Yes, that ino does help. Thanks. I'll look for the Nutra-Cal. Is it sort of
like "Ensure"? Or is it that brown gel like substance that comes in a tube? I
used to give my one cat who had hepatitis that stuff. Don't know if it's the
same. I'll check it out. It's funny but Chloe, FELV pos does not like the dry
Sci Diet food that much. She prefers wet food. She's very finicky and i go
thru lots of cans for her since she is so fussy.
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From: Lisa Conner <lisa.con...@syniverse.com>
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org" <felvtalk@felineleukemia.org>
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 3:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Nutrition and new FeLV positive kitten (Lisa)
I used Nutra-Cal for my Felv kitty, Prancer that just passed away. He lived for
over 9 years! I ordered it from my Vet or Entirely Pets.com. Also, I used
Interferon for many years and this was only $25.00 for a bottle, the bottle
lasted for about 2 months for his size (10 lbs). Prancer did not like wet
food and I typically fed him Science Diet or Purina One. I know that is a bit
pricey for some on a budget, but I swear by it for a Felv catJ
I also used these for a Felv Kitten (3 weeks old) that somebody threw out on
the street and I was lucky enough to be walking the dog when they dumped the
kitten off. A friend of mine adopted the kitten and we are waiting to retest
the kitten. The kitten is doing great! Cisco actually had hookworms and I
found out from the vet that hookworms can kill a kitten!! Hope this
information helps!
Lisa Conner
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