At 03:46 PM 11/12/2006, you wrote:
I habe had god luck with Baytril, just make sure the dosage is at a safe
level not to causse eye problems. Most vets are aware of this and
careful. Baytril saved Sammy my FIV cat,
Kelly
Baytril does help
with URI's. It is very strong, though, and what gave Lucy
Baytril does help with URI's. It is very strong, though, and what gave Lucy
the original diarrhea that started her IBD, so she can't get it. It works well,
though.
Michelle
In a message dated 11/9/2006 7:59:17 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Does
Baytrill help with a
thanks Michelle, Polyflex is some sort of penicillin, I think. I just know my local vets and even if I go to the D/FW area, vets seem to give an injection of this for infection. It is long acting so can't be given daily, maybe every other day..They do this even before they put them on daily dose
Thanks, Kerry. Lucy does seem a lot better, knock on wood, from the
Immuno-regulin. Eating up a storm, in fact. Knock on wood again.
So sorry to hear Inky had a backslide, but glad he is on the mend.
What is polyflex?
Michelle
In a message dated 11/11/2006 8:18:27 A.M. Eastern Standa
Hi Michelle, I have been out of touch for a week or so again as Inky has been very sick,too..I posted what has happened with him. His kidneys are failing and with the IBD flare up, it has been a mess for him. He is doing better now, but will just have to keep his fluids and diet in check for bot
vitamin C would probably be terrible for her ibd, though. that's the
catch-22.
michelle
In a message dated 11/9/2006 10:27:11 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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I sometimes give my
kitties fluid with V-C (injectable) to flush stuff
out..
it would be for her uri, not for the ibd. the hope would be it would not
vex her ibd.
michelle
In a message dated 11/9/2006 10:46:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Hi
Michelle,I'm relieved to hear Lucy is feeling and eating better. I
did give Gypsy Penicillin i
Hi Michelle,
I'm relieved to hear Lucy is feeling and eating better. I did give
Gypsy Penicillin injections when her IBD was at it's worst. They didn't
seem to help her, but then nothing seemed to help her at the time.
Nina
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I never heard of cats getting straight peni
Oh wow, is your vet convinced that the
IR is helping, or is he trying to blow the results off? Regardless, I'm so happy
she's feeling better, poopie butt is a rough thing to live with for an extended
period (for cat and human).
Phaewryn
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He did attribute it to that. And it happens only sporadically-- once today,
as far as I know.
Thanks, Michelle
In a message dated 11/9/2006 7:59:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Michelle,
It sounds like a good plan, hopefully the only frustration will be in
I never heard of cats getting straight penicillin-- or is that what
amoxicyllin is? Anyway, I read that injectible abx can still cause GI
problems, I guess because they still kill bacteria in the GI tract.
So far, knock on wood, she seems a bit better since getting the I-R shot
today. St
Hoping that Lucy is feeling better again soon...
Best wishes,
Beth
Prayers for Lucy. The only thing I can think of is herpes in her eyes? Are you giving her any vitamins? Vitamin C definitely upsets the stomach and causes diarrhea. take care, t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I know she must seem like a yoyo or rollercoaster at this point, but please say pray
eally interested to see how the IR helps her.
Good that she ate some turkey and groomed herself, those are heartening signs.
Leslie
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: Lucy very sick again
My vet mentioned zithro and said it does not usually cause GI symptoms, butthat she got so sick fro
Well, um, it's very old school, but what
about penicillin INJECTIONS? No GI upset at all... You can do it at home if your
vet will show you how to do it. My dad gave our dogs penicillin shots for
weeks when they had parvo and we couldn't afford treatment when I was a kid
(they both lived too
I sometimes give my kitties fluid with V-C
(injectable) to flush stuff out..
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Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2006
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Subject: Re: Lucy very sick
Poor Lucy, she is in a bad situation.
Can you give her any Vitamin C, or will that kill her IBD?
What about zinc? Anybody know if it's
safe to give cats zinc for URI, like they have human drops of zinc from colds to
go away faster?
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescu
Does Baytrill help with an URI? I hope Lucy starts
feeling better soon.
Cindy Reasoner
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> My vet mentioned zithro and said it does not usually
> cause GI symptoms, but
> that she got so sick from the clavamox that he is
> afraid to try any strong abx
> righ
Thanks, Leslie. Frank blood (bright red blood) on the outside of
stool does happen with IBD when the problem is in the lower part of the
intestines, which is what she has. So occasionally, when she is having a
flare-up, she gets that. Often, like this time, it is the precursor to getting
My vet mentioned zithro and said it does not usually cause GI symptoms, but
that she got so sick from the clavamox that he is afraid to try any strong abx
right now. We gave her .25 ml of Immuno-Regulin today, which is a pretty
low dose but he has never used it before and did not feel comfo
Michelle,
Even tho I haven't been online much these last 2 weeks, I have been
keeping you and Lucy in my prayers. I hope the vet appt can help give
some answers. I'm so sorry it's been such a roller coaster ride for you.
Kat (Mew Jersey)
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I will keep Lucy in my prayers. Gina[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I know she must seem like a yoyo or rollercoaster at this point, but please say prayers for Lucy. She has been extremely lethargic since yesterday and today only ate 1/2 a jar of baby food. She is a bit stuffed up and her nose
Prayers going up for you and Lucy. Let us know what the doctor says.
elilzabeth
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Sent: Wed, 8 Nov 2006 11:48 PM
Subject: Lucy very sick again
I know she must seem like a yoyo or rollercoas
Clavamox doesn't seem like the right thing to go back to. Someone mentioned Zithromax. Is there a atomic bomb type antibiotic? Something that just knocks the crap out of the URI, but quickly? My thought is that any new thing to her system will aggravate the IBD, so if you have to introduc
Some vets don't like to use Zithromax... we have to get it at our pharmacy, but it works great! Well worth a try if nothing else has worked. Clavamox is notorious for upset tummies...
Leslie =^..^=
On 11/9/06, Leslie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Michelle, I'm so sorry to hear this. Deep breat
Michelle, I'm so sorry to hear this. Deep breath. Okay. We know that she had a URI that wasn't treated to completion. And that she has IBD. The appetite, stool, and eye *could* be something else, but there is enough going on here to suspect that it's still the IBD and URI. The danger with no
Michelle,
Sending prayers to you and your Lucy. I hope it isn't
a tumor.
Cindy Reasoner
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> I know she must seem like a yoyo or rollercoaster at
> this point, but please
> say prayers for Lucy. She has been extremely
> lethargic since yesterday and
> today only at
Michelle,
Oh my god...I'm praying that is isn't a
tumor behind her eyes and nasal passage. Please don't let this be happening to
Lucy!
I know there was another person on this list that had the same
thing as my Taz.
This is exactly what happen on my original Taz. The only way to
find ou
Do cats have
sinuses? I don't really know! But if they do, maybe the URI is
affecting her whole face, like a sinus headache. That might account for
the eye pain, or rather, the pain (or maybe just an odd feeling) behind her
eye. Vibes that today's vet visit clears it up!!
From: [EMAIL
Has she been on Lysine? Prayers coming for Lucy... Gloria
On Nov 8, 2006, at 11:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know she must seem like a yoyo or rollercoaster at this point,
but please say prayers for Lucy. She has been extremely lethargic
since yesterday and today only ate 1/2 a jar of
Michelle,
I am not a vet, but I know URI's can affect the way
cats eat. They can't small the food. Also the eye
thing could be related to a URI. My vet has used
zithromax to treat stubborn ones...it seems to work.
May you both be blessed.
Dede
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> I know she must s
She wants you to love her and be with her. Tonight that is all you
can do.
Blessings to you and to her. Roller coasters are so hard. I've
done it and .well, they are so hard.
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