Fwd: UPDATES THANKS
Ok, this is my THIRD time trying to send this!!! (They do say 3's a charm, right?) My memory (and eyesight) is so bad... Let's hope pray this finally gets to group. Much love, A Frustrated Disgruntled Patti ---BeginMessage--- ---BeginMessage--- ---BeginMessage--- I feel the need to reply. (Late as usual...) This group is the most wonderful group I have EVER belonged to. So many wonderful members - I have made many friends.. I joined when i HAD MY Ethan, the rest is history When I lost him. I continued 'cause Felv cats are SO misunderstood, a shame. and my work at shelter, well, the Felv and FIV cats ALWAYS had a very special place in my heart... Need I say more? I really believe that cats DO need us,,, And, who better take care of Them Rescue IS an enormous undertaking, but someone has to do it, so why not me? I have always got such a WONDERFUL feeling for those I was able to save and rehabilitate find good homes,,, Forgive me as I AM STARTING TO CRY... (goes w/ The 'JOB.) Right now I fear my rescue days are OVER AND THAT'S BEEN MYL IFE, for so many years, that's what it is all about... :( I just thank god that my Charity Bart are still here And, they sense Mom is different..Cats are so amazing. They know I am not a threat And, dear, sweet CHARITY ALWAYS IS AT BARN WHEN I I get there, like she knows that I am coming (She must watch me) she is now talking to me, and sniffs' MY HAND. Maybe there IS hope for our future Today, even Bart didn't run Yes, he did (slightly) hiss, but he didn't run away Maybe I will get 2 new house cats... And, yes, Nina it was a year when Charity ran off. I remember that day like it was just yesterday... (AMAZING - the things I can remember, and those I can't!!! Poor Moonie, when I got home, I did not recognize her it took me (at least) 3 weeks to remember her name stuff Puma is doing well I was supposed to go back to vet, and 'PROBABLY have to make THE DECISON. not READY for that I mean, after losing Cornelius, well, NO WAY! He does not seem to be in pain, so I will continue his treatments. And, Nina, you asked why I took him to vets, long story, but I'll try to be brief When I got home from hosp., he was different --seemed that way anyway, but what do I KNOW?? (When it comes to my babies, those memories never died.) He was eating (MIUCHO) and he was wetting his bed almost every day! So, knowing he's ancient, I 'thought kidneys or thyroid, maybe both.. And, having gone thru both, I figured, no big deal, i could handle it.. Boy, was I shocked when BOTH kidneys thyroid tests came back clean! So the vet suggested testing for just aout everything else... And, me being me, said fine, I was totally shocked with the results... I mean, FIP AND toxo!!! DOUBLE WHAMMY! But I must say, the 'ole boy IS/SEEMS to be doing so much better... And I have decided, since apparently he is NOT IN PAIN, I will NOT have him PTS He IS very old, and as long as he is not in pain or suffering, I will let him Cross The Bridge at home.. I know there is more I wanted to write, but it's late and my memory stinks. I WILL try to stay on top of things.Promise. (Just TOO MANY babies seem to be crossing the Bridge..) Much Love To EVERYONE, Patti ---End Message--- ---End Message--- ---End Message---
Re: UPDATES THANKS
YEAH It DID go through! I got a copy in my mail right after trying to send it again! Now I have to work on what I forgot..Believe me, w/ my (lack of) memory, it will not be an easy thing to do But, for Nina, I WILL send you a personal e-mail Just don't know when exactly. Also, for Sheila, ditto that!!! And Tonya too.. NOT having a good day, make that DAYS Much love, Patti.
Re: New member introduction/questions-Michelle
On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 18:07:17 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I would immediately put him on 500 mg/day of lysine for herpes. For the gingivitis you might want to try a 5 day course of clindamycin, an antibiotic that is especially good for gums. Michelle Hi Michelle, Thanks for your reply and suggestions. The variety of responses I received, both pro and con, on the dentistry emphasizes the fact that there is no correct answer. G Shane has been on Lysine, 250 mg. twice daily, since the ocular herpes was diagnosed and will remain on that for life. He was on antiviral eye drops (eventually a prednisone eye drop was also added for the inflammation) for about three months (he is off all the drops at present). The eye looks okay at the moment, though it sometimes still looks a little squinty. The vet had planned to do another thorough eye exam when he was under for the dental. Right now, I am leaning toward proceeding with the dental after pre-treating with antibiotics but I haven't decided yet. Thanks again for your reply. Sue and Shane Jerome, AZ
Re: New member introduction/questions-Phaewryn
On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 15:10:56 -0500 Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I once had a vet that scaled cat's teeth without any sedatives or anesthesiaPersonally, I wouldn't risk putting a FELV+ cat under anesthesia for a dental, the trade off is not worth the risks, IMO. Phaewryn Hi Phaewryn, Thanks for your reply and suggestions. I don't think a hand scaling without anesthesia would be very beneficial in this situation (even if I could find someone who would do it) as it doesn't clean under the gum line. My understanding is that hand scaling is primarily a cosmetic procedure that removes visible calculus. I also don't think that Shane would tolerate it. :-O I'm still debating risks vs. benefits of doing a conventional dental. Thanks again for your help. Sue and Shane Jerome, AZ
Re: New member introduction/questions-Sally
On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 19:27:04 -0500 Sally [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Junior's gingivitis cleared up with the immunoregulin treatments. I would say within two weeks. Sally Hi Sally, That sounds very encouraging! So, in Junior's case, the gingivitis cleared up strictly using the Immunoregulin and no dentistry was needed? I have a call in to my vet to find out if she's used Immunoregulin (or would be willing to try it). Thanks for your help! Sue and Shane Jerome, AZ
Re: New member introduction/questions-Elizabeth
On Fri, 08 Dec 2006 00:39:48 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Subject: Re: New member introduction/questions This is a tricky one. Dental health is very important. You would hate for your baby to overcome the rigors of fighting FeVL only to succumb to a debilitating and preventable illness caused by dental neglect. Hi Elizabeth, Thanks for your detailed reply. A big issue is that the gingivitis is progressing quite rapidly and I'm certain it will tax Shane's already compromised immune system if we don't try to get it under control. Three to four years is about right to get your first dental. People may disagree with me but I think that every other year there-after would be a good schedule for dentals for most cats. The issue is that he isn't most cats--he's an FeLV positive cat and his gum disease has progressed dramatically in just a few months' time. If he were a normal cat, I would most certainly do any and all routine dental care without hesitation. there is a lot you can do yourself in regard to dental hygiene but i really don't think it compares to an ultrasonic scaling beneath the gum-line and all that they can do now for tartar build-up. I agree 100%--once the teeth are clean, home dental hygiene may help keep them that way, but initially, a thorough cleaning is the only thing that is effective for getting under the gum line. With recent weight loss, however - my gut instinct says: wait. Even a pound of weight loss is a very large percentage of body weight for a cat. I'll probably take him to the vet's office in about a week to see if his weight has stabilized and go from there. If it were my FeVL+ kitty...and I knew she was very stable and wasn't experiencing any current problems related to the disease -- I would take her for a dental in a heartbeat. elizabeth Thanks for weighing in on this subject! I'd still like to hear opinions from folks on the topic of when it's appropriate (is it too soon to think about it when lab work is still normal?) to consider using Immunoregulin and/or interferon alpha. Sue and Shane Jerome, AZ
Re: New member introduction/questions-Belinda
On Fri, 08 Dec 2006 06:14:07 -0800 Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: He did fine with the surgery which lasted about 45 minutes, they used sevoflurane and fluids before, during and after. Belinda Hi Belinda, Thanks for sharing Bailey's dentistry success story. :-) Shane seems to be eating okay, so I don't know that the weight loss has to do with the state of his mouth, but it certainly could be related. My vet did tell me she would keep Shane on IV fluids before, during and after the procedure as well. I don't think they use sevoflurane, but they use isoflurane, which is also very safe. I'll probably take Shane in to be weighed in about a week and then make a decision about how to proceed. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks again! Sue and Shane Jerome, AZ
Re: New member introduction/questions-Nina
Fri, 08 Dec 2006 09:44:00 -0800, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How is Shane with vet visits? Would he do okay with dental work while he's awake? How long ago was your last vet visit? Did he drop the weight quickly, or over a length of time? Depending on how bad his gums are, you might want to try and address his gingivitis and herpes infection first. Maybe try the antibiotics and lysine and see how he responds. Hi Nina, Shane does quite well at the vet's office. He usually purrs the whole time he is there and is very cooperative about everything. However, I'm sure he finds it stressful (don't most animals?) between being put in his carrier, riding in the car and then all the weird sounds and smells at the clinic. He certainly does better than many cats I've seen there. It had been about six weeks since his last vet appointment so the weight loss took place over that period of time. He's a little on the pudgy side, so he can actually stand to lose a little weight. However, since I hadn't been making a concerted effort to get any weight off of him, the weight loss does concern me. I plan to take him back in about a week to see if he is continuing to drop weight. He has been on L-lysine, 250 mg. twice daily for months (since his eye infection was diagnosed). The vet didn't start him on an antibiotic yet but will probably put him on a course of antibiotics whether we decide to do the dental or not. Thanks for your help! Sue and Shane Jerome, AZ
Re: Elizabeth - glad you're feeling better
Hey Elizabeth, I am getting caught up on my email. Things have been crazy here on my end. I am so sorry to hear that you got sick!!! Food poisoning sucks! Are you here in Dallas? I remember you saying something about traveling to Texas this time of year back in May. Girl, I am going to feel terrible if you were here and sick and I haven't been checking my mail. :) Wendy --- Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm glad to hear you are feeling better Elizabeth. It sounds like you were hit with a very nasty case of food poisoning to have lost 12 lbs in 3 days! To be out of town on top of it, you poor thing! What a lousy diet plan you've come up with! Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks, Terrie. I hope your business trip is better than mine. I had to go out of town for a week and Wednesday I got a very severe form of food poisoning. I thought I would die. I've lost 12lbs in 3 days. I'm glad to say that I think I will live now...but I'm not completely convinced. elizabeth Yahoo! Music Unlimited Access over 1 million songs. http://music.yahoo.com/unlimited
RE: New member introduction/questions-Sally
Hi Sue and Shane I was not expecting it to clear up, but it did. He had anemia and bleeding gums. The anemia had been treated with antibiotics by a different vet who wanted to euthanize Junior after testing positive and after he came back with a fever of 106.5. I only thank her that she did not suggest this action when the test was first done or I fear that is what would have happened to Junior. My bf already had been through FeLV with his cats many years ago and I don't think the end was a very pleasant experience for him. Junior is mostly his cat, and I am the caregiver for both of them lol. His anemia has remained in check as well. The only problem we are experiencing is the ongoing upper respiratory this time accompanied by uveitis which seemed very painful to him. He is still not his usual self but the eye looks better and very few sneezing episodes. He does sleep a lot. He eats dry food when he wants drinks a lot of water and I fix him wet food baby food and sour cream for the diarrhea. He did not like the yogurt. He also gets L Lysine Pet Tabs with iron that I ordered by accident. I meant to get Pet Tinic. I just added CoQ10. I do believe the l Lysine helped the eye. It took me a week to get antibiotic drops for his eye as they were not initially prescribed. I did have some eye ointment left over from his accident in the spring. He is blind in this eye from nerve damage although it looks normal. I think the biggest thing going on with Junior is stress. I try not to act stressed around him but he knows when I am getting ready to take him to the vet or give him medicine. I had the feliway unit plugged into the wall in my room. I could not tell a difference so I just moved it to the living room where the other cats hang out. I replaced it with a glade chamomile and lavender air freshener. It had the cats sleeping ;ole babies. Well they pretty much do that anyway. At this point I am not going to do dentistry. His mouth is clear of any sores or bleeding. Oh yes with junior it was the mouth ulcer that first got him to the vet. I thought his jaw was not properly aligned. This was a couple months after it has been broken. This was the first hint of things to come. Sally and her 10 cats -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Susan Tillman Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2006 1:17 PM To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: New member introduction/questions-Sally On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 19:27:04 -0500 Sally [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Junior's gingivitis cleared up with the immunoregulin treatments. I would say within two weeks. Sally Hi Sally, That sounds very encouraging! So, in Junior's case, the gingivitis cleared up strictly using the Immunoregulin and no dentistry was needed? I have a call in to my vet to find out if she's used Immunoregulin (or would be willing to try it). Thanks for your help! Sue and Shane Jerome, AZ
Re: Elizabeth - glad you're feeling better
Hey Wendy! I was supposed to go to Texas this weekend but just was not up for it. I got sick in Atlanta but I am back to my normal cranky self now and very glad of it. I don't ever want to leave the kids that long again. *Save the earth. It's the only planet with chocolate.* -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Sat, 9 Dec 2006 2:58 PM Subject: Re: Elizabeth - glad you're feeling better Hey Elizabeth, I am getting caught up on my email. Things have been crazy here on my end. I am so sorry to hear that you got sick!!! Food poisoning sucks! Are you here in Dallas? I remember you saying something about traveling to Texas this time of year back in May. Girl, I am going to feel terrible if you were here and sick and I haven't been checking my mail. :) Wendy --- Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm glad to hear you are feeling better Elizabeth. It sounds like you were hit with a very nasty case of food poisoning to have lost 12 lbs in 3 days! To be out of town on top of it, you poor thing! What a lousy diet plan you've come up with! Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks, Terrie. I hope your business trip is better than mine. I had to go out of town for a week and Wednesday I got a very severe form of food poisoning. I thought I would die. I've lost 12lbs in 3 days. I'm glad to say that I think I will live now...but I'm not completely convinced. elizabeth Yahoo! Music Unlimited Access over 1 million songs. http://music.yahoo.com/unlimited Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.
Re: New member introduction/questions-Sally
Sour cream for the diarrhea? Does the sour cream you use say on the label with live and active acidophilus cultures? Most sour cream does NOT have any beneficial bacteria in it, so make sure you're feeding one that has it in there, like this one: http://organicvalley.coop/utility/faq/sour_cream_faq.html Phaewryn Please save Whitey! http://ucat.us/Whitey.html VT low cost SpayNeuter, and Emergency Financial Assistance for cat owners: http://ucat.us/VermontLowCost.html Special Needs Cat Resources: http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
To Sue Re: New member introduction/questions
Hi Sue, Glad you have found our site. It's a great one! You might consider upping the L-lysine dose for your kitty. I adopted a kitten last February that had severe corneal ulcers (had to have one eye removed before we adopted her). After I took her home, I tried everything the vet gave me (anti-viral drops, like Viroptic, and antibiotics). Nothing worked. Then I started Smookie on 500 mg., 2x a day, and I couldn't believe the ulcer started going away! It took a while. After her ulcer cleared up, we stopped the lysine (she is not FeLV+). She's been great since. Make sure your lysine does not contain propylene glycol; it affects kitty's blood. I don't have any advice concerning the dental work, other than you are going to be the best judge of what's best for Shane. If the dental IS definitely needed to head off a potential problem later on, then it's probably best to take care of it now, rather than when kitty might be going through some other problem associated with the FeLV. :) Wendy Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta. http://new.mail.yahoo.com
Re: Elizabeth - glad you're feeling better
Well, I am so glad you are ok, and I totally understand about leaving your furbabies. There's nothing like coming home to your kitties after being on vacation!!! :) Wendy --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Wendy! I was supposed to go to Texas this weekend but just was not up for it. I got sick in Atlanta but I am back to my normal cranky self now and very glad of it. I don't ever want to leave the kids that long again. *Save the earth. It's the only planet with chocolate.* -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Sat, 9 Dec 2006 2:58 PM Subject: Re: Elizabeth - glad you're feeling better Hey Elizabeth, I am getting caught up on my email. Things have been crazy here on my end. I am so sorry to hear that you got sick!!! Food poisoning sucks! Are you here in Dallas? I remember you saying something about traveling to Texas this time of year back in May. Girl, I am going to feel terrible if you were here and sick and I haven't been checking my mail. :) Wendy --- Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm glad to hear you are feeling better Elizabeth. It sounds like you were hit with a very nasty case of food poisoning to have lost 12 lbs in 3 days! To be out of town on top of it, you poor thing! What a lousy diet plan you've come up with! Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks, Terrie. I hope your business trip is better than mine. I had to go out of town for a week and Wednesday I got a very severe form of food poisoning. I thought I would die. I've lost 12lbs in 3 days. I'm glad to say that I think I will live now...but I'm not completely convinced. elizabeth Yahoo! Music Unlimited Access over 1 million songs. http://music.yahoo.com/unlimited Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more. Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta. http://new.mail.yahoo.com
RE: New member introduction/questions-Sally
Well to be honest I had no way of checking this because the sour cream came from a Mexican restaurant, but I had already checked to see which brands have live cultures. I first had to make sure he would eat it. He loves it. His diarrhea is not all that bad mainly loose stools from the antibiotics as we all have experienced. At any rate the calories may help to keep weight on. He is still eating but not as much as usual. The eye drops are much easier to use than the ointment. I thought it would be harder to get them in his eye. One of my negative cats, Ittle Bitty is sneezing now. This cat did not catch the original URI that apparently brought on the FeLV. He is vaccinated for everything and it only seems to be sneezing involved. I do mix the cats as some suggested, but mostly they are separated. All the negative cats were vaccinated and kept separate for a period of time. Junior and Tiny stay in my room. This creates some stress for Junior as he does not like Tiny never has! They do tolerate each other, but occasionally hiss at each other. Nothing I can do about this. It is the only place I can keep them. They are half brothers. Funny thing is all the sick cats were orange or yellow(buff) colored. I have one other Orange and white cat, Speedy who is negative and their half sister who is negative. I don't know if genetics play a role in predisposing the cats to infection by the virus. Have any studies been done on this? Thanks for the heads up. Sally -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2006 7:30 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: New member introduction/questions-Sally Sour cream for the diarrhea? Does the sour cream you use say on the label with live and active acidophilus cultures? Most sour cream does NOT have any beneficial bacteria in it, so make sure you're feeding one that has it in there, like this one: http://organicvalley.coop/utility/faq/sour_cream_faq.html Phaewryn Please save Whitey! http://ucat.us/Whitey.html VT low cost SpayNeuter, and Emergency Financial Assistance for cat owners: http://ucat.us/VermontLowCost.html Special Needs Cat Resources: http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Faint positive tests question
Hi, I'm fostering a kitten, aged 8-9 months, who has had 2 faint positive ELISA tests since the beginning of October 2006. I had him IFA tested a few days after the last ELISA (12/2/06), and that was negative. Any ideas on what this could mean? Could he have had leukemia earlier in his life (we obtained him and his 3 siblings when they were about 5 months old; the mother was killed in an accident, so I don't know if she had it), and has overcome the virus? Or does this mean his leukemia will show up as a stronger positive later on? His siblings all tested negative in October 2006. Also, if I had all of my other cats (I have the fosters plus 5 of my own) vaccinated against feline leukemia, could he be let out to live with them (he's quarantined in a separate room, and is very unhappy and lonely!)? Thanks for any info you can give me! Jasmine - Any questions? Get answers on any topic at Yahoo! Answers. Try it now.
OT: Finally named our Pit Bull Rescue
Hey guys, My husband and I finally named our new dog, the Pit Bull we rescued in November. We named her Nilla Belle (Nilla is short for vanilla because she's white). I wanted something sweet for her. It fits her well. She's laying on the couch right now snoring like a big bull, with her paw on my husband's arm. We're taking her Thursday to get spayed and vaccinated, tested for worms, etc. Wish her luck and say a prayer for her if you get a chance. She's such a sweet dog. :) Wendy Cheap talk? Check out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates. http://voice.yahoo.com
Re: Faint positive tests question
Jasmine, Hi and welcome to our group. Glad you found it. Many kittens test positive for FeLV early on, only to test negative later on. The mother's antibodies still remaining in kitty's system is what causes this. About 40% of cats who actually contract FeLV throw off the virus. Chances are this is what happened with your kitten, thank goodness. Most of us here believe that the FeLV virus is very hard to pass, and therefore mix positives and negatives. I did for four years and none of the other kitties contracted the virus. Because your kitten is now negative, you can probably safely assume your others will be ok. If you are worried about it, get another test just to double check, and then you should be good to let him out! Keep us updated! :) Wendy Dallas, Tx Want to start your own business? Learn how on Yahoo! Small Business. http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/r-index
OT:crying for help - serious side effect from antibiotics
Hi, my Ghani was given aminoglycoside antibiotics to his ear due to the minor ear infection - since that day one, it changed his life. He stopped eating and can no longer walk due to vestibular disorders - I have been researching more about this - and it's fairly common in human as well - I would like to hear about anything you know about the treatment and prognosis and etc... I am so devastated and I am very desparate - thank you in advance.
Re: OT:crying for help - serious side effect from antibiotics
Hi, I don't know about this antibiotic but when my shih tzu had idiopathic vestibular disease the vet had me give her over the counter sea sickness pills and in a few days I saw a difference in her. Don't know if this will work for Ghani or not, but you might want to ask vet. Has someone else had this experience? Dianne and Asia - Original Message - From: Hideyo Yamamoto To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2006 9:10 PM Subject: OT:crying for help - serious side effect from antibiotics Hi, my Ghani was given aminoglycoside antibiotics to his ear due to the minor ear infection - since that day one, it changed his life. He stopped eating and can no longer walk due to vestibular disorders - I have been researching more about this - and it's fairly common in human as well - I would like to hear about anything you know about the treatment and prognosis and etc. I am so devastated and I am very desparate - thank you in advance.
Re: New member introduction/questions-Sally
If you give me your mailing address, I'll send you a small tube of probiotics gel. I bought a box of 6, and then didn't need it (turns out it wasn't helpful for the condition my cat had). I'd rather give some of it away than to just let it sit here and expire. Come to think of it, I have several left-over medications here... I'll do an inventory tomorrow and post it, if anyone can use it, I'm happy to share, rather than to just waste it. Phaewryn Please save Whitey! http://ucat.us/Whitey.html VT low cost SpayNeuter, and Emergency Financial Assistance for cat owners: http://ucat.us/VermontLowCost.html Special Needs Cat Resources: http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Re: Finally named our Pit Bull Rescue
Wishing Nilla good luck at her vet appointment! I'm SO happy you decided to keep her, pits can be good pets when they are raised properly. Phaewryn Please save Whitey! http://ucat.us/Whitey.html VT low cost SpayNeuter, and Emergency Financial Assistance for cat owners: http://ucat.us/VermontLowCost.html Special Needs Cat Resources: http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Re: OT:crying for help - serious side effect from antibiotics
At 06:10 PM 12/9/2006, you wrote: My Muffin recovered with antibiotics and no side effects. Kelly Hi, my Ghani was given aminoglycoside antibiotics to his ear due to the minor ear infection since that day one, it changed his life. He stopped eating and can no longer walk due to vestibular disorders I have been researching more about this and its fairly common in human as well I would like to hear about anything you know about the treatment and prognosis and etc I am so devastated and I am very desparate thank you in advance. No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.15/581 - Release Date: 12/9/2006
Re: OT:crying for help - serious side effect from antibiotics
At 06:10 PM 12/9/2006, you wrote: another thought might be that the meds did not cause this problem, but the ear infection went to the inner earand the meds did not clear up the infection in time, My Muffin went on oral meds and made a complete recovery, she had even gone blind and her vision returned,,,Ghani may make a complete recovery, seems to take a bit of time though, Is not too serious,,,if it is vestibular,..It gets better Kelly Hi, my Ghani was given aminoglycoside antibiotics to his ear due to the minor ear infection since that day one, it changed his life. He stopped eating and can no longer walk due to vestibular disorders I have been researching more about this and its fairly common in human as well I would like to hear about anything you know about the treatment and prognosis and etc I am so devastated and I am very desparate thank you in advance. No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.15/581 - Release Date: 12/9/2006
Re: OT: Finally named our Pit Bull Rescue
What a sweet name :0) Hope all goes well Thursday. elizabeth *Save the earth. It's the only planet with chocolate.* -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Sat, 9 Dec 2006 7:39 PM Subject: OT: Finally named our Pit Bull Rescue Hey guys, My husband and I finally named our new dog, the Pit Bull we rescued in November. We named her Nilla Belle (Nilla is short for vanilla because she's white). I wanted something sweet for her. It fits her well. She's laying on the couch right now snoring like a big bull, with her paw on my husband's arm. We're taking her Thursday to get spayed and vaccinated, tested for worms, etc. Wish her luck and say a prayer for her if you get a chance. She's such a sweet dog. :) Wendy Cheap talk? Check out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates. http://voice.yahoo.com Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.
