[Felvtalk] FeLV not eating

[dlgegg at windstream.net]

You might want to try a tonic that I am using on the last of my lymphpoma.  I am also using the salve, but this is internal so you might want to just go with tonic.  You can get further information so you can make up your mind from:  

 2053-proven-alternatives at googlegroups.com   

 I started using this when I noticed a loss of circulation in my leg where drs. had done radiation.  I had undergone 4 chemos which the doctors told me did not good.  I then went into spontaneous remission.  Since using the salve on my leg, circulation is back.  It has been a long haul for me since I had radiation on that area, but it was worth it as I discovered a couple of new tumors trying to come up.  The salve has killed them and is now drawing the dead tissue out.  The tonic does not taste good, but you can use a syringe and aim at one side and shoot it down.  I think it would be worth it to try.
Dorlis

---- Elisabeth Eastley <eeastley at gmail.com> wrote: 
> We rescued a kitten on New Year's Eve. She was about 3 months old at the
> time, so she is now just over a year old. She tested FeLV positive and has
> been quite well until 2 months ago. She had terrible diarreah and was very
> lethargic.( In previous months she was so active and playful and naughty
> that her nickname was Troublemaker.
> The vet said that she had lymphoma in her intestines and the glands would
> eventually cut them off. She was given antibiotics and anti inflammatories
> and there was some improvement for a while. Then we had to take her back
> for more medication.
> 
> She has deteriorated significantly in the last 2 weeks. Her hears are
> floppy, she's gradually stopped eating - we've been trying to tempt her
> with everything we can think of. She still purrs and paws, is able to climb
> the stairs and get on the bed, but has stopped playing. Her tummy is very
> plump - but we believe that this is the glands growing bigger.
> 
> Her quality of life at this point is such that we don't believe it is time,
> but we want to get her eating. Is there anything we can offer her that has
> been found to be successful?
> 
> Regards
> 
> Elisabeth