What is the IFA test and how is it different than the SNAP test?
Susan Dubose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Angela,
Yes,in my opinion, I think that you did the right thing and gave him the last
gift, which is a kind death.
Felv+ is an odd disease, there are so many ways it can kill.
I have seem cats get very ill, but linger, then I have seen them "bottom out"
like your kitty did, within days.
Stress can bring out the disease very easily, and the stress of packing &
moving could have contributed to his demise.
Cats HATE change. Period.
But DO NOT blame yourself, you did not know he was ill and regardless,life
has to go on (moving, etc.).
Susan J. DuBose >^..^<
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Faithful Bast at her side did wait,
Purring welcomes of soft applause,
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----- Original Message -----
From: Angela Lewis
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 1:22 PM
Subject: Re: Please talk to me
Susan,
Boy was not good, at all, last night. He went down hill very fast. He was
fine last Thursday, then Friday we moved, I thought he just was scared. I left
him alone on Friday and really started to watch him Saturday and Sunday, Monday
he went to the vet. He slept most of the weekend, literally, then last night he
was just lifeless. He didn't get up, he laid where ever I put him. I would walk
him to the litter box, he would go then lay right outside the box, he didnt'
have the strength to walk. (By the time I got home last nght, he was laying on
the coffee table, I had given him some amoxacillian, I thought he was getting
close to the edge, so I scooted him toward the middle of the table and when I
did, there was poop balls by this tail. It was almost like he released himself
and didn't know it! When we got him to the vet he just laid, then once he did
get up to walk, he acted like he was walking side ways and couldn't support
himself. It was just aweful!!! I then just held
him and loved him all I could. His quality of life was not good on Monday. It
sickened me to look at the unhappiness on his face. His gums were almost a
white/yellow color, he was dehydrated, just bad off. There was no way to get
him back, I don't think. Did I do the right thing by PTS?
Ang
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