Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 12:46:58 EST From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
URGENT FELV+ 72 hours will be put downWe have 4 FELV+
cats that we are unable to take. The owner has agreed to give us 72 hours to
find them a home and then they will be taken and put to sleep. They
are beautiful frien
nina i am living vicariously through your adventures wih star.!! hehehehe weirdly enuf i reckon it is because i am preparing for a *star* of my own, at some point! with flava it was a second recovery..the nasty dogs down the road had grabbed her by the head and were flinging
Hideyo,
Don't be sorry about your English or for that matter your Japanese.
"I can't speak or understand either"
I lived in TX for over 20 years.
Guess this is what I have been doing...LOL
Didn't learn anything except words that most people know that's
YAY!!!
I'm so glad to hear about RubyE
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Hi
Thank you for the response..papoose is doing very well, very active and
aleart. He came home with a cold and diarreha but that cleared up in a
matter of days and the vet says he looks really good. He is 4 months old
and 6 lbs! I look forward to the manual. We try to keep his life as stre
I completely understand - I think most of us are that way,, every time
when I saw a baby kitten throwing up, I thought "oh my gosh,, s/he has a
feline distemper, and every time, my young kitty get a real high fever,
oh my gosh, s/he has FIP.. a good thing, I am not a vet ---I know you
will never fo
Hmmm - I felt like that after living on the east coast for 10 years -
sounded half southern and half New Jersey. Said "you all" one
minute, and "you guys" the next.
Gloria
On Jan 26, 2006, at 3:31 PM, Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Thanks Kerry – but actually my Japanese is pretty screwed up, to
Hi all,
I thought of you all since most of you have connections on the east coast.
I have the pics if you would like to see these pretty kitties.
Do cross post...please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
if you can help.
Thanks!
Please cross post. Can anyone help this woman with finding a new home fo
Good ideas, Nina. Will I have the energy to implement them? That remains to
be seen.
I might go buy a tray and try that, though, since that seems like the most
promising idea. Maybe I will carry her bowl up to her on it with a vase with a
flower in it, so she can feel like a real princess.
Thank you for all your kind words, Nina,
Kerry, Michelle, and Wendy – I am now blushing –
I know lots of times, what I say does not
make sense and you might be thinking what the heck is she trying to say --- but
you guys have been very nice to me, so I really enjoy knowing all of you..
Hideyo,
I always enjoy the way you communicate! The reason the "tap on her
shoulder", instead of "pat on the back" made me smile, is because, why
shouldn't the _expression_ be "pat on the shoulder"? They mean the same
thing, a congratulatory type of touching, like a little mini-hug.
You're m
Here is a good list
http://www.catinfo.org/commercialcannedfoods.htm
Most importantly, the catinfo.org website explains WHY
it's a good list. Dr. Pierson did such a good job
putting all of this together and when I asked her for
permission to post to our website she said Yes,
whatever you can do
It controls both oxilate and struvite crystals.wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks Barb--- Barb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:> The canned s/o is from Royal Canin, a branch of> Waltham (who also recently acquired IVD). It is a> pH normalizing food.> > wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: Hey gu
Agreed. Hideyo's English is very very good--I should have added that.
Better than many who were actually raised here or in UK.
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Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 3:45 PM
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Su
I think your English is really good Hideyo...this is
coming from an ex-English teacher.
:)
Wendy
--- Hideyo Yamamoto
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Kerry - but actually my Japanese is pretty
> screwed up, too - I
> haven't spoken for a long time and can't remember
> words sometimes.. so I
>
Michelle,
I know what you mean about Spanish. I asked my
husband's uncle last fall while they were visiting
:"Comaste a su hermana's?" LOL. I meant to ask if he
had eaten AT his sister's house. You should have seen
his face...
:)
Wendy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Not stupid at all. K
Thanks for the info. Michelle. Here is a link to the
website I was looking at with Felidae on it:
http://www.thecatconnection.com/page/TCC/CTGY/FOD-WET
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Of those, I have only tried Felidae (chicken and
> rice flavor), Wellness (all
> kinds), and Innova. The cats
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Join
the club--I hear you!
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3:32 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: RE: FW: My
little brave RubyE's adventure -
Thanks Kerry – but
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Thanks Kerry – but actually my
Japanese is pretty screwed up, too – I haven’t spoken for a long
time and can’t remember words sometimes.. so I am sort of rootless –
I don’t quite belong in the US
and don’t quite fit in Japan
either. J
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>>>Yes, I meant pat on the back – I
said something really stupid again, Michelle (tap on her shoulder )<<
Let me tell you, Hideyo, your English is sure
better than my Japanese. (And I'm sure that goes for most of us on the
list!)
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Not stupid at all. Kind of cute actually. English has so many bizarre
idioms that I do not know how anyone who did not grow up speaking it can ever
figure them all out.
By the way, I used to speak Spanish at work and while I was
very proficient and could communicate anything I needed to
Of those, I have only tried Felidae (chicken and rice flavor), Wellness
(all kinds), and Innova. The cats would only eat Innova every once in a
while, so even though I liked the ingredients best they do not get it very often
(Ginger is the only one on normal food right now anyway, and she is
I'm so happy for you, Hideyo - good for RubeE! Gloria
On Jan 26, 2006, at 2:41 PM, Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Hi, everyone, thank you for all the support for my baby RubyE - I
took her to the vet this morning.
My AC, Jasmine talked to RubyE a night before on my behalf, and try
to explain to h
I hope wobbly came from general weakness
as she walks normally most of the time, just when she tries to get up, she
wobbled.
I would try some raw meat to see if she
likes it…
Yes, I meant pat on the back – I said
something really stupid again, Michelle (tap on her shoulder )
The post below is for everyone...I put Janine's name
because she seems especially knowledgeable on kitty
nutrition and I wanted her to see it for sure.
--- wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I have been pondering the food posts quite a bit
> lately, mainly the info. on raw diet (
Thank you, Nina --- I appreciated your
instruction --- it helped so much to stay calm. Yeah, if it continues to
be red, and prevent her from eating, I would consider other things like a small
amount of interferon --- I have some pet guard wet food, but I went to buy some
A/D as I think she
Y for RudyE, I hope her gums start feeling better soon. It
definately can make her not want to eat. When Bailey's gums were red
and inflamed he didn't eat good either. Clindamycine cleared his mouth
up this last time.
--
Belinda
Happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties
Hideyo-
I'm happy that Ruby E is home and happy and eating
well. Who knew she would just allow you to catch
her!? Congratulations on a successful afternoon with
Ruby E!
:)
Wendy
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Well
done, Hideyo, well done RubyE!
Praying the little sweetheart just gets better and
better.
hugs
Kerry
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Hooray! I'm so pleased and proud that she did so well! Isn't it
amazing? The same thing happened with Star and his visit to the vet.
I'm a little concerned that the vet wasn't able to tell you exactly
what is going on with her. If there is continuing inflammation, why is
it present? What'
I think you meant pat on the back,and yes she does deserve one. If it
is IBD or inflammation, Nina and I both found that raw turkey diet helps.
Does she have loose stools? I am not sure why that would make her wobbly
though.
Anyway, you must feel somewhat relieved. Good jon, Hideyo!
M
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Wendy, I am exactly the same way. Thank God you did NOT take Stretch
for further testing, as I probably would have given my own paranoias-- besides
the money, it would have put her through a lot of unnecessary stress while she
was already sick. I don't think you are silly at all for having
I think horses have some kind of a stomach thing - they can't burp
isn't it? Consequently they can get in deep doo-doo so to speak,
stomach-wise if they eat the wrong thing .
Gloria
On Jan 25, 2006, at 7:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it is mostly common in large dogs, not small
Yo there LJ - well, it should say on the bottle - like 1tsp=2 grams,
or whatever the measure is. Then you do that business of dividing by
4 (or whatever). Ha, I know this isn't great but hopefully a little
helpful!
I love this list too...
Gloria
On Jan 25, 2006, at 6:09 PM, l.j. crabtr
Hi, everyone, thank you for all the support for my baby
RubyE - I took her to the vet this morning.
My AC, Jasmine talked to RubyE a night before on my
behalf, and try to explain to her that what's going to happen to her this
morning. She was so scared of the idea of going to the vet, and Ja
Jen,
How are you doing?
:)
Wendy
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Thanks Barb
--- Barb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The canned s/o is from Royal Canin, a branch of
> Waltham (who also recently acquired IVD). It is a
> pH normalizing food.
>
> wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hey guys,
>
> Who makes the canned S/O that some of you use with
> your ki
urine pH to be specific:)Barb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:The canned s/o is from Royal Canin, a branch of Waltham (who also recently acquired IVD). It is a pH normalizing food.wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hey guys,Who makes the canned S/O that some of you use withyour kitties and
The canned s/o is from Royal Canin, a branch of Waltham (who also recently acquired IVD). It is a pH normalizing food.wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hey guys,Who makes the canned S/O that some of you use withyour kitties and what ailment exactly is it used for?Thanks,Wendy--- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey guys,
Who makes the canned S/O that some of you use with
your kitties and what ailment exactly is it used for?
Thanks,
Wendy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Janine,
>I had just received Feline Futures raw food
> supplement mix in the mail
> when you sent that email, and started transit
Also, I have Jake on Science Diet i/d for diaherra, are there any other types of food that I could switch to that are i/d? I think he is getting sick of the same flavor!
On 1/26/06, wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey guys,I have been pondering the food posts quite a bitlately, mainly the info. o
Man, you're making me want to go home right now and
pack up to head for CALIFORNIA!!! lol. They would
probably kick me out though since all Texans are so
conservative. hehe. It is too hot here for most
animals in the summer, so we have to take extra
precaution that they don't overheat (plenty o
Hey guys,
I have been pondering the food posts quite a bit
lately, mainly the info. on raw diet (which I don't
have time for until tax season is over-p/t job) and
canned (wet) diet. My kitties have been eating mainly
dry food since I've had them. I'm looking at several
websites that have several
Hi Wendy,
The climate is one huge plus about where I live. It is near the beach
and is comfortable, no air conditioning needed! It can get chilly at
night during the winter months, upper 40s, lower 50s, so we do use the
heater. We're about 20 minutes from the Conejo grade, (small mountain
p
Hey Hideyo,
Well, so far, since Stretch had the course of Baytril,
she has been fine. No problems at all, thank God!,
and I have been watching her closely. I actually feel
a little silly now because I feel I overreacted to
Stretch's symptoms. They were scary though. I guess
once a person has b
Nina,
I think the days when my life wasn't so hectic and
stressful were back in grade school! lol. It's been
a roller coaster ever since I turned 12!
;)
Wendy
--- Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wouldn't second guess whether Lyprinol had
> anything to do with her
> vomiting either. It's
Hey Nina,
Isn't Southern California by the ocean? Do you guys
have humidity there? To me, Dallas isn't humid at
all, especially compared to Houston and Florida. Now
there's some humidity!!! When I first moved to
Houston, it took me awhile to get used to sweating the
instant I walked outside ou
Wow Kerry-you do drive far! It's good to know this
clinic is there. Do you know where the office in
Mesquite is located? Mesquite is so much closer to me
than Plano, since I'm east of Dallas. Is the office
in Mesquite called the Animal Diagnostic Clinis?
Thanks for the info!
:)
Wendy
--- Kerr
The company that makes it calls it a "high fiber recovery diet formulated to meet the nutritional need of a convalesing cat." We use as a nutritional supplement for sick cats - or kittens with lots of diarrhea -- and have maintained really sick cats for a period of time on a combination of syring
I was a bit afraid to open your post. I thought the subject line meant
that you had sick kitties at your house. I'm relieved to see that isn't
the case!
Nina
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So many kitties sick again - my thoughts are going out to you all.
Michelle, Minstrel, Buddy, & Angel Bramb
What can I say Michelle? I have nothing but empathy for you and your
"problem" children. But the fact that I'm operating on about 3 hours
of interrupted sleep a night, (see Starman escapades), makes me very
grateful that I'm not alone in my insane lifestyle. We take being
"owned" by cats to
Thanks, Nina. But of course she threw up the turkey that she ate so
voraciously last night, so back to the drawing board! I gave her turkey
baby food this morning and am waiting to see how she does on it. The pred
makes her voracious, and she thinks it is very mean of me to give it to her
So many kitties sick again - my thoughts are going out to you all.
Michelle, Minstrel, Buddy, & Angel Bramble
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