I don't know. Do you think I should take his temp? If so, can I use a human anal thermometer, and what is the normal range? Would there be anything to do for a fever? If not, I am not sure I want to bother him with it. Michelle
In a message dated 2/4/05 10:10:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Michelle, Is he running a fever? We have 2 felv + cats we are doing chemo on right now. They are a 8month old female and a 6 month old male, from the same family (not litter). It is heart wrenching to catheter them, but they are so good they lay with us while we give them the chemo drug. I actually practically lay on the table with them or they partially sit on my lap, the little girl purrs the whole session. Anyway my point was that the boy frequently would run extremely high fevers, and his chemo would have to be delayed a day or 2 till it came down. He would be so down and out on those days, then fine as soon as the fever was gone. Let me know but I prefer to send kisses so please give him one for me. Kristi >>
