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On Behalf Of Barb MoermondSent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 11:12
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Senior Siamese...not good :(
Wishing you and Ling peace and calm and a smooth passage to the Bridge for
Ling
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all
Aww Terrie,
I'm sorry it's Ling's time, but so glad he found you. Many blessings to
you both. It never gets easier, even when we know it's the right
decision. I'll be thinking about all of you. Blessings to Ling on his
journey to be with his human love that has passed.
Nina
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and beyond.
Big hugs to you both
Kerry
-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Barb MoermondSent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 11:12 AMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: My Rescue Senior Siamese...not good :(
Wishing you and Ling peac
Have you been doing subcutaneous fluids? Forgive me if you have been doing
this already, but it makes the hugest difference with kidney failure. Cats can
live for years, until quite old, with kidney failure on fluids. There is a
really helpful yahoo group for CRF with cats who have lived for
Best wishes Terri, He's had a good life. I'll be thinking of you - Gloria
At 11:03 AM 6/28/2005, you wrote:
Good morning all,
Remember the Senior Siamese that was willed to me?
Well, I'm going to be taking him to the Vet today to send him off to the
bridge. He is in the final phase of
Yes, I have done that. He also is Hyper-T was on meds for that.
I'm surprised that he has made it this far. He was in such poor shape when I got him that my Vets ask me if I was sure about this. I forgot to mention too, all his teeth were bad and if we would have put him in surgery to have
May peace be with Ling on his journey. My thoughts are with you Terrie!
Jenn
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Untreated Kidney failure is very hard on cats and they won't eat
because they are nauseated, but once the subq's start making them feel
better they get their appetites back, also pepcid would help with the
nausea and tummy acid. The subq's really need to be done daily if the
kidney failure
I'm so sorry Terri, it is hard to say good-bye to these precious old ones. You've been a good Mom and He knows you love him. I'm sure he is thanking you for releasing him from a frail and painful body. God bless you. Sheila
Terrie,
I hope things go peacefully for Ling at the vet's. He was fortunate to have a loving home for his senior years. Bless you for taking him in and taking such good care of him.
tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good morning all,
Remember the Senior Siamese that was willed to me?
Well, I'm
Once you reach a certain point though, the subq's don't help anymore and you have to go to iv fluids. I thought that was what she meant when she mentioned iv feeding? When I lost Willie he had been on subq's, but then they weren't enough. We then moved to iv, but then that didn't help either.
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