[Felvtalk] Fw: 2nd holistic vet visit

[Lee Evans]

On Tuesday, April 22, 2014 1:44 AM, Lee Evans <moonsister22 at yahoo.com> wrote:
 
I'm a bit behind in my email, as you can see. There's a holistic vet in San Antonio, TX. He once kept a cat of mine alive with a quality of life that was excellent by giving me an herbal formula to mix into her food and syringe feed it to her. I had to purchase the herb capsules separately and empty them into her food in measured amounts. Anyway, she was suffering from FIV and liver damage but she lived almost two years on that mixture, finally passed from renal failure. She was an older rescued street cat. She was a feral but allowed me to syringe feed her which was nothing short of amazing. She seemed to know I was doing it to keep her comfortable and prolong her life. He does NOT believe in killing FeLv cats if they 
are not showing symptoms of the actual disease and he believes in 
prolonging the lives of all the animals that are brought to him as long 
as they are not suffering.
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>The vet's name is Dr. McGeehee. The clinic is Castle West. The phone number is 210-344-8259. He was ill this winter so was not in the office much. However, if  you call the clinic ask to speak to him. Even if he's in, they might not let you speak to him but maybe they can ask him if he knows a holistic vet in your area. Some of his office staff leave much to be desired in the courtesy department so don't get discouraged. 
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>On Thursday, March 27, 2014 11:30 AM, Lori Taddonio <Ltadd13 at aol.com> wrote:
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>I have been looking for a Holistic Vet in the Dallas Fort Worth area and The only one I can find on the Internet has gotten terrible reviews. If anyone around this area is using one please respond. I already have my 2 (brother & sister) 10 month old FELV positive kitties on a no-grain wet and dry food plus an an immune booster. My vet really doesn't seem to know a lot about FELV and that's scary.
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>>Thank you,
>>Lori
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>>> On Mar 26, 2014, at 9:19 PM, Kelley <moonvine at gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> Took Merls in today.  Could not afford it but I was really worried about his mouth.  He has nasty lesions but is still eating.  He will be on the feline immune booster as well as a holistic concoction for his mouth. Recheck in 3 weeks.
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