Another kick in the teeth - cat in hospital - Page 2

creaturecat · 01-16-2009, 07:11 AM

sub q fluids are your friend. Learn to administer by yourself.
My cat had 4 extra years of quality life with sub q.

Zeke · 01-16-2009, 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by ruf-porsche

But you can't play with a Lobster like you can with a cat or dog. Nothing like having Larry the lobster in Sponge Bob curling up next to you.

Did you miss my point, or what?

scottmandue · 01-16-2009, 07:51 AM

Sorry to hear about this Jeff.

Scupper sends you and yours some love...

vash · vash's Garage

i used to despise cats...never understood them.

but my wife came with a cat. that dorky thing has changed my tune. she isnt "in my face", and she is barely friendly...but we have reached an understanding. i love that furball. she prefers to sleep on me, because i move less.

good luck POP.

wrecktech · 01-16-2009, 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by ruf-porsche

Sorry to hear about your cat's problems. I lost my sheepdog to renal failure and had to put him down. Probably one of the sadess day in my life. Pets offer unconditional love. Again sorry to hear about your cat.

Another OESD owner here. I lost my second one to a vaccine reaction. Immune mediated thrombocytopenia. Once past 16 months of age never give any vaccines except the 3 year rabies shot only because mandated by law. IMT is a terrible death.

Zeke · 01-16-2009, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by wrecktech

Another OESD owner here. I lost my second one to a vaccine reaction. Immune mediated thrombocytopenia. Once past 16 months of age never give any vaccines except the 3 year rabies shot only because mandated by law. IMT is a terrible death.

Interesting post. Can you provide some documentation? I'd follow your advice it it was solid.

trap · 01-16-2009, 04:30 PM

She looks like a good friend and a bit of a monster (the good kind).

Thoughts and prayers said, Jeff.

Jim727 · 01-16-2009, 04:32 PM

Jeff -

Agree with you completely on pets being family. Wish the best for Bonnie and you.

red-beard · red-beard's Garage

The monorail cat sends her best wishes

wrecktech · 01-16-2009, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by milt

Interesting post. Can you provide some documentation? I'd follow your advice it it was solid.

How much documentation do you want, I spent 6 years and multi 10s of thousands of dollars in litigation with the AMVA and caused a major policy change where they (the AMVA insurance company) no longer cover vets for fraudulent unnecessary vaccinations. Do a search on my previous postings or send me a pm. I made several enemies of vets on this board because of this and can tell you all vets hate me. The average vet makes approximately $350,000 a year from unnecessary vaccines. Research Drs, Dodd, Bob Rogers or Schultz. I only got one polio vaccine, how many did you get?

red-beard · red-beard's Garage

So Drdogface, please chime in...

wrecktech · 01-16-2009, 06:45 PM

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So Drdogface, please chime in...

Dr. Dogface and I had a long drawnout discussion on this board and he hates me for what it is worth. Do a search.

Zeke · 01-17-2009, 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by wrecktech

How much documentation do you want, I spent 6 years and multi 10s of thousands of dollars in litigation with the AMVA and caused a major policy change where they (the AMVA insurance company) no longer cover vets for fraudulent unnecessary vaccinations. Do a search on my previous postings or send me a pm. I made several enemies of vets on this board because of this and can tell you all vets hate me. The average vet makes approximately $350,000 a year from unnecessary vaccines. Research Drs, Dodd, Bob Rogers or Schultz. I only got one polio vaccine, how many did you get?

I think you took my question as an aggressive one. It wasn't if you read it objectively. Chill a bit.

I was simply looking for some outside info to back up your theory. Science kinda works that way.

wrecktech · 01-17-2009, 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by milt

I think you took my question as an aggressive one. It wasn't if you read it objectively. Chill a bit.

I was simply looking for some outside info to back up your theory. Science kinda works that way.

Hey we are fine. It is just a passionate issue for me. I have been sick the last week so I haven't been feeling well and may have come off wrong. I had to watch my dog die a horrible death and had my vet at the time misdiagnose the problem 3 times and each time his treatment made my dog sicker. Ultimately all his internal organs failed and he bled to death internally. The litigation generated a stack of paperwork about 2 feet tall. There are a lot of things your vet will not tell you. My 7 year old sheepdog was being given the Coronavirus vaccine even though it is a disease only of puppies, in fact even when adult dogs are given shots to infect them they don't get sick. I could ramble on forever but the long and the short of it is that after a proper regiment of vaccines after 16 months none are necessary thereafter and in fact do no good. I would send you lots of info but I lost all my bookmarks when my computer crashed and my litigation ended several years ago. The 3 Drs names I lister before are the leading edge researchers. Also be advised that sheepdogs are predisposed to immune reactions from vaccines.

Tishabet · 11:57 AM

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The average vet makes approximately $350,000 a year from unnecessary vaccines.

Small animal vet salaries average well under 100k/year nationwide

Mojo for your cat, P-O-P... I was a dog guy all of my life (quite into dogsled racing at one point) but have had two cats for about 3 years now, they're definitely my buddies.