I had a single kitten with ringworm so bad that she even lost her whiskers and
we called her PJ for Piranha Jane because all she did was bite bite bite bite ;)
> Date: Sun, 26 Sep 2010 23:30:56 -0400
> From: maxgoodb...@gmail.com
> To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
> Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] FeLV
Thanks, y'all!
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From: Cougar Clan [mailto:maima...@duo-county.com]
Sent: Friday, September 24, 2010 4:20 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] FW: OdoBan
I use it on oak and pine floors and have had no problem.
On Sep 24, 2010, at 12:15 PM, POTT, BE
Georgetta,
Here are more links that I could find on when to test, somewhat
contradictory. Since the Elisa looks for antigens, not antibodies,
you can test as young as you like without worrying about maternal
antibodies interfering. But, since the virus needs some time to
incubate (I'm seeing anyw
My sweet, beautiful little Cheshire crossed the rainbow bridge last Wednesday
night. She had only been sick for less than 10 days. She was on antibiotics
and some pred for 10 days for gum problems. I was going to schedule her for a
cleaning in a few weeks, but her health seemed to decline a f
So sorry about your sweet baby Cheshire. You did the right thing & she knew you
loved her.
Beth
Dont Litter, Fix Your Critter! www.Furkids.org
--- On Mon, 9/27/10, Claudia Veiga wrote:
From: Claudia Veiga
Subject: [Felvtalk] My cat Cheshire crossing over
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Da
It was good you were with her. Of cause she blinked at you.But, we all have a
time to go. I know what you feel. Regards,Cathy
--- On Mon, 9/27/10, Beth wrote:
From: Beth
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] My cat Cheshire crossing over
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Date: Monday, September 27, 2010, 6:2
her how much I love her and she knows that until I see her again.
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You did what you thought was the right thing for Cheshire and that is what
counts. With multiple problems is is hard to get them stable enough for
effective treatments. I've had cats get super stressed out going to the vet
and others that don't mind at all. If you hadn't tried to help her you
I am so sorry for your loss - I just had to euthanize one of our cats last
weekit never gets easier, as some people who don't understand seem to
think! I remember every cat, dog, bird, mouse we ever haddetailed
circumstances, etc. - like a video going off in my mind! Natalie
I Am Always
i think we all questions what we did or did or did not do. i keep asking
myself what i missed that might have saved Bob's life. was he giving me
signals that i just did not pick up on. all we can do is learn from each
experience. i am sure Cheshire and Bob know and understood. they knew the
i did not try to bring in my ferals until they had accepted me. i have a "cat
house" on the deck for them to sleep in andi put out food until they don't run
and then i start holding food in my hand and letting them approach me. at
first they snatch and run, but eventually they learn to trust a
Tiger (non FeLV) also had an abcess on his throat. It was drained but came back
so fast. And his white blood cell count dropped so dramatically in two weeks
that my vet thought he had leukemia, also. They had never seen anything like
it. I also kept asking myself if there was anything I could ha
My heart hurts for you Claudia. God bless you for your efforts for Cheshire.
Don't beat yourself up over they way things happened at the end. You loved
her, and that's all that she needed to know. Nothing else matters.
Prayers for you and all who knew and loved Cheshire.
Mike :)
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THIS IS FOR PAOLA I THINK - SOUNDS LIKE YOU LIVE AT MY HOUSE ITH THE IN AND
OUT, INSIDE ALWAYS AND THE COMPLAINERS WHO DON'T GET WHAT THEY WANT. FUN ISN'T
IT.
Natalie wrote:
> Thank you - will look next time we go. We get the litter at WalMart and
> sometimes at Sam's Club if the other d
It also makes a big difference WHERE the abscess is located. If it's higher
up and isn't able to drain on its own, chances of infections are much
greater and more serious than if it were located on the side or underneath
where it CAN drain on its own. I had one cat years ago that was bitten by
an
Claudia
How kind you were to try and save your kitty. Sometimes there really isn't
anything we can do. You love for Cheshire was probably the greatest gift
and most comforting thing you could give her. Deepest condolences, and
prayers of love and light for Cheshire in her crossing.
Bonnie
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