[Felvtalk] pregnant FeLV cat

Thu Jan 15 19:48:06 CST 2015

AllYes, I AM planning to do a spay, if that's what we think is best.  I have heard about cats in heat - really devious little devils, and pains in the neck.  Really want to get this resolved, and hoping that it works out best for my kitty.  Her name is Spice, and she is (no surprise) a tortoiseshell with white chest, belly, and paws.  She really looks a lot like another tortie I once had - a little jewel also.  Thanks so much for your advice and interest.  Will let you know ASAP.Judy 

     On Thursday, January 15, 2015 3:57 AM, Margo <toomanykitties2 at earthlink.net> wrote:

 #yiv6002453355 body{font-family:Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:9pt;background-color:#ffffff;color:black;}  Hi Kat            You're still timely, there will be a meeting with the Vet Friday, I believe. I just want to be clear on what I stated, so there is no misunderstanding :). I think Kitty should be spayed, not aborted. Leaving her intact would be an invitation to a repeat pregnancy, and the stress of heat cycles. No matter how careful we are, cats get out, and a cat in heat is VERY resourceful! At least with a spay, it's all over with.All the best,Margo

-----Original Message----- 
From: Kat Parker 
Sent: Jan 14, 2015 1:25 PM 
To: "felvtalk at felineleukemia.org" 
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] pregnant FeLV cat 

PLEASE have the abort the kittens. We have our vets here for the
 FCC terminate cats pregnancies up until the time of birth, sometimes. And
if you have watched many kittens die of FeLV, like I have,you wouldnt wish
that on them. Not Only born to die,but a terrible death that is
unnecessary. I realize I am not replying in a timely manner, and I hope
it is not too late, but please, do the right thing by these kittens.Also,
in terms of Momma's Stress, no doubt about it, kitten birth, nursing, the
stress involved,and watching her own kittens die one by one. Please
terminate this pregnancy.

*Love and Katnip, ~Kat~ =^,,^= **"I'm Kat
Parker. I park cats."*
* "Spay & neuter your neighbors... maybe THAT will fix the problem."*
*"Keep your kitties INSIDE, 24/7, 'cause an inside cat is a SAFE & HAPPY
cat!"*

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> I don't know how far along. ?Just got this kitty right after Christmas.
> ?The vet can feel her kittens, though, so I guess it's not just the
> beginning. ?The vet is trying to get some information also - she is
> concerned about this cat, even though the cat is healthy right now. ?If you
> can tell me anything, or what most vets do, etc. ?it would be great. ?This
> is a darling kitty (aren't they all?)Judy?
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> >From: Judith Massello 
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> >Does anyone know if it is better (less stressful) for a pregnant FeLV cat
> to carry her kittens to term or is it better to have the kittens aborted
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