Thanks so much for your info because I was starting to feel like my kitty would 
never get better because the force feedings are discouraging. It's been 2 weeks 
now with the intense force feedings. I really hope he will turn the corner like 
your Macey. My mom I took his temp today and he was 103.6.  He's going back to 
the vet Monday so I will ask for Azithromycin instead to the amoxacillin. Plus 
he will have bloodwork done too.  So your kitty does not have to take AZT? This 
is so much help as far as getting though this. I cry almost everynight and talk 
to him and encourage him to get better. I am hoping for that miracle. I was 
beginning to doubt myself and wonder if I was making him suffer but the reason 
why I did adopt him was that fact he bit me when I put my hand into the cage at 
Pet Smart so I know he has alot of fight in him. We brought him down after 
everyone left from thanksgiving dinner so we could have our own thanksgiving 
with him because he likes to lay on the steps. Did your kitty have the whites 
of his eyes almost covering up his eyes? Sometimes I wonder if he can see 
sometimes. 
 

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> Subject: Felvtalk Digest, Vol 4, Issue 23
> To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
> Date: Thu, 24 Nov 2011 12:00:02 -0600
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> To chime in on this subject, my recently adopted FeLV+ kitten Macey (now 5 
> months) had a really bad URI that turned into pneumoniia ~ 3 months ago. She 
> was initially sent home with Clavamox and Metoclopramide (for vomitting), and 
> she got a Zofran injection at the vet in MA (where I adopted her) for the 
> vomitting. When I got back home to NC, she got worse with a 105 temp, so my 
> local vet gave her a banamine injection (reduces fever and lung inflammation) 
> and sent me home with Azithromycin (stonger antibiotic). She still was going 
> downhill, took her back in a week, her temp was 107, and as a last resort, 
> vet suggested giving her a Dexamethasone injection as an aggressive try at 
> getting her temp down.. I knew what the results might be, with an FeLV+ 
> kitten and steroids...But an outright miracle happened, cause the next day, 
> her temp had come down to 101, and with the Azithr. finally kicking in, she 
> actually started eating on her own (I'd been force feeding her for almost 3 
> weeks). I know each kitty responds differently, and I was extremely lucky 
> that Macey finally responded positively. 
> Dana, I sure hope your guy starts feeling a whole lot better soon!
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> Cindy
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