>>
>>Perhaps for this issue you should look for a vet who already gives the
>>vaccine of your choice. Best of wishes to Gribble, the others and Velvet.
>>
>>I have a tripod who was originally run over in someone's driveway and left
>>there to suffer and die. A neighbor of mine who was feeding outside cats saw
>>her and took her home but did not have the money to have the leg amputated so
>>she just put the poor cat in a cage. A few days later gangrene set in and the
>>room where the cage was began to smell bad so the neighbor contacted me,
>>asked me to handle the situation. I don't know why she didn't bring the cat
>>to me in the first place but this woman was not really playing with a full
>>deck, although she did care about the strays. Jolene, as I named her after
>>her $700 dollar amputation, is still a feral cat but has been living the life
>>of a pampered
> house cat with my other rescued felines for about 6 years. Three of my FeLv
> cats turned negative after several months. Two others passed away after two
> years. Most of my FIV+ cats are still alive after 8 years except those who
> passed from old age or unrelated cancer. It's always difficult to lose a
> furry friend.
Thank you, yes, I am waiting for answers. I guess it's not a regular
question, becuase all the practices have to "get back" to me.
Appreciate the help,
Margo
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