I think the only way to get a 'true' test on felv kittens is to test them asap
and then wait at least 60 days (preferably 90). Keep them totally away from
other cats, and then retest. This is so hard to do that I don't think anyone
can judge a cat at any age as positive or negative from one te
Thanks Wendy,
I 'think' we are getting a medication routine going. It's hard to tell if
he's eating because he won't eat in front of me. But he feels like he's
gaining weight. He's still interested in treats. We're retesting in a couple
of weeks, and unless things look good I'm going t
Hey Tonya,
Glad you guys are getting some type of routine down. It's funny how hard that
can be sometimes, especially with all that you also have going on personally.
Keep us posted on Shaft. I hope when he goes for his testing his numbers are
in the normal range, and not still hyperT or hypo
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My TNR friend has picked up a male cat and took him to the vet and found him to
be leuk pos. She had a home lined up and of course she backed out when she
found out he was leuk pos. The vet is holding him a few hours
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Another contact phone number is 803-794-5686.
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um, why would someone back down because he was positive?
is he in good condition? does he seem to have been a stray for a long time,
or does it appear he might have recently joined the outside world? if its
the latter, he quite possibly is testing positive to recent EXPOSURE, and
will clear the vi
Hi
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From: Sally Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2008 1:17:54 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Cat needs home in SC
Hello everyone -
Today I got doxycycline from the vet. It came in 50mg capsules which I
have
to open up and divide in two. I mix half with water and give it to
Buzzy in a
syringe. Half a capsule every 12 hours. Tomorrow he goes for some kind
of
protein test and
Yes, non-regenerative is the bad kind of anemia. Regenerative means that his
red blood cells still have the capability to regenerate, which is what he needs
to survive. I would put my money on the doxy. So happy to hear that he's got
his meds and has the better of the two types of anemia. Pl
Try some liver. I gave it to a wonderful dog who was anemic and it
helped. There are some vitamins (Pet Tinic comes to mind) that has
iron in it too.
Just ideas but sometimes we have to try whatever gives us any hope.
Dixie developed anemia very quickly. It was regenerative but the
su
I'm glad to hear Buzz is eating Sue and getting his medication. I truly hope
things take a turn for the better with him and he gets to spend a longer time
with you. But if it isn't meant to be, you and he just keep on enjoying that
fresh air out on the deck and every minute you have together.
Sue, some fresh air on the deck sounds like good medicine to me. Glad it is
regenerative and you got the doxy. Usually when a kitty isn't feeling well
several small meals per day are better. You might try crushing up a folic acid
tablet and adding it to his food with the vitamins. My FeLV+ k
It is so good to hear from you Sue. I've been hoping to see good
news about Buzz.
I'm praying that he can make a full recovery and that you can figure
out a diet and
supplement routine that will keep him stable.
We're pulling for you. Please keep us posted.
Jane
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