Hello Catherine,
My cat Mr Gray is about 14 years old. 3 years ago, he was diagnosed with Felv.
He gets regular shots of Felv and today, he's healthier than ever. Try it.
It may lengthen the life of your kitty.
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On Apr 24, 2013, at 12:46 PM, "I-Chun C. C. Chang "
wro
we think about getting another bone marrow aspiration since the FeLV
never been in the blood?
Right now she on interferon 1 week on 1 week off. She off all other drug as
she doing so well. Vet does not want to take her off the interferon ever.
Thank you,
Sharon
Hello Pam,
Yes, they did share everything for 10 years up until a month ago when we
found out that the other one is positive. That is actually the biggest
mystery - the 2 other cats never got infected. The doctor did say that we
should test them again every 6 months.
Sharon
On Fri, Apr 15
ne had FeLV for quite some
time now.
Sharon
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 11:00 AM, Pam Norman wrote:
> I am trying to determine what to do with Poppy both now & when the IFA test
> results come in. I've been reading & reading & from what I can gather, the
> old dictums about NE
effective but I want
to know if any one of you out there tried it on their FeLV cats. Any
response will be appreciated. Thank you.
--
Sharon F Catalan
Carpe Diem!
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m not sure if I mention
in pass emails that Kelsea is on the interferon for 7 days then off for the
next 7 days, she only get 1 cc at night.
Let me know what you decide to do. My thoughts are with you and Eden.
Sharon
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 9:59 AM, wrote:
>
> Many of you have said t
show up in the bone marrow, or
just the blood?
Part of me wants to put her on LTCI now, but the other parts just wants to
wait and see how she does. Like you said this won't continue on forever,
but for now--everyday is a party with her.
Take care,
Sharon
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 2:29 PM,
cats on interferon
do live longer than cats who are not on interferon.
I don't know if this helps, but I thought I would share.
Take care,
Sharon
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 11:44 AM, wrote:
>
> I introduced myself and my little FeLV girl Eden the other day. She'd had a
> cou
wondering what are the chances the FeLV will go into
remission if it is in the bone marrow? Kelsea’s vet tell me that the chances
are very low, but I just need to know if it has happen to anyone out there.
Many Purrr to all,
Kelsea and Sharon ( Kelsea’s Mom
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Thank you,
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waits in the kennel at the vets.
So I just want you to thank you. You've done a wonderful, act of love, by
taking care of Bernie. Which I know he returned you with all the love he
had back to you. My prayers are with you and Bernie.
Take care
Sharon
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I use plain old corn meal around any nest site and around the foundation of my
home.
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apprciated. Theres 1 little black ball of Fuzz thats
lets me get close she already has me by the heartstrings. But the bigger ones
scurry as soon as the patio door opens.
Again Thanx for all the help.
Warm Regards, Sharon
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knowlegable, I thought Fiv
shot was for felv. I am now trying to learn and asking many more questions.
Trix and Tink were found in field not of the same mother, so now I am thinking
Trix might already have been positive.
Warm regards, Sharon
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g and have the time to do it.
Again Thanx so much for your support.
Sharon
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Date: Friday, July 25, 2008, 8:22 AM
Regards Sharon
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I would spay any I could catch and make sure that my own cats wer
be with me until whenever.
I wont tell you what to do but maybe BOOBOO's son was sent to you for a
special reason. The love these special babies bring to my life is immeasurable
and I wouldnt have missed 1 min of the time I had with the Trixter.
Warm Regards, Sharon
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Thanx Sharyl,
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Sharon, there is a Yahoo Feral Cat group that has lots of info
terribly, I am sry about about
Dixie Louise.
The other 3 Micki Kitty 17yrs, Cocoa 5yrs and Tink almost 1 who was also
bitten tested negative but will have to have them retested in 3 months per vets
suggestion.
Again Thanx for the info,
Regards Sharon
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help me help
his cats. I have had to close up my cat door to protect my other 3.
I dont know anything about rounding them up and would hate to catch them just
to be put to death. Any suggestions.
Regards to all, Sharon
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Hi Sherry,
I am so sorry. Blessings for Hennessey
I am new to Felv and just lost my Trixter and am waiting on a retest for my
other 3.
Micki Kitty 18yrs, Cocoa 5 years and my newest addition Tink almost 1. All
rescues.
Sharon
--- On Wed, 7/23/08, Sherry DeHaan <[EMAIL PROTEC
eline
buddies that are experiencing with me the process of "grieving." I need
to spend time with them and they need to spend time with me. I hope you
understand and sometime in the future I might rejoin the group.
Thanks in Advance,
David L. Siders
Husband of the lat
Thanks again. Sharon[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Oh - another thing...if he passes part of the string and it doesn't come out all the way -- don't pull on it. That could do some damage. elizabeth In a message dated 10/22/2006 11:10:50 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL
7;t know why I think that would help, but doing nothing seems wrong. Thanks. Sharon[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I went through this a while back with my Shakiti. He ate about a foot of dental floss. We were lucky in that I saw him just as he did it so I took him to the vet right away. T
We looked everywhere for that string and could not find it. You're right about the nerves. If you remember I lost two kitties to Felv, I can't bear the thought of losing another to something I could have prevented. SharonNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Sharon,You mu
Thanks, Marilyn. It was Da Bird if you are familiar with that. I couldn't believe he would eat that, but he sure did. I'll give him some hairball med. Sharon Marylyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ask your vet about lots of Petlax/Petmalt (hair ball remedy). Mai
erything should work itself out of his system. If anyone out there that has had a similar experience, please let me know of any details; e.g., any other thing for which I should be aware and/or for which I should look!! Please let me know. Sharon Siders
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That enrages me. I don't think I could have refrained from causing that man bodily injury. He deserves it. SharonTerri Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:This is heartbreaking. Terri- Original Message - From: wendy To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Friday, M
That doesn't give me much hope, as Katie is 11 years old, but I can hope for the best. How long are they on the chemo? Was she also treated with interferon for the FeLV? Sharon"Del H. Daniels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Sharon, I am sorry your Katie may hav
, would this
weaken her system more? Can she also get FelV treatment at the same time? I am
very worried about her, she ate today, but sleeps a lot more. Please pray
for her and that she gets the help she needs.
Sharon
want her to get treatment, her vet
didn't recommend anything either!
Sharon
Allie, I'm so sorry you must part with Lola, but you must do what is best for her. Hugs, SharonAllie Deaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Well, I took Lola in to get re-evaluated, regarless of the fact that she has been going downhill fast. The results of the second test and bloodpanel
Tad,
I am so sorry for you; it is so hard to lose a beloved kitty. They are all beloved even if some are not as affectionate, aren't they?
Annie is now with all of the furangels.
SharonTad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sadly I have to report another FeLV+ has passed on today...Annie was
Wendy,
I don't post much anymore, since I lost my last FeLV kitty two years ago. I still care deeply about all of you and your kitties though. Please know that my heart goes out to you for we can all relate to what you are feeling.
Sharonwendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Everyone,I just wan
about grace and dignity; god sends them to teach, I think.
Hugs to you,
Sharon[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
She's gone..Akira crossed over on May 18th at 9:30 amShe fought so hard to stayI fought so hard for her...this is so hard..let me start from the beggining.
I found her M
ime to respond about Andy. I do appreciate it. Barb, Sharon, Yvonne, Terrie, Belinda and anyone else I may have missed- it was good to hear from you again. To the others- it was good to "meet" you for the first time.
I did take him to the vet first thing this morning. Dr. Caldwell was in
s not much that can be done. Franklin did well for six months on chemo, but we knew what he had; he is the cat that I did not feel we did right by. We treated him for as long as the chemo worked but let him go when it stopped. I know how hard it is to let go.
Hugs,
Sharon Jamie Laws <[EMAIL PROT
Kyle,
I am truly sorry for your loss. It is hard to go through that pain. Brissle will always have a piece of your heart.
SharonMelbeach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The day I've been dreading finally came. Last night Brissle left me. It got tothe point where she couldn't move on her own. I tho
Hadn't heard of Laxastat. Thanks.
Sahron[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Patches likes tuna-flavored Laxastat, which is another version of Petromalt.MichelleIn a message dated 5/1/05 9:22:39 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:<< I know that someone here is going to have a great suggestion for hairballs. Ca
Nina,
I'll try mixing it with some baby food. She is a picky eater but might like baby food.
SharonNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Sharon,We just had a discussion about alternative treatments for hairballs. I seem to remember someone mentioning butter... adding olive oil or fl
Hadn't thought of that. I tried smearing it on her mouth and she shook off the stuff.
Sharon[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For those that don't like it I smear it on their front legs. Most cats don't like their feet dirty so this is a way to get them to eat the meds off their fee
Do you mix the pumpkin with canned food?
SharonCherie A Gabbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have tried canned Pumpkin that helps both ends, Iams has a special cat food for hairballs, that seems to work well, try those out.
Cherie
Sharon Siders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I know
I know that someone here is going to have a great suggestion for hairballs. Carolina will not take the standard tube stuff like Petromalt. BP loves it; she hates it. Of course, she is the one with a big shedding problem. In fact, I think her throwing up may be linked to trying to rid herself of
Tad,
I know how much it hurts to lose a kitten; it is almost worse than losing an older cat. When I lost Ernie, I kept thinking how he never had a chance to really live.
Please know that you are in my thoughts.
SharonTad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes...My little feral FeLV+ kitten
. She is not Felv+, last tested over 3 years ago.
She threw up a hairball last night and a bit more bile. She seems okay otherwise.
Thanks for answering.
Sharon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Sharon:Don't panic. This could just be a reaction to something Carolina ate, or it could just
Not a lot. I have removed it so she can't get any more.
Sharon[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 4/28/2005 7:00:16 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
a bit of dried baby's breath
Baby's Breath is a poison to some cats. Very hard for their stomachs
Scary, isn't it? My trust level for both vets and doctors is not very high anymore; I sometimes think the Internet groups know more than they do. At least, we have a wide range of info.
Sharon[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doesn't surprize me that anyone in this group would have a better
Carla,
Gloria suggested something. She might be better than the vet, eh?
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No, I asked the vet about OTC remedies. He couldn't think of any. I forgot about Pepcid; Iused to give that to my CRF kitty.
Thanks, Gloria.
Sharon"Gloria B. Lane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
have you tried plain pepsid ac or zantac (I use about 1/4 tablet)?GloriaAt 08
like every time I take a kitty to the vet, he or she is sicker after. I know this is nuts, but I fear that I will hear some awful prognosis. Am I harming Carolina by not taking her in?
I don't think I'm very rational right now. Things that happened with docs and my mom are clouding m
Thanks so much, Sally. Some vaccination seems necessary, but I agree that it can be overdone. I don't intend to vaccinate again for at least three years, if then. The vet agrees on the three years.
Sharon[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Sharon:My most sincere condolences for the loss of you
Carolina seems to be returning to normal, but she could not jump onto the bathroom counter last night. That is totally out of the ordinary for her; she is the greatest leaper of any cat I've ever had. I'm hoping she is just sore from the shots, even though I don't see why subcutaneous injection w
Kerry,
I appreciate your _expression_ of sympathy.
Somehow, the thought of anything being wrong with Carolina sent me over the edge! I guess I'm hypersensitive right now.
SharonKerry MacKenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sharon
I'm coming in late. Just wanted to say I&#x
Thank you for the condolences. It has been a difficult almost two years.
Carolina is chasing bugs again, so I think that is a good sign.
Sharoncatatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Sharon,
I hope Carolina is feeling better by now. It sounds like she might have had a mild reaction.
Terri,
Thank you for understanding. Losing any of our loved ones is tough.
Hugs are appreciated.
SharonTerri Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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
longer and more comfortably.
Thanks for the info.
SharonNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sharon,A lot of cats feel sick after vaccines, or deworming. Getting them together might easily have her feeling crummy. Add to that the stress of a vet visit and I wouldn't panic to much. I know saying
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 Carolina or BP aren't up to par.
SharonBelinda Sauro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My kitties also feel punky for a day or two after vacc
ted a little bit of foam. Anyone know if she might be reacting badly to the vaccine or deworming pill?
I'm panicking a bit as I lost four cats in 3 years, two from FELV. My hubby thinks that taking cats to the vet makes them get sick and is worried about our pretty girl.
Thanks for any info
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