Re: [Felvtalk] charlie has a uri

2013-07-16 Thread dlgegg
hAVE YOU TRIED HOLDING HIM WITH HIS HEAD ON YOUR SHOULDER?  DID THAT WITH ONE 
OF MY BABIES .  I DON'T KINOW IF IT WAS KEEPING HER HEAD UP SO THINGS COULD 
DRAIN OR JUST BEING HELD AND COMFORTED, BUT IT SEEMED TO HELP.  OF COURSE YOU 
WON'T GET MUCH DONE.  I SAT UP WITH HER ALL NIGHT FOR 2 OR 3 NIGHTS. YOU WON'T 
GET MUCH SLEEP, BUT IF IT WORKS, WOULD BE WORTH IT.   THERE IS USUALLY A BIT OF 
DUST UNDER BEDS, THAT COULD CAUSE SNEEZING.  I LIKE HE COVENIA TOO,MUCH EASIER 
ON THEM AND YOU THAN TRYING TO CATCH THEM, HOLD THEM AND GET THE PILL IN THEIR 
MOUTH AND KEEPING IT THERE.  BY THE TIME YOU GET THROUGH, BOTH OF YOU ARE 
EXHAUSTED.  HOPE THIS WORKS AND HE GETS BETTER SO BOTH OF YOU CAN GET SOME REST.
 michael devitt  wrote: 
> hi margo i gave him convenia it is suppose to last up to 14 days it was 
> easier than pilling him he seems to be improving out from underneath bed not 
> gagging sneezing much still not eating sleeping alot he hasnt slept much the 
> last few days i got my other cats on L-Lysine thanks for responding



 From: Margo 
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 12:28 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] charlie has a uri
 


 

 
Hi Mike,
> 
> What antibiotic? How much? What does he weigh? Most URIs are 
>viral, so may not respond to Abx. Is Charlie getting L-Lysine? You could try 
>500mgs twice a day in food, if you can get him interested. Can you get liquids 
>into him? It will dissolve in water and can be syringed. Try putting him in a 
>small bathroom with a ht shower runnung, sometimes the steam will help clear 
>the enough to get them to eat. Try strong smelling foods, or sardines, tuna, 
>or try meat baby food. 
> 
>Margo
> 
>    -Original Message- 
>From: michael devitt 
>Sent: Jul 16, 2013 12:01 PM 
>To: "Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org" 
>Subject: [Felvtalk] charlie has a uri 
>
>
>hi my name is mike and my semi-feral charlie developed an uri i gave him an 
>atibiotic injection  on 7/13/13 subq can not pill him he is currently hiding 
>under my bed really stuffed up eyes watering will not eat he ate yesterday 
>morning just wondering if anybody has this same issue he is a special cat to 
>me hope he pulls through anybody help would be appreciated thanks
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Re: [Felvtalk] charlie has a uri

2013-07-16 Thread michael devitt
hi margo i gave him convenia it is suppose to last up to 14 days it was easier 
than pilling him he seems to be improving out from underneath bed not gagging 
sneezing much still not eating sleeping alot he hasnt slept much the last few 
days i got my other cats on L-Lysine thanks for responding



 From: Margo 
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 12:28 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] charlie has a uri
 


 

 
Hi Mike,
> 
> What antibiotic? How much? What does he weigh? Most URIs are 
>viral, so may not respond to Abx. Is Charlie getting L-Lysine? You could try 
>500mgs twice a day in food, if you can get him interested. Can you get liquids 
>into him? It will dissolve in water and can be syringed. Try putting him in a 
>small bathroom with a ht shower runnung, sometimes the steam will help clear 
>the enough to get them to eat. Try strong smelling foods, or sardines, tuna, 
>or try meat baby food. 
> 
>Margo
> 
>    -Original Message- 
>From: michael devitt 
>Sent: Jul 16, 2013 12:01 PM 
>To: "Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org" 
>Subject: [Felvtalk] charlie has a uri 
>
>
>hi my name is mike and my semi-feral charlie developed an uri i gave him an 
>atibiotic injection  on 7/13/13 subq can not pill him he is currently hiding 
>under my bed really stuffed up eyes watering will not eat he ate yesterday 
>morning just wondering if anybody has this same issue he is a special cat to 
>me hope he pulls through anybody help would be appreciated thanks
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Re: [Felvtalk] charlie has a uri

2013-07-16 Thread michael devitt
hi lorrie what i gave him was convenia yea i know controversial drug he seems 
to be improving not alot of sneezing or gagging like before still not eating he 
sleeping alot hasnt slept much the last few days with all the sneezing going on 
where did you get the doxycycline and he is +felv unable to pill him or spray a 
little saline up his nose tried and now he ducks away from me thanks for 
responding



 From: Lorrie 
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] charlie has a uri
 

Hi Mike, 

I assume Charlie is FelV pos. right?  Otherwise you would not post
to this group. Please tell us what you gave him so we can help you. 

One of our cats had a chronic URI for years. We tried everything
and the poor cat was losing weight and green snot was always coming 
from her nose. She too was semi-feral.  

Finally we found something that worked. Doxycycline compounded into a
chicken flavored liquid.  She took it readily and was on it for a month.
I know this sounds like a long time, but there is very little blood flow
to the nasal region and it takes this long to totally destroy the bacteria.
Two weeks of several different antibiotics just didn't do it.

Lorrie and 30 rescued cats.


On 07-16, michael devitt wrote:
>    hi my name is mike and my semi-feral charlie developed an uri i gave
>    him an atibiotic injection  on 7/13/13 subq can not pill him he is
>    currently hiding under my bed really stuffed up eyes watering will not
>    eat he ate yesterday morning just wondering if anybody has this same
>    issue he is a special cat to me hope he pulls through anybody help
>    would be appreciated thanks

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Re: [Felvtalk] charlie has a uri

2013-07-16 Thread Lorrie
Hi Mike, 

I assume Charlie is FelV pos. right?  Otherwise you would not post
to this group. Please tell us what you gave him so we can help you. 

One of our cats had a chronic URI for years. We tried everything
and the poor cat was losing weight and green snot was always coming 
from her nose. She too was semi-feral.  

Finally we found something that worked. Doxycycline compounded into a
chicken flavored liquid.  She took it readily and was on it for a month.
I know this sounds like a long time, but there is very little blood flow
to the nasal region and it takes this long to totally destroy the bacteria.
Two weeks of several different antibiotics just didn't do it.

Lorrie and 30 rescued cats.


On 07-16, michael devitt wrote:
>hi my name is mike and my semi-feral charlie developed an uri i gave
>him an atibiotic injection  on 7/13/13 subq can not pill him he is
>currently hiding under my bed really stuffed up eyes watering will not
>eat he ate yesterday morning just wondering if anybody has this same
>issue he is a special cat to me hope he pulls through anybody help
>would be appreciated thanks

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Re: [Felvtalk] charlie has a uri

2013-07-16 Thread Margo



Hi Mike,
 
 What antibiotic? How much? What does he weigh? Most URIs are viral, so may not respond to Abx. Is Charlie getting L-Lysine? You could try 500mgs twice a day in food, if you can get him interested. Can you get liquids into him? It will dissolve in water and can be syringed. Try putting him in a small bathroom with a ht shower runnung, sometimes the steam will help clear the enough to get them to eat. Try strong smelling foods, or sardines, tuna, or try meat baby food. 
 
Margo
 
    -Original Message- From: michael devitt Sent: Jul 16, 2013 12:01 PM To: "Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org" Subject: [Felvtalk] charlie has a uri 

hi my name is mike and my semi-feral charlie developed an uri i gave him an atibiotic injection  on 7/13/13 subq can not pill him he is currently hiding under my bed really stuffed up eyes watering will not eat he ate yesterday morning just wondering if anybody has this same issue he is a special cat to me hope he pulls through anybody help would be appreciated thanks

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[Felvtalk] charlie has a uri

2013-07-16 Thread michael devitt
hi my name is mike and my semi-feral charlie developed an uri i gave him an 
atibiotic injection  on 7/13/13 subq can not pill him he is currently hiding 
under my bed really stuffed up eyes watering will not eat he ate yesterday 
morning just wondering if anybody has this same issue he is a special cat to me 
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