Argue, I wholeheartedly agree with your observation and that is exactly what I
find bizarre about this. Vets will not question us if we want to put our cats
down, but they will treat us like criminals, trafficking in some sort of
forbidden commodity, if we want to try different things in a
Bob
I too find it is indeed difficult to post on here.
If you can, Bob, I would speak to the vet who offered you the discounted
surgical rate, and ask them to extend the time frame. You have a difficult
enough situation to consider without having the added pressure of time
constraints.
Hi Bob,
I usually have no trouble with your messages, although they do always
appear twice. Guess I didn't go far enough, sorry :)
I have had enucleations done on two cats. I don't think there's any way
to do a less extensive surgery. They both (Gizmo and Poppy) did very
Margo:
It is often frustrating posting here because ( perhaps depending on the
internet provider, or the type of computer or OS someone is using) a lot
of messages post differently ( eg ALL of mine come across with a
bunch of Question marks in them that I did not put there myself
Ardy
Thank you for the comment, but I really feel that all I have is a scientific
hypothesis based on my observations, research, and the weekly bloodwork I did
on Zander. That is part of the problem of course, There are no actual studies.
However, as more people take the step of tracking
Either I had a brain fart or my computer did an automatic spelling correction.
Sorry about that Ardy.
Amani
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I’m up for that Amani,
Even though I don’t presently have any fur-kids with FeLV, I want to do
everything I can to help those who have FeLV positive babies. My Tigger will be
in my heart forever, as you know :)
Ardy
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>From: ROBERT CHAPEL
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>To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
>Cc: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
>Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Removing an Eye
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lI like this. We could have a data base of vets willing to try it.
Amani Oakley wrote:
> Ardy
>
> Did you talk to people at Diamond Back Drugs, or did you just order it
> online? I am wondering, if you spoke with them, whether they might be willing
> to let you
Amani...
I don't know how things work in Canada but I KNOW that were I a lawyer I
would get more cooperation from my vet As Vets begin to charge more
and more and large corporations begin to buy up small practices here in
the states the model is now moving toward the downside of human
Amani...
I deal with the difficulty of following threats simply by making sure
that I scroll through EVERY message in the mailing incredible amount
of redundancy, yes, but I'm getting good at recognizing early that which
I have read before
With respect to your last suggestion I
I would hate to have to make this decision.
ROBERT CHAPEL wrote:
> Margo:
It is often frustrating posting here because ( perhaps depending on the
internet provider, or the type of computer or OS someone is using) a lot
of messages post differently ( eg ALL of
I must say I am somewhat insulted by these comments. I will leave it at that.
Amani
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Cc: ROBERT CHAPEL
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No Robert - my experience with my vets began well before I became a lawyer.
And a lawsuit against a vet would go nowhere, Robert. For a lawsuit to happen,
you need two things: to prove negligence, and then to prove damages. Under the
law, animals are still considered property, so suing because
Could it be that they are afraid that if they let us use Wenstrol and it fails
we will blame them (Sue them) and they are trying to protect themselves from a
lawsuit? Just a thought. I also think they resent our telling them what to do.
Amani Oakley wrote:
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You have hit it on the nailhead.!
ROBERT CHAPEL wrote:
> Amani...
I don't know how things work in Canada but I KNOW that were I a lawyer I
would get more cooperation from my vet As Vets begin to charge more
and more and large corporations begin to buy up small
Ardy
Did you talk to people at Diamond Back Drugs, or did you just order it online?
I am wondering, if you spoke with them, whether they might be willing to let
you know which vets have ordered Winstrol from them, and explain that there are
lots of people looking for vets who are familiar with
With some vets we have to get aggressive for the sake of our babies. Either
that or change vets. My problem is that being in a small town, we don't have
may vets to choose from. My current vet seems more agreeable than the last one
plus she is not always out on a farm call when I need her.
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