Hello,
I recently took in a stray cat that had been hanging around my neighborhood for
some time. He's such a nice boy and I had been feeding him for a few months
before I took him in. What made me take him in was he became very sick with an
upper respiratory infection and I had just felt so ba
experienced veterinary homeopath and put
on a high-quality diet designed to build general health and strengthen the
immune system, chances are good that he will have reverted to negative. "(my
emphasis)
You will get lots more great advice here. Bless you for loving and looking out
Hi Sue & Frank,
I have a FeLV + kitty who had a bad upper respiratory infection that was
sneezing green mucous and eventually turned into blood. He was on amoxi drops,
clavimox and now doxycycline. The last vet appointment Spazzy's vet wasn't at
all concerned about him sneezing the blood just d
Hi Sue,
This is the second half of the information I rec'd from Dr. Fiona from Just
answer.com
2. Long term antibiotics. My own cat had this problem when I adopted him. I
kept him on (clindamycin) for 6 weeks. Here is more about this antibiotic:
http://www.petplace.com/drug-library/clindamycin-
Sue,
My deepest sympathies for the loss of your Buzz. As heavy as your heart is
right now, please know you made him one very happy kitty to be unconditionally
loved for the time you shared with him. I'm finding with my own feline positive
kitty it takes a very special person to accept them into
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