As far as I know all rendering plants use euthanized pets from
shelters, vets, farms, they use road kill and who knows what else they
DON'T admit to. And as far as I know any pet food that has by-products
in it is processed with rendered product. If the label say's by or even
meat products
Some years ago when Hartz came out with Blockade Flea & Tick killer.
This product was killing cats and dogs right and left. The Wall Street
Journal came out with an article about it on their front page. I made
hundreds of copies. First I went to Albertson's aka Lucky markets and
asked to see the ma
Karolyn--you are one brave and gutsy lady. Thank you! Kerry
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Subject: Re: Hartz product problems. again, petition and info
I'm not very up to date on reading the posts lately
so may easily have missed something ... but most of us have our FIV+ mixed with
our negatives unless the positive is aggressive since it usually takes a deep
bite to pass the disease. FeLV+ is more contagious and not as many are
mixed with
CROSSPOST FREELY!
as we all know, there are a lot of Pet Loss resources available on the
web, and increasingly in local communities.
just wanted to let everyone know specifically that www.pethobbyist.com
has petloss support chats every night of the year, holidays included.
the schedule and more i
Julie - let us know when you get this NutriGest and
if it works ... my Santiago (negative) AKA Mr. Poop, has had the
diarrhea for the month I've had him. Ten days of Flagyl and numerous
doses of Amforol and his butt is no longer a #10 cherry without sphincter
control BUT still having big pr
I agree! You go girl!
tonya"MacKenzie, Kerry N." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Karolyn--you are one brave and gutsy lady. Thank you! Kerry-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED][mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Karolyn LountSent: Monday, March 28, 2005 9:29 AMTo: felvtalk@felineleuke
Thank you for responding. Theoretically, yes, unless there do have a
bite wound by the positive cat, the FIV should not be
transmitted easily to negative cats. I
also read research where they mix positives and negatives where they did not
see apparent fighting or biting, and some % of th
Hi All,
Here is the service for Monday the 28th. I hope all the furkids are
doing well. Take care all ...
I apologise to Felix's Mom, I know you wanted me to add Felix to the
prayer list but I can't find the email so I don't know what his prayers
are for and I don't recall your name.
hideyo, i would be very interested in seeing any info showing
non-aggressive contact passing the FIV virus--that goes against
everything i have read and if there IS such info, it's important that
all of us with positives know! (i tend to suspect it's not current
info, but since things change so qui
I will try to find it - it was an official experimental study done by
someone (whom of course I can't remember)
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Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 5:37 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: O
of course you can't remember! no matter how carefully i try to file
things so i can find them again, it always takes ages! that's part of
the reason i'm beta-testing the new google-email service--you can
search through things much more efficiently. hope you can find it tho,
since i truly hope it's
Hideyo,
I too suspect that it's faulty info. I have a friend that rescues and
has taken in FIV+. As long as they are friendly she mixes them with the
negatives and has never had any others come up + because of it. Most
vets will advise on the side of caution.
I know you have a lot to conside
Hello
Everyone,
My name is Trina and
I was wondering if any of you know about the sanctuary in Santa Barbara that
takes in Felv+ kitties. I would like to contact the owner to find out how
to find a forever home for the two sisters I am fostering.
Thank you so much
for any informatio
on the other paw, nina (that phrase is how you can tell i'm a
libra)--sometimes i think we judge a cat's comfort needs in our
terms rather than in theirs. WE may not want to live in one room, but
for someone who's never known regular shelter, food, care,
warmth--perhaps it IS enough for them. a
MC,
You're absolutely right, it does depend on the cat. Every being is an
individual and I've met my share of loners. I can guarantee you that my
Ursula would much prefer to be an only cat. I was trying to "train" her
out of her surly behavior to some of our other cats, and secluded her in
t
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