thanks to everyone who answered my call for help. i tried locking Annie in my
father/s bedroom (he passed Aug. 17). she found out how to get the door open
and when i got home there she sat. she is great at opening cabinet doors and
now i know all doors. it is good to know others have mixed
sorry to hear about Piggee. i recently lost my Snuggles to kidney failure. he
was 19, so i know how you must feel. the most important thing we can do is
love them and care for them. dorlis
Sally Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Caroline
I am so very sorry. Youe Piggee sounds like
i know the vets have to go with what they are trained to do, but has anyone
thought of holistic meds. i have done some research on this and one thing i
know is using aromatic oils is tricky with cats. maleucca is especially
deadly. one whiff and your cat is dead. which leads to use of
so sorry to hear about JackJack. My Sahdow had a tumor on his spine that
paralyzed his back legs. he was in constant pain, so i had to make that
decision. it is so hard and each time i say no more pets and then another one
shows up at my door. what can you do? turn them away? the love
Sorry to hear about Gus, but as so many have said before, he was for the time
you had him, loved and cared for. no matter how short a time we have them,
they have love and know that someone cares for them. all of my cats have been
abandoned. still trying to figure out how someone can just
just found out my Annie has it in her bone marrow. asked vet if should switch
food and he said that might cause more problems because it could cause stress
if she does not like it. said just feed good, high quality food. dorlis
Saehwa Kang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm new to
Help! gave all my info to vet and need names and contact info of holistic vets
that do phone consultations. got results of Annie's confirmation test and she
has it in her bone marrow. vet is willing to work with holistic treatments.
thanks, dorlis
just because you currently don't have cats is no reason to opt out of
membership. these are great, caring people. never know, you may again have a
cat and in the meantime you may be able to offer a word of advice or comfort to
someone else. dorlis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i too have my grave sites. in the 28 years i have been here, i have buried 2
dogs, one a dump dog so called because he was dumped by his people and 8
cats. cats were all dumps too. they just show up and you can't turn them
away. one was a feral and it took me 8 months just to scratch his
Hello, i don't know about cats, but i had perpherial t cell lymphoma and had
the same chemotherapy you mentioned plus a couple of others. none of them did
anything but make my hemoglobin drop to 3.4. at the end of 2 or 3 years of
chemo, stopped treatments, did no good. then a year later i
just be sure there is no alternative. maybe chemo for a few treatments and
then if too hard for Mickey, stop. i've been there last year with Shadow and
Shorty. i had to put them to sleep within a month of each other. Shadow had a
tumor on his spine and he was 18 years old. by the time we
i emailed Dr. Maier and got consultation form . you could contact her at
www.horizonvetserv.com. maybe she could help you find a vet in Sao Paulo.
worth a try. dorlis
hebert ferrarezzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am writing to thank you all. This is really an unique and interesting
looks like we need to start an adoption group for felv cats. i just adopted 2
cats and found one is positive. i wouldn't mind taking on 2 or 3 more, but
Annie is having trouble accepting just one other cat in HER home. dorlis
Susan Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like it.
heart attack, that is a biggy. hope you are doing better. dorlis
Tad Burnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Susan
Every one has orange kitties lately...
I just brought home a young orange boy a couple months ago
and discovered I was having a heart attack the next morning...
4 days in
only thing about not taking in more is it is so hard to say no. you know that
if you don't what will happen to them. as for taking care of ourselves, i tend
to put taking care of others before me and yes, it can cause problems. i
realized that when my father was so ill and i got run down,
how true! dorlis
Viky Digangi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think all of us cat people are constantly trying to find homes for
abandoned kitties. I have spent $215 this week on one that was dumped on me.
Thank God she is healthy at least since I am the owner of an felv cat who I
am
contact Alley Cat Rescue, they have instructions for building winterized boxes
so they can stay outside. they use them for wild/feral colonies to stay in
after they have been caught, spayed/neutered and ear tipped for identification.
then they release them where were caught. caregivers then
Felway is good. used it when i got my 2 girls. cuts down on the hissing and
slapping a bit. because Mickey is not well, check with your vet first to be
sure it is okay. dorlis
Viky Digangi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not familiar with Feliway spray.If Mickey wasn't sick I would
leepup with your vet, but check out holistic vets in your area. vitaminscan
help build up the immune system. dorlis
Claudia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I need your help!!! I just joined this website. I'm so glad something like
this exists as a resource for people with feline leuk
amanda, since you are using vets, acupuncture and holistic, that is about all
we can do. try praying. God can work miracles if that is in His plan. at
least, He can give you the strength to get thru this. dorlis
amanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi , my kitten ' 'Tora' aged about 5
good for them. always glad to hear another good ending for kitties. dorlis
Amy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They both got picked up today by Habitat for Cats, a no-kill rescue that does
well placing cats. Now I'm just waiting to hear test results. Hope they are
healthy.
Amy
---
hi, glad you have a vet who will listen to all suggestions. you say Buzz
snuggles with you, by any chance does he prefer legs? curious. my cats have
always preferred to lay on top of my ankles or between my legs. hard to get
out of bed in a hurry with 2 or 3 cats laying all over you. hope
do the ingredients come from China? seems like everything from there is
deadly. Auzzies are complaining about fish that is turned away from here is
being shipped there for sale. dorlis
MaryChristine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
here i am again, your voice of doom and gloom!
MC
question: what is reiki?
since your deck isn't nice now, what about a sunny window. Buzz could lay in
your lap, soak up the sun. i know what you mean about the weather. it is
getting cold here in Missouri and we have the rain, sleet, snow and hail to
look forwrd to. this is the hard part
RE; COST AND FINANCIAL HELP in Missouri, at least in Lincoln County, we have
a thing called care credit. my vet holds charges until we reach $400.00 then
puts it on my account with care credit. i can take up to 1 year to pay with no
interest charged unless i go past the year limit. you can
when you get info on these courses, let me know, would like to try them myself.
only was to arm yourself is to learn what you are up against. dorlis
MaryChristine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i just reread this--a bone marrow BIOPSY?? and actually, i'd like to see
where something has
THAT IS SOMETHING THAT WORRIES ME. WHAT IF SUDDENLY CANNOT CARE FOR MY CATS OR
I DIE, WHAT HAPPENS TO THEM? WORKING ON FINDING SOMEONE NOW SO THEY CAN BE
TAKEN CARE OF. DORLIS
catatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm glad you're all right Tad. I've started saying no too. If something
that is my problem, rural area about 2hrs drive from St. Louis, with no no kill
sanctuary. i don't know about your area, but around here, a bullet is cheaper
and easier than dealing with the animal is the general opinion. they all think
i am nuts for taking in stray cats and dogs. ly take
hi, the aspca has some good information on essential oils and cats. their
physiology is different form all others and they are extremely sensitive,
especially tea tree oil. i have been trying to get defining research on the
subject for a few years now. so far, aspca has best answer. dorlis
i would not even diffuse oils in a room where my cats spend time. i used to a
diffuser for myself, but stopped it. i put oils on myself, but am careful that
the cats don't lick or sniff at it. just too risky. my chiropractor uses oils
all the time on her Tennessee Walkers, but not cats.
no, hydrosols are just as bad. see aspca info on that dorlis
MacKenzie wrote:
Thanks Sharyl-- I think I'll disregard oils and look at hydrosols instead.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sharyl
Sent: Friday, October 31, 2008
Hi, delay understood. our babies all come first. glad they are better. dorlis
Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,as you remember I sent out a prayer and good thought request for these
babies.Well I am happy to report that all four seem to be doing very good
right now.Bijou
no, not paranoid. i at least call my vet when i notice something new and in
this case, would probably take him in just to be sure. better to go in and
catch something in early stages than wait. so people think you are nuts, that
is their problem. dorlis
catatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i don't know if they have something like this for the antibiotics he is
getting, but my vet gave Annie an injection that lasts for 2 weeks. she also
is difficult to pill, give liquids and is super good at hiding. she can get
lost in our house very easy. my Snuggles also hated pills, liquids,
sounds like he is Snuggles reincarnated. good luck with him. will pray for
you both, YOU will need it. dorlis
catatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It doesn't feel like it's fluid. It doesn't sound like there's any fluid
when he listened to his chest the last time. (I was thinking
that is what Snuggles did just before he passed. he had kidney failure. just
in case, might want vet to check for it. dorlis
amanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know if this is fungal infection? My cat after eating seems to be
licking his mouth as if he has a bad taste and
i know how you felt, you want to keep them just a little longer, but as you
said, you look into their eyes and realize that it would be selfish of you to
make them stay. for their sake you have to make that decision. i have done it
3 times in the last 2 yrs and it was just as hard each time.
i think the best part of this group is everyone is so loving and caring. it
really does help to know there is someone out there who understands and shares
your love for our babies. grief is a little easier to bear when you can share
it with someone. thank all of you for being there for
have to keep the kleenix handy on this site.i thank God that my Annie si so
far free from any symptoms. she is sleek and shiny and drives Homie crazy.
gets on my nerves sometimes, but would rather have that than to not have her.
Dorlis Sue Frank Koren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hate to sound dumb, but here goes - what is kmr? dorlis
Pat Kachur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree with Chrisanything at all that she will eat. Have you tried
Prescription Diet AD? I know that you have already tried baby food--but
didn't say what flavor. I have found that ham
thanks for that info. not too good on abreviations. i got some of this for
Homie because she is always trying to drink my glass of milk, almost knocked it
over one day. she likes and now when i have a glass of milk, she has her
milk. dorlis
Pat Kachur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is
i have used that many a time. at least they get some nutrition from it even if
they don't eat the meat. dorlis
SALLY NORDSTROM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have had success mixing a can of tuna with a can of water, then they can
lap it up.
Yes we can! - Barack Obama
Sally
good idea.
Jane Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One thought Sue..the person who runs this list (James) has financed
it pretty much on his own for
several years. When he had difficulty with the servers and was able
to get things back on line he mentioned
that he would appreciate
all the what if's can torment almost more than their dying. like you said,
it never goes away, just is less painful. hopefully, some day they will find a
cure for this and other horrible diseases. dorlis
Lynne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Sue, I am so sorry for your sadness but I
Kelly, it is the chat that makes it worth while if you have a positive cat ,
even if just curious, can learn a lot. dorlis
Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
How do i get off of this list? i thought i signed up for a newsleltter, not
all the online chat conversations. :)
Any
Amanda, don't be too scared, i had perpherial t cell lymphoma in 2000 and they
told me 3 months. went thru all chemos you listed and none worked. then tried
Gemsar. it idin't work either and then i went into remission all on my own.
been there for 5 years now. try prayer, it really does
when it comes to keeping track of blood/urine, i found a great litter box that
makes it easy to check for this. it comes in 3 pieces. top which has
safflower seed in it (like you feed the birds). the urine drains thru a 2nd
layer which is slanted all sides to a hole where it drains into a
how do i check archives? dorlis.
Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- On Sun, 11/23/08, Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: High Fever
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, November 23, 2008, 4:23 AM
Hi,
I
thought all of you would appreciate this story. dorlis
From: Eileen Bone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ann walker [EMAIL PROTECTED], Carolyn Smotherman -Stichnote
[EMAIL PROTECTED], Darlene Smith Whitson [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dorlis
Rose
[EMAIL PROTECTED], Ellyn Parker-Neal [EMAIL
sorry i am so late with my word of advice - been dealing with stomach flu and
sinus infections of my own. keep your baby and don't lock him away from the
others. it is too hard on them all. if you reduce stress, feed good quality
food and pick up on anything new that could mean a problem and
just saw article in AARP magazine about a new germ that only Clorox can kill
it. it is popping up in hospitals all over. said that if go to hospital, make
sure all coming into your room wash hands throughly with lots of soap and
water. also bed rails, etc should all be washed down. seems
hey! i keep the Kleenix company in business. now if you want some more tears,
join up on [EMAIL PROTECTED] dorlis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thought all of you would appreciate this story. dorlis
From: Eileen Bone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ann walker [EMAIL PROTECTED], Carolyn Smotherman
i am so sorry to hear about B.B.. at least he went suddenly. it saved him a
lot of suffering. doesn't make it any easier for you though. if we can give
these blessed creatures even 1 day of love and comfort, it is worth it. they
don't ask us for any more than love and that is one thing we
yes it is. story was about Grace Voros, 85 who took a minor fall. went to
hospital for x-ray. no broken bones, but contracted c. diff and died.
article was in aarp bulletin for november 2008. if someone will tell me how to
copy article and attach to email, will do. dorlis
catatonya
i have 1 pos (Annie who is an alpha type), Homey wo is felv neg, and 2 new
girls Homey 2 and Casey who are both neg. big problem is that Casey is also an
alpha so Annie is now experiencing some of the bullying that she has been
visiting on Homey. Homey is now #3 in pecking order and poor
Lorrie, this happened to my Shadow (felv neg) and we took him to Missouri
University at Columbia. they did a n and found a tumor on his spine. he was
18 and in severe pain, so i couldn't justify keeping him alinve and in pain so
put to sleep. have your vet check for tumors, since he is
Mackeral is even better when it comes to stinky. my boys always preferred it
over tuna. dorlis
nancy denison nancydeni...@fpunet.com wrote:
I had a problem getting my cat to eat when she was sick. My vet said to try
canned salmon or tuna. She said the stinkier the better because it
re: kids and food. Lane slipped on a pea once and fell. never has eaten them
since. dorlis
Cougar Clan maima...@duo-county.com wrote:
It sounds like he is a cat. You might consider lean chicken for a
snack. That might tempt him.
On Dec 22, 2008, at 8:30 AM, souther...@aol.com
i took the advise about a cat tree and ordered one from Foster and Smith. have
gotten things from them before and they really do stand up to big cats. this
is for Annie so she can get away. plan to put it by window so she can be safe
ans still see thebirds and squirels outside. thank God we
Dr. Pitcarin's book has some recipes for treats and food. dorlis grote
Sue Frank Koren fs...@roadrunner.com wrote:
Dawn,
Darn! When I saw the subject line I thought YOU had the recipe. : )
Merry Christmas to everyone on this list, or Happy Holidays or whatever.
Hope EVERYONE
Hello Amanda
i don't think you could have done anything more for Chan. i had lymphoma and
it is a fast acting, vicious disease. even human doctors don't know much about
it. when i got it in 2000, there were only 2 known chemos that worked
sometimes. i went thru both of them and when they
Lorrie, you say he won't eat unless you sit with him and give him small bits
of food. could it be that he likes the attention and doing tihs gets him even
more? he doesn't feel good and wants mommy to give him comfort and attention.
animals are like children, they know what buttons to push.
Sally, where do you get Lysine in gel form? from vet or health fodd store? i
don't need it now, but would like to be prepared if and when i do. dorlis
SALLY NORDSTROM ms...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
My vet gave my Lysine in a gel form. I put a little bit on their paws and
they lick it
i ordered a new food, Serengeti from Timberwolf. all organic, says closer to
natural wild cat food, no dyes, etc. can reach at www.timberwolforganics.com.
i got a small bag to see how my girls and boy liked it. when i cut it open,
they almost pulled the bag out of my hand and have been
another thing you have to watch for is SALT. human foods are loaded with it
and it does not do the kidneys any good. that is why i cook most of my own
food these days, i control what goes into it. dorlis
Chris ti...@mindspring.com wrote:
Ingredients off web site
Chicken Breast Meat,
another thing you have to watch for is SALT. human foods are loaded with it
and it does not do the kidneys any good. that is why i cook most of my own
food these days, i control what goes into it. dorlis
Chris ti...@mindspring.com wrote:
Ingredients off web site
Chicken Breast Meat,
i think everyone makes that mistake at least once. we think that if it is safe
for us, it should be safe for our babies, so don't put yourself down too much.
we all learn as we go. personally, i am keeping a notebook on these emails so
i will have to use as a refernece. i have learned so
FYI for all needing to assist feed their bbies. sorry, LIL bIT JUST JOINED
ME. DORLIS
From: mary...@beechnut.com
Subject: Your Inquiry on Beechnut.com/mh102079
To: dlg...@windstream.net
Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2009 12:13:57 -0500
Dear Ms. Grote,
Thank you for contacting Beech-Nut. You will
this sort of sums up why we take in our babies in need. dorlis
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2008 13:07:39 -0800 (PST)
From: ruth neal joyjoyjoyr...@yahoo.com
Subject: Fw: You are a good friend
To: Brenda Akers brendajak...@aol.com
--- On Fri, 11/21/08, JOYCE BROWN joybrown1...@sbcglobal.net
right. when you explain to companies why you are asking, they (most anyway)
are happy to help you with all information needed. as long as you are not
implying that their product is defective in any way. since we have a special
need, it helps get info. dorlis
Belinda Sauro
i have been unable to get to computer for a while so please forgive my
tardiness in some of my answers. dorlis RE: puppy mills, i too believe that
these people should be shot or better yet, made to live in same conditions they
made these animals live in. another problem with these people is
all we or anyone can do is keep reporting and try to find an official who will
forget his pocketbook and do what is right. dorlis
tatorb...@aol.com wrote:
Thanks Diane,
I've had numerous phone calls and emails pertaining to this.
All asking me if I seen the national news. In which
transfusions work and they don't work. when my red count got to 3.4, the
doctor ordered transfusions in addition to procrit. they did not work because
the Gemzar was wiping out my bone marrow and it could not produce cells faster
than the Gemzar was killing them off. the only solution was to
hi, i think that would be the way i would go. sometimes, we want to do all we
can for them and all we are really doing is causing more suffering. have 5
new babies (that is all i can afford financially and physically to support), 1
felv+. so far, all is well, Annie shows no signs of
i am printing them and starting a notebook since i know i can never remember
all this. dorlis
Graca Azevedo mg4...@yahoo.com.br wrote:
Dear All,
I thank you all for the existence of this group and specially to Gloria,
Heather, Jenny and Sally for answering my questions. Now, I have to
Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2009 15:10:26 -0800 (PST)
From: ruth neal joyjoyjoyr...@yahoo.com
Subject: FW: Warning from Police
To: Brenda Akers brendajak...@aol.com
'WARNING FROM POLICE
THIS APPLIES TO BOTH WOMEN AND MEN
BEWARE OF PAPER ON THE BACK WINDOW
just got warning from friend. when locking your car at shopping centers,
stores, etc, don't use your remote. thieves can pick up your code from
transmitter to receiver and when you go into store, they open your car and
steal it. instead, use the lock button on the door.
Karen, as long as you keep the neg's vacinated you should not have a problem.
i have 1 pos and 4 neg's. my vet said just watch for any changes in pos cat so
things don't go too far. he also said that as long as she isn't stressed, has
good food, she might be able to live 10 or more years.
been a while since i logged in, but best way for more people to be educated is
to tell everyone about this site. i talked to someone in Canada a week or so
ago and got her hooked on it. dorlis
nancy denison nancydeni...@fpunet.com wrote:
Taz and I are still here. I look forward to this
never know when a felv baby will find you. you will be ready for them. dorlis
Kat kathryn.mund...@baesystems.com wrote:
Hi James,
I'm still here too - even though I don't have any FeLV+ kitties anymore.
So I just lurk for the most part these days.
Kat (Mew Jersey)
On Tue, 3 Feb
sorry to be late with this, been a while since i logged in. my Annie was
diagnosed felv + at age 4 when i got her. her owner was dying with liver
cancer and could not keep her. if the right home could not be found, she
wanted put to sleep. she spent 21 days locked in her owners trailer
missed one of your questions - i feed Hills science diet, a mix of adult
hairball and the new one feeline natural best ocean fish. is use revolution
for fleas and ticks because it also takes out heartworm which is a growing
problem around here, probably because we have had a flood here at
i am sorry to hear about Juno, it is so hard to loose one you have grown to
love. it only takes a day or two to loose your heart to them. however long
she had with you, her life was better for having you. dorlis
Sue Frank Koren fs...@roadrunner.com wrote:
Sherry, I am so sorry to hear
don't be sorry, you are caring for her and she knows that and the vet and techs
care for her. she may not like to be seperated from you, but she is still
better off than she would be otherwise. dorlis
nancy denison nancydeni...@fpunet.com wrote:
I have seven cats, the youngest being Taz
last time, promise. have you tried mackeral, all of my cats past and present
love it. it is stinkier than salmon. we like stinky food. dorlis
nancy denison nancydeni...@fpunet.com wrote:
I have seven cats, the youngest being Taz was diagnosed with FeLv when she
started getting sick
Hi, have you tried mackeral? it is so smelly that you might fool him. General
like my Bob, never met a person he did not like. likes to sleep draped over
my neck. dorlis
souther...@aol.com wrote:
AT WHAT AGE DID YOUR CAT BECOME FeLV POSITIVE? WHAT TREATMENTS DID YOU
DO/ARE
on the L-Lysine, my vet ordered an oral paste for me. no one is sick right
now, but i give it as a preventative. name is Enisyl-F, made by Vetoquinol in
Canada. each ml contains 250mgof L Lysine HCL in a bse of purified water,
sorbitol, cod liver oil, zanthan gum, tuna flavor, soy lecithin,
i agree with the others, sounds like thyroid. my Shalimar had hyper thyroid
and she did the same thing. she also had a habit o spitting out the pills for
it . had to give them, did radio active iodine which makes it necessary to
supplement the thyroid. got so i had to hold her and rub down
you used my favorite word, ammeliorating. first job i had as secretary, my
boss dictated a letter and he held the mic so close to his mustache, that i
wasn't sure where to look in the dictionary to find it. i have never forgotten
this word. dorlis
patricia.a.elk...@gsk.com wrote:
My
i think you owe it to others who adopt from this shelter and the shelter itself
to tell them about this. maybe they don't realize that they should test all
cat coming to them and maybe they are staffed by volunteers and don't have
enough people to get everything done. hopefully, when you tell
my Lil Bit came from a rescue shelter. she is not pos, but she did have a
persistant upper respiratory infection. when first antibiotic did not work i
asked the vet to do a culture (saw that on elvtalk) and then she found out
exactly which antibiotic Lil Bit needed . gave it to her and it
re: vets. how true. i feel i am lucky that my vet has an open mind and if i
tell him about something i have read about, he asks for a copy if it is
something he is unaware of. i also put him onto this site and he is now a fan.
great to have a vet who admits he doesn't know everything and is
retest her. my vet and i agree that since Annie has a secure home now and is
over the trauma of loosing her person that she might not be pos after all.
since she was not pos before all this, it could just be that the trauma lowered
her defences temporarily and now she is in a stable
we need to get the word out to others that these babies deserve a chance and it
is okay to keep them with neg cats. maybe we could come up with stories for
newspapers, etc. if we keep telling everyone we meet, maybe we can eventually
get through to them. dorlis
Jane Lyons
I have been offline off and on lately - computer bugs. Sherry, I do not know
how you do it. I guess I cuold, we all do whaat we have to and then cry later,
but I have never had so many leaving me in such a short time. God bless you
and give you the strength to carry on. dorlis
Sherry
actually, any button and cats can do all sorts of things to computers. i have
learned the hard way. now when i want to send a message, i pick Lil Bit or Bob
up and hold them in my arm while typing with one finger, not the easiest way ,
but at least i don't loose things that way.---
was that Troy, Missouri or do you mean Troy as in name of person? do they want
them for research or to give them a good home? dorlis
Beth Noren maxgoodb...@gmail.com wrote:
Saw this on Detroit area Craig's List last night, thought I'd pass it
along...
WANTED: FELV OR FIV POSITIVE
from some of these comments, i feel extremely fortunate to have my vet. when
we found out about Annie, he explained the 2 choices i had and said it was up
to me. he also told me that felv cats can live a long and normal life. BIG
PLUS, when i found this site and began showing him some of the
Plus, the stress of suddenly being seperated from one another could trigger
something. My vet and I are pretty sure that is what happened to Annie. she
was most likely exposed and it had been dormant and the stress of loosing her
person, being isolated for 21 days and then getting used to
who owns who , that is the question. i believe that it is our cats who own us.
as to lymphoma, it can be beaten, i did it and am in remission 6 years as of
this February. don't give up hope. as for treatment, it seems chemo is the
only route as radiation would do far more harm than good.
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