What are his symptoms?
tonya
Beckie McRae [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the Moeman is dying.
Im just trying to keep him comfortable as possible now. No more pokes and
prods, etc. Hes content I think. Im just wondering if you guys could tell
me the typical course of
I used epogen (same thing as procrit) when my Bailey was anemic
along with prenisolone because we suspected the virus was in his bone
marrow supressing his immune system and interfering with blood
building. We reversed his anemia with this combo.
Procrit used in humans is at a much, much
I have experienced BOTH having a feleuk positive cat die at home and a feleuk
positive one I thought was dying survive. The difference? The one who I thought
was dying (it was Isabella who is doing GREAT NOW) continued to eat. She wasn't
eating as much but still defecating and eating SOME. She
I think the Moeman is dying.
I'm just trying to keep him comfortable as possible now. No more pokes
and prods, etc. He's content I think. I'm just wondering if you guys
could tell me the typical course of dying for a FELV cat? Will he just
get weaker and weaker like he has been?
Hi, Beckie - I have my own idea for what is a typical course -- it is not the
kitties who have a major, identifiable problem, such as lymphoma or anemia. It
is the ones who seem generally fine and then just begin to go downhill -- lose
weight, become lethargic - and continue to go downhill.
Of Beckie McRae
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 11:27 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Typical course of a dying FELV kitty?
I think the Moeman is dying.
I'm just trying to keep him comfortable as possible now. No more pokes and
prods, etc. He's content I think. I'm just wondering
of a dying FELV kitty?
I think the Moeman is dying.
I'm just trying to keep him comfortable as possible now. No more pokes
and prods, etc. He's content I think. I'm just wondering if you guys
could tell me the typical course of dying for a FELV cat? Will he just
get weaker and weaker like he has been
Look at his gums and see if they're white rather than pink. That
means anemia. Might talk to the vet about that.
Is he breathing heavily? I've had several go from mediatinal
lymphoma, and they collect fluid in the chest cavity, causing
breathing problems.
Those are the only two ways
Look at his gums and see if they're white rather than pink. That
means anemia. Might talk to the vet about that.
Is he breathing heavily? I've had several go from mediatinal
lymphoma, and they collect fluid in the chest cavity, causing
breathing problems.
Those are the only two ways
im so sorry beckie- i will keep you and moeman in my prayers.
It feels odd to write about this now as my husband and i were crying
remembering our beloved siamese calico lady. This is my experience and I hope
it helps you.
My baby died at home. That was important to me, and i wanted
.
St. Francis
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From: Jenna
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Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: Typical course of a dying FELV kitty? long letter- sorry
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im so
Jenna your story of your beautiful Satine has me in tears.It is the hardest
thing to go through when you love them so much.She was lucky to have the both
of you.I went through it with my Maizee Grace almost 2 years ago and this
really hit me hard.
Sherry
Jenna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
im
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im so sorry beckie- i will keep you and moeman in my prayers
of a dying FELV kitty?
I think the Moeman is dying.
I'm just trying to keep him comfortable as possible now. No more pokes and
prods, etc. He's content I think. I'm just wondering if you guys could tell
me the typical course of dying for a FELV cat? Will he just get weaker and
weaker like he
Dear Becky,
I certainly do not have all the answers, but I can
draw from my experiences over the years. It is usually
true that when a cat stops eating, it can mean they
are near the end. BUT, something happened to me last
year that made me think twice.
Whiskers stopped eating. She is CRF, and
Beckie, You are such a bright little light here and I
feel so sad to know you are hurting and your sweet
little Moeman might be fading away. You have learned a
lot for the time you have been here. I know I have on
just how to take care of our little guys better and
signs to look for. I have been
for a couple of months after
seeing them almost every day for a while.
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From: glenda Goodman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 5:35 PM
Subject: Re: Typical course of a dying FELV kitty? long letter- sorry
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: Typical course of a dying FELV kitty?
long letter- sorry
butplease indulge
Beckie, You are such a bright little light here
and I
feel so sad to know you are hurting and your sweet
little Moeman might be fading away. You have
learned a
lot for the time you have been here. I know I
I'm very glad that I could help, Glenda..
Pat
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Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 5:52 PM
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sorrybutplease indulge
Wow! Thanks! I
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Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 1:49:04 PM
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im so sorry beckie- i will keep you and moeman in my prayers.
It feels
, 2007 11:27:19 AM
Subject: Typical course of a dying FELV kitty?
I think the Moeman is dying.
I’m just trying to keep him comfortable as possible now. No more pokes and
prods, etc. He’s content I think. I’m just wondering if you guys could tell
me the typical course of dying for a FELV cat
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