Re: for Tonya re Lovey/Del

Thanks Brenda. Yes, I've been worried. lol. I'm sure they're fine. I hope you're able to transport today. I know Barb works on Monday, but she does work for the state, so she may be off for president's day. Keep me posted. t"Brenda K. Smith" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tonya. Yes, Del has the

Re: OT: Skin Problem

Cherie, I too wonder what is going on with this woman. I assumed she took the cat in and had it examined? Surely her vet didn't give her fulvicin based ona phone call? Fulvicin is a medication that is hard on cat's systems, particularly kittens In my experience vets won't prescribe it unless

Re: OT: Skin Problem

For skin problems, I use Golden Seal or Gentian VIolet. My grandmother told us about gentian violet for ringworm,back in the 50's. I've never seen it not work. But it's messy, I always have to be careful about getting this purple stuff on so that it doesn't make a mess. Drug stores here

Re: miatia

you can also smear some food on her paws so she'll at least taste the foodstuff you're trying to get her interested in. sometimes a cat gets nauseous and won't eat after that. use a wooden tongue depressor and try to smear a little food inside the side of one of her cheeks also. deli meats

Re: OT: Skin Problem

I've never used Fulvicin, but I wouldn't hesitate to use it. I'd probably stop the Fulvicin and just use some Golden Seal. I've used Gentian Violet recently on a cat (Sparkle)'s ears, had some fungus that looked like ringworm. Did 1 or 2 applications , and it looks much better. May just do

Re: OT: Skin Problem

Thanks, it looks like with all this information I may pick her up on Tuesday...I would hate to have her stay another week with this gal. Cherie"Gloria B. Lane" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've never used Fulvicin, but I wouldn't hesitate to use it. I'd probably stop the Fulvicin and just use some

Re: OT: Skin Problem

I was also wondering how long after applications would it be contagious. When you used it on Sparkle's ears were you concerned for your other cats, and did anyone esle get it? "Gloria B. Lane" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've never used Fulvicin, but I wouldn't hesitate to use it. I'd probably stop

Re: OT: Skin Problem

Dear Cherie: While Fulvicin is not horrendously toxic, any kind of chemical we put on our pets can be potentially harmful, especially to young kittens and pups. I had a cat once that crashed from a spot-on flea product and went into in toxic shock, yet many cats tolerate such products quite

Cat with liver problem needs feeding tube

Hey listmembers... I'm also on the Holisticat list and a member of that list has sent two e-mails about a friend's cat who is in very serious condition with liver problems including hepatic lipidosis. She is asking for advice about what kind of feeding tube would be best, among other things.

Fwd: [Holisticat] My friend's cat - more info

Message no. 2 Sally in San Jose ---BeginMessage--- Here is more info on my friend's cat who is ill. Does anyone have any ideas?? Technically this is mainly Saturday night's update...But nonetheless... They ran blood work again, and her electrolytes were down. So they went with a different IV

OT:DE (Georgetown) SPCA/Where do they all come...

I would love to help, especiallythis kitty, but once again I am in WA. state.He is a beauty! :( Playboy (Russian blue/Chartreux) Pen #20Playboy's owner is getting too old to care for him so brought him in on 2/11. He's a handsome silver grey one year old that would do well with a new loving

OT: I'M BACK! Thank you.

Barbara, Terrie M., Tonya, Del, Cherie, Julie, Kerry, Terrie B., Anne, Dale and Peggy. Thank you all so much for your good wishes sending me on my way to Minneapolis for the angiogram and all the warm wishes welcoming me back. I hope I didn't forget anybody. I am feeling much better and

Re: OT: Skin Problem

Cherie, In my opinion.. just that... my opinion. I would take this cat straight to the vet for a scraping for ringworm. If it is ringworm it's highly contagious and you would have a mess on your hands treating all your cats. If it's ringworm it's an airborne fungus, so it's very hard to keep

Re: OT: Skin Problem

My understanding, maybe I'm wrong, is that fulvicin is an internal med. you use when topicals don't work? t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear Cherie:While Fulvicin is not horrendously toxic, any kind of chemical we put on our pets can be potentially harmful, especially to young kittens and pups. I had

OT: Felv+ Cat Transport West Frankfort, IL - Herbster, WI - FILLED!!

Hey Everybody!! Good new! Yippee!!! The legs are filled again! Thank you for everybody's help. Instead of a 248 total miles leg for us, we are doing a 648 total miles to get Lovey and Merry. We will be going tomorrow and meeting one of our drivers in Portage, WI. I guess you can tell we want

Re: OT: Felv+ Cat Transport West Frankfort, IL - Herbster, WI - FILLED!!

Hello, Brenda, That is good news. Thanks for the update. Laurie At 10:16 PM 2/20/2005, you wrote: Hey Everybody!! Good new! Yippee!!! The legs are filled again! Thank you for everybody's help. Instead of a 248 total miles leg for us, we are doing a 648 total miles to get Lovey and Merry. We