Please respond directly to Lori with ideas. Thanks! tonya
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Lori, Where are you located. I have to say that I really don't know that much about kittens who test positive so young that is 'good' news. However, I'm forwarding this to my leukemia list and hope someone has some advice for you. If you are near me I could possibly help you place the kittens when they are a bit older and don't need bottle feeding. tonya --- Lori <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > > > I just picked up two kittens as I was volunteering for our local > SPCA. > These are NOT SPCA kittens as I was doing my "job" as a volunteer > handling > their Spay/Neuter program, a caller wanted to turn in the kittens but > due to > a quarantine at the SPCA due to feline distemper they were not > accepting any > cats or kittens. The caller was unable to care for them. > > > > Anyway, I took them to the vet and had the felv-fiv test done on both > by the > vet mixing both blood samples into one test. It came up a "slight" > positive. I am to take them back in a few weeks to retest them. I > emailed > the SPCA and they said they would euthanize them if they tested > positive > again. My question is, are there any herbs that I can administer on > my own > to help them fight this? I am not a vet or a AHT. I would just like > to > give these little guys a chance and hoping that maybe some herbs will > help > them to overcome this virus by the time they need to be retested. > They are > only 3 weeks old so I am bottle feeding them KMR kitten formula at > this > time. > > > > I am unable to keep them due to allergies of other members of my > family. > > > > Any help would be appreciated! > > > > Sincerely, lori > >
