Oh Sherry, I'm so sorry - sounds like a wonderful kitty. I'm sorry
for your loss of this sweet goofy boy.
Gloria
On Apr 16, 2006, at 8:51 PM, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
I am so sad to say that Chaucer has left us today, but he is no
longer sick.He was a goofy kitty when he was not sick,he liked
I'm sorry he's gone, Sherry, but glad he had a chance to know love.BeccaSherry DeHaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I am so sad to say that Chaucer has left us today, but he is no longer sick.He was a goofy kitty when he was not sick,he liked to play in your hair. I am so happy that I had the chance t
I'm very sorry to hear this. Thank you, Sherry, for looking out for
him. I'm glad you got to enjoy him when he was well, and that you
showed him love before his passing.
Lance
I am so sad to say that Chaucer has left us today, but he is no longer sick.He was a goofy kitty when he was not sick,he liked to play in your hair. I am so happy that I had the chance to show him love before he left. Sherry
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I would think that any cat that collapsed after a blood draw would immediately
get a
transfusion as a matter of course. Perhaps I missed something coming in late to
this
topic though
I have a huge 18 pound cat now, I'm seriously thinking of putting him on the
emergency cat blood donor list f
Hi. With a hematocrit of 9.6, if you want the chance to treat her I think
you need to get her a transfusion. That value is very low, and if it goes lower
she will not make it. A transfusion can buy you days or weeks to get other
treatments going.
Tell your vet that several of the cats on
Chelsea got her first ImmunoRegulin shot yesterday. She also had blood
drawn, after which she collapsed but later revived. She is still eating but
is very weak. Below are the results of her bloodwork, it doesn't look good
at all at this point. I'm giving her pet tinic, oral interferon and a
Amy where are they located?
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Hi Amy,
I sent you some info for hopeful placement ideas for the felv+ cats of dead
owner. if you dont' receive it, let me know. or at least i hope i sent it
correctly...
barbara Lowe
From: Amy Wilkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: 2 FeLV+ Kittens Need Home - Please Read
To: felvtalk@felineleuk
Thanks guys, for the WB!
My kitties are all doing well (I did have 6 housecats when I left,
right? Miranda, Doobie, Tigger, Mythic, Bones, and Pinky?, plus one feralish guy
I couldn't adopt out, Little Guy?). Things have changed since I left last time
though! I'm now the happy caretaker of
Good to see you Jenn! t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi everyone! Just dropping in to say hi and check out the goings-on lately. I find myself lately sitting at my computer wondering why I'm sitting there, cause there's no email or anything really to do. SO, I know going back on mail on this g
Absolutely - that test has many more false positives than negatives,
as I understand. Retest with an Elisa, somewhere else. Then if
that's positive, do the out-of-office IFA. Different vet's a great
idea... Gloria
On Apr 15, 2006, at 7:02 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
Dear Lori: I mostly lurk with very little time to respond to the e-mails. I belong to many groups but do not have much time to keep up with them all. I had to respond to your e-mail regarding your final life chapter with Stray. My heart goes out to you and poor Stray! I am so sorry that bot
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