Compliments, confusion, consumption, & continuing.

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In a message dated 6/16/2005 5:02:39 PM Eastern Standard Time,

andyman68@... writes:

Is it from the feline leukemia vaccine? My vet just started using a

device that airshoots the vaccine under the skin. I'm not sure what

it is called. There's no needle and it makes a loud pop that scares

some kitties. However, it is supposed to prevent these tumors and

cancers at the vaccination sites. The day took one of the cats in he

asked if I wanted to participate in an experiment. He just meant that

my cat was the first cat he used it on in his office.

Andy

>>>Andy,

According to my vet, there is no data to support which vaccine is responsible

.... so it could be any of them. It is believed that the 'fillers' in the

vaccine are likely the culprit (metals that serve to sort of transport the

[dead]

virus into the system). The airshoot method has become the next more

desirable method. It will not use these other 'fillers' and therefore hopefully

not

put the animal at risk for aquiring/developing tumors.

Punky made it through the night just fine, but it is apparent that she is in

pain today. She is staying in her bed...not moving more than she has to. She

will be pretty sore for about three days, and her stitches should be absorbed

by two weeks. It is believed by some [many] that cats communicate through

and receive communicatin from others through mental telepathy and therefore it

is wise to hold loving and caring images in your mind to relay to her that she

is safe. So we have been doing that.

I will be glad when the weekend is past ... knowing that she will be feeling

a lot better by then.

Kelley

Run2Liv

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/16/2005 5:02:39 PM Eastern Standard Time,

andyman68@... writes:

Is it from the feline leukemia vaccine? My vet just started using a

device that airshoots the vaccine under the skin. I'm not sure what

it is called. There's no needle and it makes a loud pop that scares

some kitties. However, it is supposed to prevent these tumors and

cancers at the vaccination sites. The day took one of the cats in he

asked if I wanted to participate in an experiment. He just meant that

my cat was the first cat he used it on in his office.

Andy

>>>Andy,

According to my vet, there is no data to support which vaccine is responsible

.... so it could be any of them. It is believed that the 'fillers' in the

vaccine are likely the culprit (metals that serve to sort of transport the

[dead]

virus into the system). The airshoot method has become the next more

desirable method. It will not use these other 'fillers' and therefore hopefully

not

put the animal at risk for aquiring/developing tumors.

Punky made it through the night just fine, but it is apparent that she is in

pain today. She is staying in her bed...not moving more than she has to. She

will be pretty sore for about three days, and her stitches should be absorbed

by two weeks. It is believed by some [many] that cats communicate through

and receive communicatin from others through mental telepathy and therefore it

is wise to hold loving and caring images in your mind to relay to her that she

is safe. So we have been doing that.

I will be glad when the weekend is past ... knowing that she will be feeling

a lot better by then.

Kelley

Run2Liv