I'm wondering also if there are cheaper places to
have transfusions done. My internist charged $412. Out of that, $30 was for the
red blood count.
-Kyle
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From:
catatonya
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 5:36
PM
Thanks, Tonya! Me too!
T
- Original Message -
From: catatonya
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 5:38
PM
Subject: Re: OT - lurker back
on-line!
Welcome back, Terri. I like to see us old timers hangin'
around!
tCheri
My poor Roxie has taken a sudden turn for the worse. Last week we took her into my regular vet last week for an upper respiratory infection and he started her on Lysine and antibotics (she has been on interferon since March). On Friday night we noticed her breathing was heavier and more rapid the
I know what you mean - I took my Calla to an emergency vet in 2004
before she died. He did a lot of tests, which I regret as I already
knew what was going on, and he was very negative in his approach,
wanted to euthanize her after all that, nothing helpful as a result
of the $200 tests. I to
Hi. I am so sorry that you had that experience with the emergency vet. I think you should take Roxie to an internist. She could possibly have lymphoma, if she is FeLV+ and having trouble breathing and lethargy (or it could just be pneumonia or something-- my Patches had that). Either has a chance o
Dear Lisa
I know what you mean about emergency vets. I'm sending lots of
healing thoughts for little Roxie, and lots of good wishes for the visit
to your vet tomorrow. (Are you able to take her when they open in the
am?)
I'm so glad you didn't succumb to the pressure. You know your
kitty bes
Dear Kyle
Good to hear Brissle is feeling better!
Just a thought--everything I've read about tuna is that it's
to be avoided by cats except for a rare treat (Anitra Frazier won't even use it
as a treat). I'd dump the Friskies as well, and give them a high quality wet
food like Wellness, Innov
Sending healing positive vibes your way Lisa, I hope with all my heart all goes well.
CherieKerry MacKenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear Lisa
I know what you mean about emergency vets. I'm sending lots of healing thoughts for little Roxie, and lots of good wishes for the visit to your vet to
Lisa,
Emergency vets just suck. I'm glad you held your ground too. I hope when you see your regular vet tomorrow she'll have some good ideas to help Roxy feel better soon.
tonyaKerry MacKenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear Lisa
I know what you mean about emergency vets. I'm sending lots
Dear Kyle:
So sorry to hear that Brissle is crashing again. Please don't beat yourself
up what-iffing. At this point, what she has been eating and whether or not
she got Pet Tinic or some other supplements on a daily basis is a minor
consideration. Once an FeLV+ kitty "crashes" and has develo
Healing prayers coming your way.
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