Dear all,
Good news: Winstrol is legal in Italy for animals and is called stargate. I
found a pharmacist who can send it to me in Belgium or I will go to Rome myself
on Saturday, he also said it is highly used in Italy for felv cats.
What is better, pills or injections?
I thought of pills to cau
Prayers for you and your baby.
marlene melpignano wrote:
> Dear all,
> Good news: Winstrol is legal in Italy for animals and is called stargate. I
> found a pharmacist who can send it to me in Belgium or I will go to Rome
> myself on Saturday, he also said it is highly used in Italy for f
Pills.
Amani
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Dear all,
Good new
Good Morningh all--
I've been following the posts to Marlene and others regarding
Winstrol/Stargate. I began following when my feral-turned-wonderful-domestic
Tuxedo, Zorro, became ill with FeLV. We tried the Prednisolone route and he
perked up for a week or so but then just slept more and more
Marlene,
I should really say that I have never used the injectable form but it is
injected intramuscularly and doesn’t last very long, and will be far less
convenient to give than the pills. As I mentioned in a previous response, the
effect on the liver appears to be transitory and fades after
Hi Ken
I couldn’t agree with you more, but I fear that the scientific/medical evidence
is thin because of the really stupid study done a decade ago, which gave three
cats massive doses of Winstrol (same levels as given to sled dogs) and reported
the resulting elevation of liver enzymes. And the
PLEASE folks...
A lot of us could be missing important information while leafing through
20 previously posted messages and not noticing the ONE that is
new... It is frustrating sometimes that I will go to the trouble of
deleting everything and then see it reappear anyway I don't get
it
An odd name for a drug... but... terrific if it really is Stanazalol and
you can get hold of it...
Your Kitty is lucky to have an owner so commited to his survival... I am
hoping hard that all your kind effort pays off... he AND you deserve
it.
I don't know that it makes a difference which m
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This is from the Drs. Fosters & Smith website - for anyone interested
Sandy W
These compounds are related to the male hormone testosterone. They are re
Hi Ken...
I well know the experience of lying with a cat dying of Felv until they
passed and these posts are reawakening my own sadnesss and frustration
at being able to do so little so late with my own two FelV boys. It is
SO difficult for me to grasp the level of opposition to Winstrol on th
Dear all,
I went to France today, to an oncologic clinic, although I was very uncertain
on what's better for my cat. But I think Microbo deserves a proper diagnosis in
case there is still hope for treatments.
The French vet explained me that he would not suffer for the exam of his bone
marrow si
After imploring all of you to delete redundant posts before posting your
notes to the group, I noticed that my last two posts ( where I DID this)
STILL had all the redundant posts included in the post.
I tend to use REPLY all when responding...and, in turn, seeing my post
twice. This ti
THANK YOU BOB. I have repeatedly asked people in all my cat groups to
delete old messages and change the subject on the subject line when
the topic changes. I think you and I are the only ones doing this!
BTW, I run Linux, not Microsoft, and it is easy for me to do this, I
wonder if it is diffic
Hi Bob
When I was treating Zander, all the vets were using prednisone on cats, so that
is what I used on Zander. I don’t agree it is useless. I have used prednisone
on other cats, with good result. However, I now understand that prednisolone is
a derivative of prednisone and is better and safer
Sandy
I cannot tell you how happy your post, below, makes me. Much of what is in the
Drs. Fosters & Smith website, sounds like it was taken from my hundreds of
posts, verbatim. I feel a little vindicated, because most of this stuff I
worked out on my own by observation, lab testing, researching
sure happy to know that article is a good thing for "us". Just happened to
pop-up
Sandy W
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From: "Amani Oakley"
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Thursday, November 2, 2017 6:58:29 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] FW: Stargate?
Sandy
I cannot tell you how happ
Amani...
I think I overstated myself with the prednisone...
IThe explanation I got was that the active metabolite of prednisone is
prednisolone which actually does the work and the animal needs to be
able to make this conversion There appears to be some question as to
the feline ability to
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