On 9/1/06, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's quite a story.That's one thing about this list, whenever I'mfeeling overwhelmed, I can be assured that there's someone out there
with even more on their plate.All of us who take in rescues know thattheir chances of being healthy and strong are
I'm so sorry, Kelley. I've never heard of that problem. I hope you can find some information to help Twinkletoes' sister.tonyaKelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I lost my Twinkletoes this morning to complications of malabsorption (not FELV related). She was 5 months. She has a sister
I'm so sorry about Twinkletoes!
Such a young furbaby. :(
You are my thoughts and prayers. It is hard when you lose one that young.
I have never had to deal with this problem in all the kitties I've hadhope I don't either.
TAZZY'S ANIMAL TRANSPORTS
SIAMESE COLLIE RESCUE
Terrie
On 9/2/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm so sorry about Twinkletoes!Such a young furbaby. :(You are my thoughts and prayers. It is hard when you lose one that young.
I have never had to deal with this problem in all the kitties I've hadhope I don't either.
TAZZY'S
On 9/2/06, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Kelley,I understand what you mean about hating kitten season.I'm so sorry forall the losses you've had to endure.I love all babies, but after being
in rescue I can't look at any of them without a touch of sadness.Ihate that!The symptoms you describe
As far as food, yes, most of them are on dry. I don't like it, but I feed about 80 pounds of dry per month, and I absolutely can't afford to feed them all canned. I did the math when I put Missy on Evo and it would be $600 per month to put them all on Evo, which is really what I would like to do.
Kelly,
I'm guessing the reason rabbit and venison have worked for some people
is because of the novel protein approach. Novel, meaning a protein
source that they haven't been exposed to and therefore would probably
not have an allergic reaction to. I've fed Gypsy rabbit, (I know it
hurts),
Oh Kelly, I am so sorry - GLOW to light her path and ease your and her sister's hearts...Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I lost my Twinkletoes this morning to complications of malabsorption (not FELV related). She was 5 months. She has a sister who is also very small, and I'm trying to
My Stinky had that. She ate all of the time but she
just kept on losing weight. She passed away in
February. I really don't know alot about
malabsorption but poor Stinky really got so skinny.
She was a big cat until then. Sinky wasn't felv+. I
am so sorry your Twinkletoes passed away.
Cindy
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I am
so sorry, Kelley. That is so tough, losing your Twinkletoes at only 5 months.
I'm sorry I don't know anything about malabsorption but I'm sure others on the
list will. Please know you're in my thoughts. What is Twinkletoes' sister's
name?
hugs,
Kerry
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Kelly,
I'm so sorry about your loss of Twinkletoes. Another one so young. It
just tears your heart out when they get so little time in our love and
protection. IBD kitties have problems with not absorbing nutrients in
their food. B12 shots seem to help with that. I know there are other
Hi Nina,
My vet did a fecal on her yesterday. She was neg for coccidia and parasites. (She had continuous diarrhea). He gave her albon anyway, because he hoped that she might actually have coccidia anyway and it might have been flushed out of her system due to all the diarrhea.
She was getting
Hi Kerry,
Her sister's name is Rory, short for Rorschach (the ink blot test)..she's a black and white...
On 9/1/06, MacKenzie, Kerry N. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am so sorry, Kelley. That is so tough, losing your Twinkletoes at only 5 months. I'm sorry I don't know anything about
Kelley, I'm so sorry Twinkletoes has left you for the
Bridge. Gentlest Bridge vibes to her, but there are so many young'uns
going there lately, she'll find lots of friends to play with. Comfort to
you, and best wishes that Rory turns out okay.
Diane R.
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That's quite a story. That's one thing about this list, whenever I'm
feeling overwhelmed, I can be assured that there's someone out there
with even more on their plate. All of us who take in rescues know that
their chances of being healthy and strong are compromised. Thank you
for doing
Kelley I am so sorry that you lost sweet little Twinkletoes.Once again Maizee will have a new friend.Hugs to you SherryKelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I lost my Twinkletoes this morning to complications of malabsorption (not FELV related). She was 5 months. She has a sister who is also
At 07:57 AM 9/1/2006, you wrote:
I am so very sorry about your loss. It just doesn't seem at all fair.
Perhaps the only consolation is that she has had much love in her short
little life,
Kelly
I lost my Twinkletoes this
morning to complications of malabsorption (not FELV related). She
was 5
I'm sorry to hear about Twinkletoes. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I lost my Twinkletoes this morning to complications of malabsorption (not FELV related). She was 5 months. She has a sister who is also very small, and I'm trying to do some research
I am so sorry you had to say goodbye to your baby.
elizabeth
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I lost my Twinkletoes this morning to complications of
malabsorption (not
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