Hi People,
I've been astonished and thoroughy warmed
by observing your interactions since I joined the site today. You people
are wonderful. I have several questions, and only one
suggestion.
But first, Tad, I'm so terribly
sorry. Words can't help much at a time like this. We all wish we
could help. Grief is largely an individual form of suffering that no
one can alleviate adequately. We've been through it, too often, and we
feel your pain. A dear friend of mine, the staff manager at the large
veterinary clinic we use, is undergoing the final 24 hours of her leukemic
six-month-old kitten's life. She is completely crushed, and I'm worried
about her. We have her kitten's brother. He's been seriously ill
since we took him in two months ago. He's holding his own, but
barely. Three of our positives have died this year, euthanasia, despite
all efforts to save them.
My one suggestion to everyone
forcefeeding cats is that you give the cats Hi-Vite drops. They're made by
Evsco Pharmaceuticals, and are only available through vets. I have a
twenty-four-plus-year-old cat (relinquished to me last year) who eats only
babyfood and steak, and these vitamin drops have helped to keep him alive and
healthy.
This cat is on a half-tab of Prednisone
per day to stimulate his appetite. I am keenly interested in your many
suggestions for appetite stimulants, particularly non-steroidal forms for our
positives. (Shadow is negative.) You've mentioned Megase, Periactin,
and Amitryptilline (which has been explained).
What is "FelK"?
I'll buy us some Diarsanyl for diarrhea,
slippery elm, Tropi Clean shampooes, and Benebac.
Thanks,
Presto
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- Re: General Thanks and Questions Mari Kolbe