Re: Tater Tot and Mandy

Julie,     I have Mandy in my thoughts and prayers, too, now.  I have a LPG cat, too, so know how it is.  My girl has no teeth now and knock on wood, she is doing OK for now.  Poor Mandy.  How they suffer with that awful stuff. Love, Anne and Jimi Too Cool, Simms and Sophie

Re: Mythic's itching and Bones' recovery

I did get them on better food this week, not been enough days yet to tell if it will help or not. he is also on his third dose of probiotics now, so hopefully that will kick in soon. I'm not going to medicate the wrist with anything for now. I really think it may be OK, and he is just a big

Re: Mythic's itching and Bones' recovery

Changing Kitty's diet stopped an extremely nasty diarrhea.  She had major food allergies (still not sure what to).  She is on EVO now.  Apple Pectin ( a pinch or so) in her food helped some before we figured out the food allergy thing.  Specialists thought she had cancer of the pancreas and

Re: Mythic's itching and Bones' recovery

Now Big Guy has a limp. I think he just sprained his wrist, I'm taking the wait and see approach. If it turns into an abscess... back to the vet I go! :) (he still has nasty diarrhea too)   Mythic is doing GREAT, today I peeled about 3/4 of his old nasty scabby patches off (some are not quite

Re: Bandy's temp

Kerry,   I hope the specialist has some answers to help Bandy.  I'm sorry I haven't written, but I've been moving.  I check for your updates though, and am hoping Bandy gets past this.   tKerry Roach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi everyone, I took Bandy in to the vet today and he had 106.2 temp aga

Re: Mythic's itching and Bones' recovery

Thoughts and prayers coming your way Jenn.  When it rains it pours..  I'm sorry you're going through all of this right now.  I hope everyone is feeling better soon and I wish for money to grow on trees for you!   t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mythic is MUCH better tonight, he is sitting in my l

Re: CLS: Winky is gone

How sad for poor Winky.   At least Winky was able to have comfort and love before he died.  :(   tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Can you please add Winky to the CLS for this week? Winky was one of the FELV+ cats rescued from Angel Wings and placed with Tad and Marie in Vermont. Marie found him de

Re: Tater Tot and Mandy

Thanks for the info on Transfer Factor Stress! I'll try that too - maybe it'll help my guy Lancelot with bad allergies. Gloria At 02:12 PM 8/18/2005, you wrote: Julie, I'd go with the TF Stress formula, my guys seem to like the taste of that the best, (rather than the Feline Maintenance) and

Re: Tater Tot and Mandy

Julie, I'd go with the TF Stress formula, my guys seem to like the taste of that the best, (rather than the Feline Maintenance) and it's got those wonderful electrolytes included. I don't add the full amount recommended to an individual portion of their food. It's enough TF to gag me! I ad

Re: Tater Tot and Mandy

Hey, Nina!  I don't know what's going on with my household, but I'm starting to feel cursed!  Might have to invite the Priest next door (for real, can you stand it?) over with the chapter on Exorcism   I'm so glad you mentioned Transfer Factor.  I was thinking about it yesterday and I'm so ment

Re: Tater Tot and Mandy

Julie, Oh man, what is it with your household? It's one thing after another. Why is it that the kindest people seem to have way more of their share of grief? I am so sorry to hear that indications are pointing toward FIP for Tator Tot. He seems to be doing so well though. Enjoy every mome

Re: stress

Terri, That's good news about someone taking in the Felv kittens, (we've talked many times on the list about how special these little souls are). Anything that lessens your load right now is a good thing. FIP is just horrendous. I've never had to deal with it, (quick say a prayer), but from

Re: Tater Tot and Mandy

Thanks! Learn something new every day! Gloria At 10:19 AM 8/18/2005, you wrote: Hi Gloria! It's lymphocytic plasmacytic gingivitis; it's the full name of the evil stomatitis (what a lazy girl; just typing abbreviations!). Julie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Julie, lots of good wishes for T

Re: Tater Tot and Mandy

Hi Gloria!   It's lymphocytic plasmacytic gingivitis; it's the full name of the evil stomatitis (what a lazy girl; just typing abbreviations!).   Julie  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Julie, lots of good wishes for Tater and for his cousin Mandy! What's LPG?GloriaAt 09:14 AM 8/18/2005, you wrote:>Hi

Re: Tater Tot and Mandy

Poor tater and mandy! Hopefully mandy's mouth issues clear up quickly, it DOES sound painful, poor little thing! Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html Adopt a FIV+ cat: http://jenn.rescuegroup.org/FELV/FIV/Adopt a FELV+ cat:http://ucat.us/FELVadopt.html~~

Dallas, TX - [FeLVPositiveCats] Fwd: [CatTransport] Feline Leukemia Positive Cat for adoption

I didn't see a location at first, but see this is Dallas and put it in the header. At 10:38 PM 6/23/2005, you wrote: Crossposting--Please contact Lauie at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks. lboliver_fhtm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: "lboliver_fhtm" <

Re: Tater Tot and Mandy

Hey Julie, lots of good wishes for Tater and for his cousin Mandy! What's LPG? Gloria At 09:14 AM 8/18/2005, you wrote: Hi Everyone, Tater's belly is big again. We consulted two internists and both feel that a CAT scan would not be helpful (apparently you need some idea of the area you're

Re: stress

Terri, I am hoping for the best for your Hubby! (and cats too)   I really DO believe though, what doesn't kill you really does make you stronger! I'm sure you will be a stronger person after it's all said and done, everything that is sent to us teaches us a valuable lesson in life. Jennhttp:

Re: Pos kittens - swollen belly

Terri, I'm so sorry about your kitties -how lucky they were and are to have you, but how hard to deal with the loss. . Thinking of you and your hubby, and sending love and prayers. Gloria At 07:36 PM 8/17/2005, you wrote: Today, I had another 4 month old kitten with FIP he (Cosmo) i called hi

Tater Tot and Mandy

Hi Everyone,   Tater's belly is big again.  We consulted two internists and both feel that a CAT scan would not be helpful (apparently you need some idea of the area you're trying to zero in on) and we have another split decision on doing an exploratory.  Wendy did some more research on VIN and the

Re: stress + hubby

How scary re your hubby.  Prayers that today will bring a diagnosis ... and easy treatment.   Hugs, Del - Original Message - From: Terri Durham-Stone To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 7:44 AM Subject: Re: stress Hi - thank you al

Re: stress

Hi Terri,   Sending you all big hugs and keeping you in my thoughts.  Sounds like you're having one hell of a time.  Hope things settle down soon.   JulieTerri Durham-Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi - thank you all for your warm thoughts prayersI am holding up ok. All my furr babies keep me

Re: stress

Terri,   I hope everything gets better soon for you. I agree with you about FIP, it is just a horrible disease.   JoanTerri Durham-Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi - thank you all for your warm thoughts prayersI am holding up ok. All my furr babies keep me going.Looks like my other 4 FeLV +

Re: stress

Hi - thank you all for your warm thoughts prayers I am holding up ok. All my furr babies keep me going. Looks like my other 4 FeLV + kittens will be heading to Chicago to be in a real home until re-testing then if neg will be adopted out. A friend is setting up transportation. They are just s