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his
life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile."
- Anonymous
From: Pam Norman
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Mon, June 13, 2011 8:31:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Vets for Felv cats
I'm in Spring Green! It is good to know that
I'm in Spring Green! It is good to know that the CCC can work with
FeLeuk kitties, altho I have a good vet nearby in Dodgeville. Do they
use any holistic treatments?
On 6/11/2011 9:22 PM, Barb Moermond wrote:
I'm in Madison and use Cat Care Clinic. Both of the vets there are members of
AAF
My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely living
his
life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile."
- Anonymous
From: Melinda Kerr
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"
Sent: Fri, June 10, 2011 10:19:33 PM
Subject
I'm in Madison and use Cat Care Clinic. Both of the vets there are members of
AAFP [www.catvets.com] and are both good with my babies. I've been going there
since Ninja was diagnosed FeLV+ and suffering from seizures etc. So, I've been
going to them since 1998 and still love them. If you loo
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Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Vets for Felv cats
I agree, even ngative cats get upset going to the vet. I think it is the
noise the car makes. I have found that driving over 50 mph sets them off.
Homey talks all the way (15 miles). She says nooo way! Under 50mph, they
are all calmer so I
Beth, I agree. I only use the larger ER group when I have an emergency late at
night or on weekends. They are ok, nice, but just do not know each cat's
personality and ractions to sounds and movements.
Beth Noren wrote:
> Hi Pam,
> I think a good regular vet who is willing to listen is t
I agree, even ngative cats get upset going to the vet. I think it is the noise
the car makes. I have found that driving over 50 mph sets them off. Homey
talks all the way (15 miles). She says nooo way! Under 50mph, they are all
calmer so I set the cruise and allow enough time to get there i
Mine go monthly for his CBC
Christy Stetler
On Jun 11, 2011, at 3:46 AM, Lorrie wrote:
> On 06-10, Pam Norman wrote:
>> Do you all have your FeLeuk kitties seen by your regular vets?
>
> I don't take my FelV cats for checkups unless they are sick.
> The stress they feel when put in a carrier
On 06-10, Pam Norman wrote:
> Do you all have your FeLeuk kitties seen by your regular vets?
I don't take my FelV cats for checkups unless they are sick.
The stress they feel when put in a carrier and taken to the
vet is very bad for FelV cats. Therefore I keep a close eye
on them and treat th
We have a wonderful holistic-friendly vet who makes house calls. She works in
conjunction with our "brick and mortar" vet for blood work, tests, etc. when
necessary. Now that we have lost our two FeLV+ angels, she takes care of our
new babies. The house call vet was the one that got us hook
Hi Pam,
I think a good regular vet who is willing to listen is the absolute
best kind. I've tried another vet with a larger 24 hour practice who
has pioneered some procedures. He was a mean, nasty ego-maniac. I
much prefer a smaller practice where they can spend time to get to
really know you and
I am in a unique situation. We live on a military base in Japan with limited
resources. I take my cats to a general practice Japanese vet. He has kept my
Fuji alive and healthy for almost a year. She is FeLV positive with
Mediastinal Lymphoma. I never had the opportunity to give her supplemen
My vet is a GP. treats cats, dogs and lots of horses and cows so his info on
things like felv is not as good as a specialist, but, he welcomes every bit of
information I bring him. I print out a lot of the things all of the members
come up with and he then does his own research on the subject.
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