR CAT BECOME FeLV POSITIVE?
Bailey was positive when I found him at 5 months of age. I had him
tested several times throughout his life and he always tested positive.
WHAT TREATMENTS DID YOU DO?
I tried the interferon and vitamins and supplements
Interesting - we should look around for studies (in our spare time
lol). One study does not the truth make, just becomes an invitation
for another study. But that's very interesting.
Let's see - I think the Herpes virus is supposed to feed on L-
Arginine, so increasing the ration of
I would bet on l-lycine. I tried everything that my allopathic vet
recommended to get rid of a really bad upper
respiratory. I cannot remember the antibiotics she tried but nothing
worked. Someone on this list
recommended l-lycine and although it took several weeks, it did work.
I also think
Works for mine.
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Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Lysine as a supplement
Interesting - we
I can't comment on the study as I haven't seen it, but lysine is recommended
by many feline opthamologists for the treatment of herpes. It is also in
the Merck Veterinary Manual.
Also, I have 2 cats with this condition and lysine keeps their eyes clear.
If I stop the lysine the eyes get runny
On Feb 9, 2009, at 8:20 AM, Stefania wrote:
Hi,
Make sure there is no thyroid problem. Hair loose is a
common sign of that.
Could it be that she is allergic to amoxicillin or to the anesthetic?
She developed this dermatitis two day after we stopped amoxicillin
and the day after she was
I am certainly not diagnosing your cat. In humans a smooth tongue is a
symptom of anemia. Anemia is common in FELV cats. Are her gums pale? I had
severe anemia and my tongue was very sore as well. Could be why she is not
grooming it hurts.
Just a though.
Sally
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