Hi Gloria,
Thanks, I just looked up licorice and it shouldn't be used by
patients with heart problems so I don't think that one will work for
Joey. My vet fully expects to see atleast the beginnings of
cardiomyapathy. He had a bunch of tests at 5 months of age and was
diagnosed in the ver
No, it's not the candy. It's an herb, that you get either dry or as
a liquid extract, like other herbal remedies. Health food stores
have it. Think I ordered it online.
Gloria
I can just see that dribbling all over Gypsy's chin! Is it black
like licorice? Gypsy is such a brat when it come
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I think
Licorice ( herbal liquid from health food store, not candy) can have
a natural cortisone effect...
Yes, it stimulates the production of natural cortisol
from body~~~
Ethan 's vet had him
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Is it
black like licorice?
Yes, it is black, and smells and tastes just like
licorice, no surprise.
It did take Ethan some time to "acquire" a taste for it,
but he was such a little trooper when it
In a message dated 4/26/2005 9:04:05 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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liquid
extract, like other herbal remedies. Health food stores have
it.
I purchased Avena Licorice Extract ~ by HERB
PHARMS @ the mom & pop health food store. Excellent quality, not
expensive, ar
Thanks Hideyo---I will read this. Kerry
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Sorry, here's the link
Thanks for the insight, Nina. I'd be interested to know names of any of
the books that you particularly like/recommend (as recommended by Gypsy
and Zevon's reader). best, Kerry
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Nina,
Carolina seems a liitle better this morning, so I guess I was being a silly mom.
The deworming pill doesn't make much sense to me either. This is a young, freshly minted vet, which may explain it. She couldn't get much in the way of fecal material to test.
Moving to a rural area fro
My cats sometimes will not eat, and they will sleep all day, and sometimes even vomit.
cherieSharon Siders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the swift response, Belinda. It helps to know that other kitties don't feel so great after vaccination either.
Just get a little panicky when either C
Sharon
Hobo the last time got a bump when he got his vaccines. I was
very concerned but it did go down in a week. The vet said to keep
an eye on it.
Another time one of my other cats seemed to be feeling a little
down too dragging around didn't want to eat then the next day she
was fine.
My
I will order and see what it says, Thank you ;-))
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Hi, Have you tried to get the "Meds" compounded? I have mine done and
it makes medicating my cats so easy.
Did you use clinic in house test or has it been sent to a lab? I would
ask them to send it to a lab to make sure when you test her again, may
be?
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T
Ask your vet to call Nina's vet at 805-339-2290, CA (Michelle Rose) and
ask her to send a packet to your vet - all the forms are already
prepared for your vet to prepare for FDA, I understand.
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I assume
this is in Georgia, but I don't know.
The SPOT Society (Stopping Pet Overpopulation
Together) is a great org. located outside Atlanta,
Ga.
They are truely a blessing to the animals in need
Sharon,
I'm so sorry about your mom. I lost my mother in 1998, and I
understand how difficult it is. Big hugs to you and your family.
=^..^= Terri, Salome', Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, and 5
furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth and Alec =^..^=
Furkid Photo
Hi Sharon,
I hope Carolina is feeling better by now. It sounds like she might have had a mild reaction. When they have a dangerous reaction you will know! I'm so sorry to hear about your mother. You have been missed here.
tonyaSharon Siders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
I haven't posted
Thank you all for the information. My friend took the cat to the vet and was told that it is due to stress.
Thanks again!!
HollyNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yep, that's the first thing I think of with blood in urine. As far as blood in poop, my Kimba Cat occasionally has blood in his feces. M
Sharon
I'm coming in late. Just wanted to say I'm very sorry about
your mom. That's really tough.
I'm glad Carolina seems better. It's always so scary when
they seem to be acting differently, and such a huge relief when they bounce
back!
all best wishes, Kerry
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