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My vet has Dixie Louise on Interferon (1 cc every
other day) and I try to brush her teeth (or use tooth wipes)--notice the word
try. My holistic vet has Dixie on some drops that we hope will keep Dixie
healthy and happy. I don't know where you are located or if you have your
own holistic vet or not. If you want contact information for mine I will
send it. I don't know if she consults by phone or not. It never
hurts to ask.
If you have men who will exclude any of God's
creatures
from the shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men who
will deal likewise with their fellow
man.
St. Francis
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 9:40 PM
Subject: Re: new to FeLV
My 1st FeLV+ cat, I have had him 3 years, is healthy and
active
except that he has a chronic gum problem.. Antibiotics help some
but
he hates them and hides from us when he thinks that is what he
is
going to get...
Would Immuno Regulin be good for this ??
Its
easier to take him to the vet than it is to get antibiotics in
him...
Tad
catatonya wrote:
Hey,
Again, I would try immunoregulin and a holistic vet. I
would also look for another vet who's more receptive to trying new
things. My vet actually did research and came up with things to try
for my positive when she was sick.
HI Carmen! little Ty has started with a respiratory problem
now, very stuffed up. I called the vet and they are going to set me
up with some antibiotics. What kind of treatments do you do for your
FeLV kitties? Any guidance would be great. My vet isn't
working with me as much as they first said they would, I'm now looking for
a different vet for him.
This little guy is a sweetie, it would be great if I could find
someone that would take on his challenge.
Hi
Roxanne, Keep working with him. I'd treat all the symptoms first and see
how he is after that. There is always a chance for finding a place
for him
too. Give him a chance and see if all the health problems
don't work
themselves out. If not, then you know you did everything
you possibly could
for him. Carmen (C & W)
>From:
Roxane Baldwin
>Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
>To:
Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
>Subject:
new to FeLV
>Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2006 16:09:12 -0700
(PDT)
>
>Hi,
>
> About a week and a half ago we
had a stray come to our house. Because I
>have a FIV cat I took
this guy right into the vets office to be tested. He
>came back
FeLV +, we went ahead and neutered him, I would not hear of
>putting this little black beauty to sleep, he is a great boy,
not feral at
>all.
> He came home from the vets with a
little respiratory issue but we
>cleared that right up with
amoxi. He was just as full of worms as a cat
>can get, so we've
treated him for that but now the diarrhea is really bad
>and I
cannot seem to get if firmed up. He is on Natural Balance, I would
>like to get him onto raw.
> This boy has not really shown
any signs of illness other then what I've
>mentioned, and the vet
seems to think that his health is not really too
>bad. I guess I
don't know my options and my vet just says that he will do
>whatever I want but I need more options then death by lethal
injection or
>bring home to watch die. Help!
>
>
Roxane
>
>
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