many from it's benefits, but isn't
that the way it is in the human world as well? I'm hoping the costs
will come down, maybe when it's finally approved.
Nina
Susan Loesch wrote:
You know, I tend to wish that, too. Gloria and I are part of the same
rescue group and we both are really
is in
desperate need.
Nina
Susan Loesch wrote:
You're right, it is the same way. I hope our vet will go ahead with
the paperwork - and maybe we can find a way to come up with some
$$.I sometimes wonder if it would be better to take in fewer
animals and be able to concentrate more time
://www.animaltalker.com/
Good luck, hope he shows up soon,
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Nina, may I have a phone
number of the animal spiritual person
you mentioned to me about before? There is a boy kitty who has been
missing
since last Saturday he is a stray kitty, and has been injured me
tastes just vile. I just spent $86 bucks on some the other day, and the
reaction from my girls was so bad, (even with adding banana flavor to
cut the bitterness), I'm back to the pills.
I'm pulling for you and Brissle,
Nina
Melbeach wrote:
Thanks Michelle! Something told me you'd straighten me out
for Gypsy. Good luck with Kurt, I hope he makes a quick recovery.
Nina
maca cats wrote:
thank for all the advice and good thoughts. latest news are it was not
diabetes, but IBD. This I feel I can handle a little better, and even
though the crisis is not finished, I see more light at the end
). I so hope Barbara decides to keep
him. I can just imagine the tendrils of understanding spreading to
everyone, one owner and one vet at a time. It's just inspiring.
I didn't expect to be posting so soon, but I just had to tell you how
much you guys mean to me.
Nina
to suggest, my brain is really fried right now,
but I just wanted you to be aware of this.
Nina
Barbara Baass wrote:
*Brenda,*
*I am amazed that your kittty is still around and that non of the
others came up positive. I know now through all the messages that I
have been receiving that I can not have
with all my heart
that you get them very soon.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike--
I've only caught bits and pieces of this thread...but judging by the symptoms
that you've listed, it sounds like your little guy has lymphoma (FeLV+ cats are
notoriously prone to cancer)...and seeing that it's
be loved.
Nina
Michael Cameron wrote:
It seems stitches condition is continuing to degrade.
he has lost all appetite and and i didn't see him
drinking any water. I have tried a few different dry
foods, to include the treats he loves so much, but to
no avail. his breathing seems to be stable
Unbelievable. What universe is this? I think I better get my head out
of the sand. I didn't even know these people existed. How can there be
6,830 of them?
BONNIE J KALMBACH wrote:
The bad news is that the advisory vote on the resolution to make cats
an unprotected species won, but the
to
take them, at least temporarily to buy them some time in finding homes?
Have the local TV/Newspapers been notified of this story? People always
seem to come out of the woodwork when it hits the news.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That may be a possibility. I just used mapquest.com and chose
on him/her until he gets everything processed.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Michelle,
I am so glad that you are on line -
I am on the way to the vet to ask her to write me a VO request letter
for me - I wanted to make sure that I know the process correctly -
The vet will write a letter
benefit from it before a vet would write a
prescription for it.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Do you know if VO has been approved in Japan? I think it was originally
developed in Japan as a research treatment for FIP -
If so, I am wondering if I can have my family send it to me-
-Original
Michael,
What's the word on Stitches? I've been thinking of you guys and sending
healing thoughts his way. Have you been to see him?
Nina
Michael Cameron wrote:
I took stitch to the cats only vet here in Columbus
for one last shot. I have been giving him water with
vitamins for the past 2 days
something concrete to treat.
Thanks for the good will Kerry,
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Message
Dear Nina
I only just read your complete email (the
part to Michelle). I want you to know I'm sending many good, healing
thoughts your way for Gypsy and Jazz, and Zevontoo.
It's clear
a reprieve from responsibility! Just give me some sedating
meds, a window with a view of trees and squirrels and I could sit
happily babbling!
Nina
catatonya wrote:
Nina,
A big DITTO from me. Take some time for yourself. Someone just
sent me a link to flower essences for when you are stressed out
breast and liver was the only thing that had any effect on her
symptoms, the change was slight, but it did get better. When I began
adding the Instincts TC (pre-packaged ingredients to add to muscle meat
to make it nutritionally complete), she was back to square one.
Nina
catatonya wrote:
Patti
Michelle,
I did speak to Hideyo and gave her my vet's phone number. I'm so glad
to hear Pepsi is hanging in there.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hideyo,
sorry I just got this email now. Did you get the packet from Nina's
vet? I don't think my vet used it, but it is the easiest way to go.
Your
, but
PLEASE, this sort of "support" does not help. I'm very fortunate to
have the husband that I do, actually I'm very smart to have picked so
wisely, (not without experiencing some real humdingers for comparison!)
Please let us know how Puss acclimates,
Nina
catatonya wrote:
Hi a
I'll have to read it later, just about anything gets me crying these
days! Thanks for the warning!
Nina
catatonya wrote:
Jul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: "Jul" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 04:27:39 -
Subject: [kittycityrescue] Fwd
I'm glad DD is home safe and sound. You're such a good mom. Shouldn't
the Benadryl help either way? I have a client with a Lab with
allergies that takes Benadryl, she says it mellows him out, (and if
you'd met this dog, you'd know what a feat that is!).
Nina
catatonya wrote:
DD came
sources of information and support. God
bless your little family. Keep us posted on how you guys are doing.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If he is having trouble breathing and
he is FeLV+ chances are he has mediastinal lymphoma, which is a type of
cancer, or severe anemia. There are things you can do
it doesn't, but I have the words and the animals
don't. I just don't feel like I have a choice, I have to try.
Nina
Melbeach wrote:
Jenn,
I thought about that after the last transfusion. My vet mentioned that
they had a cat on hand for doing transfusions. What an awful fate!
Spending your life
. Does Roxie have any other symptoms associated with
FelV? Does she have the tell-tale gingivitis that so many of our
angels get? How old is she? Many blessing to you and your Roxie and
thank you for the good news.
Nina
Lisa Roberts wrote:
Well, good news. Roxie seems to be much better. She had
for those angels!
Nina
Lisa Roberts wrote:
Hi Nina,
Thanks so much for your reply. We found out that Roxie was
positive back in January. She wasn't sick, but her brother Ollie had
been very sick (diarreha, vomiting, very lethargic) and our vet tested
him and he was positive. So, of course we
in tune with me and I
was a total wreck.
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Dear all
I guess I'm trying to educate myself today--does anyone know why a vet
would choose to prescribe one over the other--I've been prescribed Doxi
and Clavamox at different times by different vets for the same
problem--URIs
by the lady that read Gypsy and Zevon for me. I'll let you
know if I have any breakthroughs!
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Thanks Nina.
I never realized that antibiotics could be given longterm. It's
wonderful that it's having such a positive effect on Grace. Yes, I'm
sure you're right
Thanks Hideyo, I'll take a look.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Sorry, here's the link
http://www.newsagepress.com/petsatrisk.html
-Original Message-
From: Hideyo Yamamoto
Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 3:19 PM
To: 'felvtalk@felineleukemia.org'
Subject: RE: possible treatment for FeLV?
Hi, I
will
understand?
P.S. Why would your vet think that vomiting undigested food warrants a
precautionary deworming? Next time I'd have a fecal test done to check
for parasites. Vomiting could indicate all sorts of things, I don't
think I've ever heard it being indicative of worms though.
Nina
to the list.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can buy the oral feeding syringes online here:
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=3393Ntt=oral%20syringeNtk=AllNtx=mode+matchallpartialNp=1N=0Nty=1
A good thing to keep on hand, for sure!
Jenn
take her place in your heart and you won't let Sugar push her from
your lap again. Let us know what happens.
Nina
tamara stickler wrote:
Its amazing how sensitive they can be. She may be keeping Sugar from
using the box, because Sugar kept her from your lap. (They are more
complicated
I've begun to put Grace's Dox in a small gel cap, (even the smallest gel
cap I could find is too big, I trim it with a scissors first), then
cover it with a drop of salmon oil to make sure it's slippery. So far,
it seems to be working.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doxicycline definitely
Hey Kerry,
I got the gel caps from Whole Foods. The first time I went to buy them
they didn't have any small ones, so I re-used the ones from my Co-Q10.
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Thanks Michelle and Nina--can I ask where you buy the gel caps? Kerry
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
they are getting
a balanced diet when feeding baby food.
Nina
The other thought is just to get her on one diet and stick with
it but
syringe feed her. I usually use Wellness plain chicken for my syringe
feeding
although I am not sure how Wellness will do with her diarrhea. About
5% of cats
with diarrhea do
Thanks Michelle for that ray of hope. I'm trying not to panic. Before
my animals started getting sick, I was so calm in crisis conditions.
That's all shot to h**l now.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nina,
I think it could be a sign of something serious, but I also seem to
remember someone
I forgot to mention that my vet also said that this is not unheard of
with FelV kitties.
Nina
is not for sissies.
Nina
Barb Moermond wrote:
Tad, I am so sorry - the loss of a youngster can hit very hard. My
stepdad rescued a kitten he saw thrown from a truck, it's sibling
didn't make the landing, and she died less than a week later - tiny
little thing, just barely a handful - from
Thanks Joan, that's good to hear. My internist is going to try to
squeeze me in this weekend, but thanks to you guys I'm not quite so
nervous anymore.
Joan Doljan wrote:
Nina,
I had a cat that had the same symptoms. I paid a lot of money
for a number of tests and all turned out OK
something they're interested in.
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
I have had Cleo since Nov 04 and no she never did this before,
but she came from my moms house. The last new addition was at the end
of March so I do not think it is that, but since then all has been ok,
she is sleeping in my chair right now
Thanks Tamara for all the personal experience about this. The reason I
started to panic, was because Grace's littermate, Molly, (the 2nd in
the litter to pass), had a tumor behind one of her eyes. A concussion
had not occurred to me, but the way she's been acting lately, it could
be.
Nina
d, staring intently at the smooth cover and doing her
grumble-under-her-breath vocalization, then she'll look at me, then
back at the covers. She'll keep it up until I get on my hands and
knees and stick my hand under the covers, and the game is on!
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Message
Ye
, informative and supportive. I
think we should all get together, pool our money and buy a huge piece
of property and start a commune, (with really high walls!).
Much love to all of you,
Nina
Jada is in the running! I just voted again and it seemed to register.
Bumper's out in front right now. Jada's too dignified to wear a silly
collar!
Nina
Doljan, Joan wrote:
Message
Thank you to
everyone who is voting for Jada. I am not sure if you can vote more
than once
, I just
know it. I'll be praying for the two of you. Let us know what happens.
Nina
Kyle,
I don't have anything to add, I just wanted you to know that I'm with
the two of you in spirit and praying for you guys.
Nina
Melbeach wrote:
Okay I'm a little relieved. It turns out that it was depomedrol that Brissle
was given. I read it takes about 3 days to take effect. Yesterday
, maybe fish or
liver; flat dish opposed to bowl? I've been through it with Gypsy
trying to get her to eat!
BTW, thank you for sharing your closet/isolation unit idea with us.
I've been looking at my closet in the master bedroom all morning
thinking how I might convert it for my leaky bottom girl.
Nina
;wild" diet as possible, hence their being such big fans of raw.
Nina
Tad Burnett wrote:
Perhaps this is a good time to ask a question that I
have...
People on this group have recomended the Liver Shake...
Basicaly equal volume of liver and V8 tomato juice
I gave it to Baby Kitte
as that. I'm sure it's difficult in
many ways, but when your head exhaustedly hits the pillow at night it
must be very rewarding to know you've made a quality difference in
people's lives.
Thank you Mary Christine for your contribution to the planet,
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
i'm trained as a grief
might be interested.
Nina
Nutri-Gest
Rx vitamines Inc.
Larchmont NY 10538
www.naturaldvm.com
Robert J. Silver DVM
Ingredients:
Probiotic Cultures500 mil viable cells
L. Glutamine200 mg
Cats Claw 150 mg
N-acetyl D glucosmine150mg
Calcium Pantothenate 100mg
I think I've changed my mind. Maybe I don't want to see that list after
all. I forget how insensitive some well meaning people can be!
Nina
Gloria B. Lane wrote:
WOW - right. When my boyfriend died in 1994, after being ill with
cancer for a year and a half, a couple of people suggested
as a foster. You folks may remember my looking for a
home for him. Well, he found one, mine!
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guess what?! When I just checked on them, the plate of soft food I had
left was GONE! At least one of the ATE! Whoo-hooo! I'm going to put
another plate of food
with these guys. At the first sign of illness, you
have to jump on it fast and aggressively.
We've talked quite extensively about different ways to help entice a
kitty to eat. Let us know if you want some suggestions. I'm sending
good thoughts and prayers to you and Mikey for a speedy recovery.
Nina
to be swallowed or chewed, they're supposed to
melt under your tongue.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Hi, Leah,
Try to use the remedy called Pustilla - When my ginger (FeLV+) had a
fever, this worked like a miracle and also some others -
If the fever just started, you might want to try aconite first
/remedy.htm#keynotes
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
And, also, they are not supposed to eat food for 15 mins. Prior/after
giving the remedy - if you give a dose, and it does not work, you might
try the 2nd after 12 hours, and if it doesn't - try the next remedy.
I'm betting the house-call vet you've used will prescribe you some.
Will they let you touch their ears? I'm pretty sure you can get Ace in
a transdermal.
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Thanks Chris--I'll look into this ace promezine that you mention. I
haven't had luck with Rescue Remedy
. I'm so sorry. I know too well that there's nothing anyone can
say at a time like this to ease your burden of grief. Give Bubba a kiss
from me, and know we're all thinking about you.
Nina
Wolf, Leah R. wrote:
Dear Everybody,
This is to let you know that Mikey has joined his brothers in cat
from you. It will also help them get used to the fact that
when you move, it's not always a bad thing!
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Message
Thanks Nina--it's funny, they'll come up really
close to me, touch me, when I'm sitting still as a statue, butthe
second I even slightly move
Ha! Flavia is your target, she's the one that's going to give in first.
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
Touch their ears? That just in itself would be a champagne-popping
event. Nah, I just have to move my little finger half an inch and
they're gone. Outa there. The only means of touching them
aking a complete fool" of yourself made me laugh. I've been
known to slink to the ground and slowly roll, belly to the sky, arms
outstretched, enticing anyone who might be interested to come closer
and check out the extremely large ungraceful cat!
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
one of the things i le
hese cases, peaceful assisted
passing isn't a more "humane" alternative.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 5/5/2005 9:28:37 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ive always
thought that the people who trained or so mistreated these dogs
for those who are left to languish without any contact
whatsoever. Thank you and the your fellow volunteers for your unselfish
efforts to help these unfortunate and troubled souls.
Nina
Rachel wrote:
Nina -
I volunteer with a rescue group and in my 4 years with them we have
made the decision
, but it does help if it's the same
times each day.
Nina
Karolyn Lount wrote:
Hi, For the IV's, shots and examination you may want to try a Squeeze
Cage. If you can get the cat into a Trap then you can transfer it to
the Squeeze Cage. If you put newspaper under the bottom of the trap
you can keep a cat
I'm going to let the Dogs may be more trainable, but cats are head and
shoulders above them in the IQ department. slide.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Tonya:
Cats are MUCH more adept at picking up our thoughts and energy than we
are...they don't have to study and relearn telepathic
Michelle,
Do you have any animal toothpaste in the house? That must have some
antibacterial agents in it of some sort. If it tastes good, I'd think
about diluting it and using a Qtip to clean her teeth instead of
stressing her further with something that might work better, (thank you
Barbara
Lisa,
I logged on hoping to see some news about Akira. What's happening with her?
Nina
I just remembered something else Gypsy would eat when she would only
take liquids. I mixed up some KMR and mixed in some salmon oil. She'd
lap that up when she wouldn't eat anything else.
Nina
Remember how I was just saying there's nothing poisonous in my back
yard? Surprise! This was just posted on my IBD list, thought I'd pass
it on.
Nina
---BeginMessage---
This was in the newspaper a couple of days ago. (U.K) Thought I
better send it out!
Cat owners warned over killer
animals to a lab for
testing! I'm glad Tom is back safe with you, (at least for now).
Nina
Barbara Baass wrote:
Thanks Kerry,
No, their yard was not cat proof.
I am beginning to think it is meant for him to be here. I love Tom to
death, but I aslo worry about my 4 non-positive ones gettting
girl. Travel light and bright on your journey
sweet Akira.
Much love to you and your family,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you everyone for all your prayers,
Akira is resting peacefully on my bed right now, very calm and
sereneshe is dyingwe have decided to let her go
a
prayer that Tessa has a speedy recovery from her URI. It sounds like
she chose well, when she chose you.
Nina
Jennifer Korin wrote:
Hi!
I hope it's okay to just jump in here. I found this mailing list
while searching for information about FeLV. About three weeks ago, I
adopted a 6 month old
*I have not been any where over night for 7 years. There is just not
any one to trust conpletely.*
Oh yeah Barbara, it sounds like Tom has steered you to the right group
of people! You're definitely one of us!
Nina
Barbara Baass wrote:
*Problem is that I don't have family here and few friends
better about feeding dry to my other
furballs though.
If your bald food-allergy cat, (poor baby), is allergic to grain, then
it makes sense that he's (?) doing better.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just completed the switch-over to the new Innova EVO cat food,
and I think they really
what kind of cold-blooded person would dump a box of 2 1/2 week
old babies. How much trouble is it to let mom take care of them until
they're weaned? After I found out about the FeLV, I figured Momma must
have died. So sad.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks!! I try. Not easy
Michelle,
What happened with Ginger at the internist's yesterday?
Sending healing prayers to Ginger, Fern and Pepsi,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you! I put it on my list to ask the internist tomorrow!
Michelle
MC,
'Nepotic', what a smarty pants you are! :)
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
you're very observant--i totally missed that nepotic connection!
On 5/10/05, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Terri,
Do I have this right? You are married to your sister's husband's brother?
Do you happen to be sets of twins
Ha! English is such a difficult language!
Nina
Terri Brown wrote:
My sister is not married to my brother-in-law. I see why you
would think that though by the way I wrote that!
They'd kill each other. They get along fine, but they would
never have made it as a couple
Oh poor Ginger! 10 teeth all at once. Are they keeping her dopey on
pain meds? Wasn't Belinda just saying how one of her positives had most
of her teeth removed, recovered and has been doing fine ever since?
Come on Ginger, stay strong baby.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The internist
wish I had the room, resources, energy, time etc. to help this girl
and her babies. Please let us know what happens to her. Bless you and
this rescue for being there when others can't or won't.
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
a michigan rescue group is swamped right now with mamas and kittens,
mamas
Kerry! That's wonderful news. I'm so pleased to hear you won't be
having to visit that clinic anymore, and one of your favorite vets will
be making house calls for a while! You can bet you won't be the only
client that creep is losing. Thanks for sharing.
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote
down you and make you hold still. Since I'm not, you'll have
to take care of yourself. Honestly Michelle, you're stressing the
whole house out, do your animals a favor as well as yourself and take a
couple of deep breaths.
Blessing and love to you Michelle,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
it works with all forms of blood
parasites.
Nina
by their less than enthusiastic response. Surprised, that
is, until I go inside and take a look in my much neglected mirror!
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I decided to take a shower and brush my teeth and generally try
to appear human, maybe even straighten up the house that has turned
I just posted this to my IBD group and, since you've all been so kind
to have shown concern for Gypsy, I thought I'd let you folks know
what's going on as well.
Nina
Hi Everyone,
Here's a brief update on my trials and tribulations with Missy-Thang
Gypsy. Let's see, I think it was last
about
them yet. Please let us know what you find to help him, (I'll try to do
some looking too), my thoughts and prayers are with you guys.
Nina
Belinda Sauro wrote:
Hi All,
Took my Joey in for an echo on his heart, his heart murmur is
getting louder so my vet wanted him to get an echo
and let our
opinions be known.
No shrinking violet me,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've not been responding with any suggestions so far, because I'm
probably in the minority in my opinion, but I think she is suffering
needlessly, and that HUMANE euthanasia would be the kindest thing for
her
I would absolutely postpone the ultrasound.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Last night I got the Vix vaporizer working (Ginger still is sniffly)
and gave her periactin for the first time, not expecting much because
I have never found periacting (cyrpoheptadine) to get cats or dogs
eating. An hour
suffering and help him to cross, it's one last gift you can give him
that we can't give our human loved ones. God bless you and comfort you
in your grief.
Much love,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
unfortunately stitch did not respond to the CCNU. it has been a little over 27 hours and he continues
a little prayer she survives the
night and however long it takes her to learn to fly properly. The
danger is far from over for her, I feed ferals in my front yard. Got to
go, she just tried to fly and is sitting in a heap at the foot of the tree!
Nina
and
alert. Are you praying that Mom and Dad get over their cautiousness and
come take care of Junior? Please do.
My cats are none to happy about my not letting them out, Ursula is
probably going to start spraying any minute. Thanks for caring enough
to respond, I'll keep you posted,
Nina
of
your baby! It's really hard for me to watch. She's back down in the
box again. I can't stand anything, especially a baby, being hungry!
Nina
Jen Meyer wrote:
When my Mom was a kid, her Dad and brothers used to bring home baby
crows as pets (obviously not encouraged now-a-days)! They would keep
was making
that really fun noise!)
Love you guys,
Nina
http://www.skateboardingbulldog.com/picsandmovies.htm
Title: Tyson's Pictures and Movies
Pictures Movies
of Tyson
Skating
These pictures capture
Tyson skating near the Huntington Beach Pier in October 2003 (photography
courtesy of Rick
what sort of deplorable circumstances could lead someone
who, (one would hope), was trying to help, to these dire straights.
Not everyone will be able to muster compassion for the humans involved,
but we all are heartsick over what the innocents suffer.
Nina
Mia Nicer wrote:
Hi everyone!! My
in
the archives and we'll post more about it. FelV is a devastating
diagnosis, but our angels can and do lead happy healthy lives, (although
usually shorter ones). I'm glad you found this group, keep us informed
about the two of you.
Nina
stany petrov wrote:
Hi Belinda,
Thanks for the information
in fur is not just for their benefit, but infinitely more so,
for ours.
Nina
Jamie Laws wrote:
I just read Lisa's post about little Akira and was struck by
something she said. The part about what they teach us. The "why me,
why this cat" will drive you insane. I mean you just love th
about the hair
loss, but I've always gotten such good information from you guys, I
thought you might have some insights.
Nina
Thanks MC. Poor little thing doesn't look scary enough, now she has to
lose her hair too? It does grow back, right?
Nina
TenHouseCats wrote:
yep, it's definitely a known reaction.to taking it, in my
experience, rather than following discontinuing it--someone else may
know more about
that, with your help,
she'll pull through. Keep us posted.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If they do not eat for more than 48 hours, they are at risk of
getting fatty liver disease (hepatic lipidosis) but do not necessarily
get it. If they get it, they do not want to eat because they are
nauseous
of some Sub Q fluids for her. You can order them on-line
of course, but maybe a vet will take pity on you and help you out
without charging you an arm and a leg.
Nina
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Thanks Michelle. I don't have any sub-q fluids here, or I would do it.
She is eating on her own from
Stan,
A water fountain is a good way to get a cat to drink more. There
are quite a few to choose from. Here's a link to a couple from KV vet
supply:
http://www.kvvet.com/KVVet/dept.asp?dept_id=741gift=False0=dept.asp%2Cdept_id%3D198%26Tree%3D%2CComplete
their food anyway. I knew that little urchin was going to worm
her way into your hearts! Thanks for the update.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to everyone for all the advice. I called
my vet today (the better one), and told them what I had, and what I was
doing, and they said without
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