Hi all,
I just started using something called Clearlungs for my asthma and uri that
I have (and probably gave to my cats.) It's been quite helpful for my
breathing which made me wonder - has anyone ever used this or know if the
ingredients are safe for cats?
If not, I'll look up the info one by
Ketoprofen is what I take for arthritis and it really helps. I had no
idea a cat could take this. It is in the Ibuprofen family I believe and
I thought this as well as Tylenol (Acetaphenomen) would kill a cat.
Lorrie
On 05-19, Margo wrote:
While I've never had a problem with metacam, I
Lance, Does Roadrunner Phar. require a prescription?
Lorrie
On 05-19, Lance wrote:
Thanks for your thoughts, Margo. I am so ready for the bupenorphine to get
here, but it has to be compounded and shipped from Roadrunner Pharmacy.
I'm not sure that my vet approves of me giving it to Ember
Hi. My name is Beth. I run a feral cat rescue. That's how I ended up
with Mozart, a 10 month old kitten. April 18, I took him to a spay clinic
to get neutered, his rabies vaccination and for a Felv/FIV test. He tested
positive for Felv. It was recommended that he immediately be euthanized.
Yes, the vet must get things set up with them, then they'll contact you for
payment information.
On May 20, 2013, at 11:19 AM, Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com wrote:
Lance, Does Roadrunner Phar. require a prescription?
Lorrie
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Here are some articles regarding the use of ketoprofen in cats
(and dogs). Any drug may have risks, but in some cases, one needs to weigh risk
vs. benefit. I am by no means suggesting the use of ketoprofen for anyone
else's cats, but t has been a blessing for me. I have only
Hi Beth,
Welcome, but sorry you have to be here.Just have time for a quick note, but I'll be back later when I have a bit more time. As for the vaccines, I have chosen to go with the Merial recombinant FeLV vaccine, and i'll link to some articles which will help explain why. If you go back to
Hi Beth,
I, too, looked into LTCI from Tcyte when I found out my ten month old
kitten, Polli, was FeLV+. We have a vet and a very experienced vet tech,
both of which work in cat only clinics, in the family. When I asked for
their opinions, neither one of them had heard of LTCI but said it a
Thank you. I love that group! Stephanie is wonderful! Thank you for the
link.
As for vaccinating, I order two different vaccines: with and without-4
ways. I found a cheaper source. From a vet catalog. Local pet store-the
owner is a vet tech and she offers vaccinations at her store. Running
Amanda (and everyone else),
Have you heard of RetroMAD1? A friend of mine suggested it.
http://blog.lepak.com/2011/02/au-tests-retromad1-new-wonder-drug.html
Maybe I'm grasping at straws, but I cannot give up without a good fight.
There has got to be something that works.
--Beth
Yes! I actually have heard of RetroMAD1. I believe it's currently only
available in Malaysia and is still in the trial stages. It sounds very
promising but would be rather difficult to get ahold of in the States... if
you're in the States, of course. Like LTCI, there isn't a lot of
Hi Beth,
I ran a rescue for 30+ years, so I understand about the expense of "Vet" vaccinating. I still buy mine (usually thru KVVet) for the sanctuary cats, but ran into expense problems with the Merial recombinant FeLV vaccine. My Vet used it previously, but the owner changed to a standard
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