[Felvtalk] Figaro...

ROBERT CHAPEL bchapel at optonline.net
Thu Mar 2 14:02:29 CST 2017


Jenny...
Are you thinking of bringing him to a shelter??...  If I were you I 
would research FeLV rescues/Sanctuaries.  Depending upon in what part of 
the country you reside you_ might_ be able to work something out.  I 
realize how difficult/frustrating it can be caring for an animal that is 
both needful and uncooperative....  If memory serves... this is the 
little boy that you have reservations about integrating with your other 
cats??....    If this is the one , I believe, our general feeling was 
that you would be better off ( rather than going the frustrating route 
of isolating him from all the others) to innoculate the others ( if they 
are adult) and integrating him....  But... if that makes you 
uncomfortable and the current arrangement is not working for you... 
looking for alternative arrangements might be the next step....


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> From: Jennifer Olson To: felvtalk at felineleukemia.org
> Cc: ROBERT CHAPEL Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Knowing the " whys" of 
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> Alright-  Figaro just pee'd on my bed right- next to me- after I 
> cleaned
> box (and then his paws because he made loose poop & got litter ETC on 
> the
> bed) caught him in the act. He hasn't been neutered yet. I threw my 
> bedding
> into washer, sprayed bed with "Nature's Miracle- No Spray" & resolved 
> I am
> NOT remaking bed...
> I can hear him crying, like he does when I AM there trying to go to 
> sleep.
> Overnight is the biggest lump of time I can be with him so he isn't
> COMPLETELY isolated, alone.... I hate this.
> Do I just go to bed now upstairs, or TRY to lay in a dry spot with new
> blankets?????
> ='~{
>
> On Mar 1, 2017 4:26 PM,  wrote:
>
>> AMEN TO THAT!  I especially get angry that they do not consider
>> alternative medicine a viable tratment.  Unless I get a broken arm, I 
>> first
>> try alternative meds.  I have not had a flu shot for over 8 years and 
>> have
>> not had a cold or flu.  I use ginger, turmeric, garlic, onion, 
>> cinnamon as
>> my anti flu meds.  I just wish we knew more about animals (cats) and 
>> herbs,
>> which is safe or not safe to use.  Then when something comes up on a
>> weekend/holiday and I cannot et my cat to the vet, I would be able to 
>> start
>> treatment  until I can get to a vet.
>>
>> ---- ROBERT CHAPEL  wrote:
>>> Amani...
>>
>> If we consider the extended time frame for Doxy and multiple courses 
>> of
>> other ABX it makes a certain "intuitive" sense that a non bacterial
>> infection is going to require a longer period of time to have 
>> whatever
>> non-specific ( read... not related to bacterial infection
>> necessarily)...  So little research money appears to be devoted to 
>> FeLV
>> that I don't know that we'll know in the next decade unless the
>> continuing demands of consumers ( who do NOT want to hear , in this 
>> day
>> and age of " Miracles") that there is _ no hope_ for their much loved
>> pets) alter this course.    I STILL bristle when I think of the 
>> closed
>> minds in the medical and Veterinary community and SO resent that
>> businessmen( Yes...that is what the vast majority are turning into 
>> now
>> that practices are being forced to consolidate into " Health 
>> Systems")..
>> hold the power of life and death over us AND our pets.   On the plus
>> side.... with the business model being what it is ( and in contrast 
>> to
>> the lost art of " professionalism")  The CONSUMER is always right. 
>> Vets
>> will be forced, in the future, to work more closely with the "
>> customers" wishes as attachment to a given vet will become less 
>> common
>> as time goes on and people will " practice shop " for the answers 
>> they
>> want until such time as Vet services become so expensive that 
>> insurance
>> becomes a " must have " and ultimately go the way of medicine (
>> ie...being confined to a slate of approved practitioners...
>> again....limiting choice)...  But... there are some years to go 
>> before
>> that happens and I feel that there IS a window of opportunity 
>> happening
>> NOW and for the next few  years for people to have some real 
>> influence
>> on how Vets practice....   I am betting, for example, that had I had 
>> the
>> money to go to a more " well to do " neighborhood where people are 
>> more
>> demanding and better informed I could have found a vet to 
>> cooperate...
>> Here in the "sticks" people just blindly accept what the vet has to 
>> say
>> and they still enjoy the freedom of calling all the shots.....   This
>> WILL end over the next couple of years.  I learned a lot with this 
>> first
>> experience and made mistakes that I WILL NOT make again.
>>
>> BTW....  Do you have any literature in support of the AntiRNA effects 
>> of
>> Doxy...     I am SO happy that there are still a couple of things out
>> there that we still can get our hands on that don't have to pass 
>> muster
>> with script pad businessmen....  STILL I am also not advocating the 
>> the
>> medically ill prepared take it upon themselves to decide that THEY 
>> will
>> decide what is best for their animal... If we are going to go above 
>> and
>> beyond our Vets advice it would best be with very sound reasoning and 
>> an
>> EXCELLENT understanding of what we are doing and why.   Anything less
>> and the community of Veterinary practitioners could easily dismiss 
>> our
>> successes as "dumb luck" or ascribe them to " unknown" factors..... 
>> I
>> think this is particularly important re: Winstrol/Pred/Doxy   I'd 
>> hate
>> to see people going to their vets asking for this combination of 
>> drugs
>> and really having an inadequate understanding of why they are asking 
>> for
>> beyond the fact that it's been recommended on our forum...    For
>> myself... I am clear on the Whys of Winstrol and Doxy ( though will 
>> be
>> looking for more lit support on the RNA effects of Doxy) but not 
>> clear
>> on the whys of the Pred.
>> Sorry for taking up so much space here but I'm having an " attack " 
>> of
>> missing my little guy and am tremulous about being caught in the same
>> position if I take in another FeLV as I am inclined to do....
>>
>>>
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> Thanks Amani... this is very helpful and I will do my best to locate 
> these references... preferably the full articles if they don't charge 
> too much for them ( I no longer work in hospitals and don't have 
> access to full medical databases ( for free)...
>
> VERY interesting about the ebola virus and the eyes.... it does indeed 
> appear that the virus established a foothold in Yogi's eyes....?? 
> BUT... it was also via the eyes that I was able to introduce antiviral 
> meds that my Veterinary opthalmologist was using off label.....? Of 
> course the target for these meds was the Herpes Virus....but it too 
> ,is,? a retro Virus and these meds "might" have had some effect on the 
> FeLV virus as well
> had I used them for a longer time ( though I would have had to have 
> sold my house to do so : )
> You can find ALL sorts of aid for these Anti Virals if you are using 
> them for HIV or Herpes 1 or 2 but they are hard to locate at discount 
> for Veterinary Use.....? I really am VERY concerned at the price of 
> Vet services as I feel they will ultimately reduce the number of pet 
> owners.....? I was able to easily afford to keep 4 cats on a rather 
> low Social Worker income back in the 80's but keeping one ill FeLV in 
> 2017 can easily add 400.00 a month to ones expenses....? Many people 
> who might formerly have adopted multiple cats will now only take in 
> one or? two.....? All the more reason for forums like ours as it is up 
> to us to share our knowledge and experiences to help each other avoid 
> total reliance on a veterinary system that is not always working to 
> preserve our FeLV cats lives..... ? ?
>
>
>> Hi Bob
>>
>> I am unable to attach the literature regarding the ability of 
>> Doxycycline to interfere with RNA replication and/or interfere with 
>> viral infection, but here are a few titles to look up on the 
>> Internet:
>>
>> - Antiviral activity of doxycycline against vesicular stomatitis 
>> virus in vitro - FEMS Microbiol Lett. 2015
>>
>> - Control of small inhibitory RNA levels and RNA interference by 
>> doxycycline induced activation of a minimal RNA polymerase III 
>> promoter - 2006 Nucleic Acids Res. 34
>>
>> - Inhibitory effect of doxycycline against dengue virus replication 
>> in vitro - October 2013 Archives of Virology 159(4)
>> - Study of the antiviral activity of some derivatives of tetracycline 
>> and non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs towards dengue virus - August 
>> 2013 Tropical Biomedicine 30(4):1-10   (BY THE WAY - DOXYCYCLINE IS A 
>> TETRACYCLINE)
>>
>> - A study of the clinical activity of a gel combining monocaprin and 
>> doxycycline: a novel treatment for herpes labialis. (2012) J Oral 
>> Path Med 41:61-67
>>
>>
>>
>> The following paper was interesting in that it explored the role of 
>> Doxycycline in inhibiting tumour cell proliferation, angiogenesis, 
>> metastasis and migration of cancerous cells (including leukemic 
>> cells) from the bone marrow:
>>
>> - Doxycycline inhibits leukemic cell migration via inhibition of 
>> matrix metalloproteinases and phosphorylation of focal adhesion 
>> kinase - published Molecular Medicine Reports, September 2015 Vol. 
>> 12, Issue 3.
>>
>>
>> Amani
>>
>> P.S. - By the way, Bob. The other thing that was featured in that 
>> show last night about the fight against Ebola, is that the same 
>> doctor who contracted it and was declared symptom-free, later began 
>> to develop eye problems and when they examined his eye, they found 
>> millions of the Ebola viruses in the eye. The programme explained 
>> that the eye was an area of reduced immunity in the body, and thus, 
>> the virus had found a breeding ground where it remained, though it 
>> had been cleared from the rest of the body. They therefore began 
>> treating the doctor's eye, and the treatment was ultimately 
>> successful. It brought to mind the problems Yogi had had with his 
>> eyes, and I wondered if the answer was similar - that the virus had 
>> had a toe-hold there.
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-bounces at felineleukemia.org] On Behalf 
>> Of ROBERT CHAPEL
>> Sent: March-01-17 5:02 PM
>> To: felvtalk at felineleukemia.org
>> Cc: felvtalk at felineleukemia.org
>> Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Knowing the " whys" of Win/Pred/Doxy
>>
>> Amani...
>>
>> If we consider the extended time frame for Doxy and multiple courses 
>> of other ABX it makes a certain "intuitive" sense that a non 
>> bacterial infection is going to require a longer period of time to 
>> have whatever non-specific ( read... not related to bacterial 
>> infection necessarily)...? So little research money appears to be 
>> devoted to FeLV that I don't know that we'll know in the next decade 
>> unless the continuing demands of consumers ( who do NOT want to hear 
>> , in this day and age of " Miracles") that there is _ no hope_ for 
>> their much loved
>> pets) alter this course.??? I STILL bristle when I think of the 
>> closed minds in the medical and Veterinary community and SO resent 
>> that businessmen( Yes...that is what the vast majority are turning 
>> into now that practices are being forced to consolidate into " Health 
>> Systems").. hold the power of life and death over us AND our pets.?? 
>> On the plus side.... with the business model being what it is ( and 
>> in contrast to the lost art of " professionalism")? The CONSUMER is 
>> always right.? Vets will be forced, in the future, to work more 
>> closely with the " customers" wishes as attachment to a given vet 
>> will become less common as time goes on and people will " practice 
>> shop " for the answers they want until such time as Vet services 
>> become so expensive that insurance becomes a " must have " and 
>> ultimately go the way of medicine ( ie...being confined to a slate of 
>> approved practitioners... again....limiting choice)...? But... there 
>> are some years to go before that happens and I feel that there IS a 
>> window of opportunity happening NOW and for the next few? years for 
>> people to have some real influence on how Vets practice....?? I am 
>> betting, for example, that had I had the money to go to a more " well 
>> to do " neighborhood where people are more demanding and better 
>> informed I could have found a vet to cooperate... Here in the 
>> "sticks" people just blindly accept what the vet has to say and they 
>> still enjoy the freedom of calling all the shots.....?? This WILL end 
>> over the next couple of years.? I learned a lot with this first 
>> experience and made mistakes that I WILL NOT make again.
>>
>> BTW....? Do you have any literature in support of the AntiRNA effects 
>> of Doxy...???? I am SO happy that there are still a couple of things 
>> out there that we still can get our hands on that don't have to pass 
>> muster with script pad businessmen....? STILL I am also not 
>> advocating the the medically ill prepared take it upon themselves to 
>> decide that THEY will decide what is best for their animal... If we 
>> are going to go above and beyond our Vets advice it would best be 
>> with very sound reasoning and an EXCELLENT understanding of what we 
>> are doing and why.?? Anything less and the community of Veterinary 
>> practitioners could easily dismiss our successes as "dumb luck" or 
>> ascribe them to " unknown" factors.....? I think this is particularly 
>> important re: Winstrol/Pred/Doxy?? I'd hate to see people going to 
>> their vets asking for this combination of drugs and really having an 
>> inadequate understanding of why they are asking for beyond the fact 
>> that it's been recommended on our forum...??? For m
>>  yself... I am clear on the Whys of Winstrol and Doxy ( though will 
>> be looking for more lit support on the RNA effects of Doxy) but not 
>> clear on the whys of the Pred.
>> Sorry for taking up so much space here but I'm having an " attack " 
>> of missing my little guy and am tremulous about being caught in the 
>> same position if I take in another FeLV as I am inclined to do....
>>
>>>
>>
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> Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2017 07:38:35 -0600
> From: Jennifer Olson To: felvtalk at felineleukemia.org
> Subject: [Felvtalk] Losing patience
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> Figaro is adorable, but I'm so frustrated with the whole situation-
> I'm begining to consider other livining arrangements... aka 
> placement...
>
> On Mar 2, 2017 3:19 AM, "ROBERT CHAPEL"  wrote:
>
> Thanks Amani... this is very helpful and I will do my best to locate 
> these
> references... preferably the full articles if they don't charge too 
> much
> for them ( I no longer work in hospitals and don't have access to full
> medical databases ( for free)...
>
> VERY interesting about the ebola virus and the eyes.... it does indeed
> appear that the virus established a foothold in Yogi's eyes.... 
> BUT... it
> was also via the eyes that I was able to introduce antiviral meds that 
> my
> Veterinary opthalmologist was using off label.....  Of course the 
> target
> for these meds was the Herpes Virus....but it too ,is,  a retro Virus 
> and
> these meds "might" have had some effect on the FeLV virus as well
> had I used them for a longer time ( though I would have had to have 
> sold my
> house to do so : )
> You can find ALL sorts of aid for these Anti Virals if you are using 
> them
> for HIV or Herpes 1 or 2 but they are hard to locate at discount for
> Veterinary Use.....  I really am VERY concerned at the price of Vet
> services as I feel they will ultimately reduce the number of pet
> owners.....  I was able to easily afford to keep 4 cats on a rather 
> low
> Social Worker income back in the 80's but keeping one ill FeLV in 2017 
> can
> easily add 400.00 a month to ones expenses....  Many people who might
> formerly have adopted multiple cats will now only take in one or 
> two.....
> All the more reason for forums like ours as it is up to us to share 
> our
> knowledge and experiences to help each other avoid total reliance on a
> veterinary system that is not always working to preserve our FeLV cats
> lives.....
>
>
> Hi Bob
>>
>> I am unable to attach the literature regarding the ability of 
>> Doxycycline
>> to interfere with RNA replication and/or interfere with viral 
>> infection,
>> but here are a few titles to look up on the Internet:
>>
>> - Antiviral activity of doxycycline against vesicular stomatitis 
>> virus in
>> vitro - FEMS Microbiol Lett. 2015
>>
>> - Control of small inhibitory RNA levels and RNA interference by
>> doxycycline induced activation of a minimal RNA polymerase III 
>> promoter -
>> 2006 Nucleic Acids Res. 34
>>
>> - Inhibitory effect of doxycycline against dengue virus replication 
>> in
>> vitro - October 2013 Archives of Virology 159(4)
>> - Study of the antiviral activity of some derivatives of tetracycline 
>> and
>> non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs towards dengue virus - August 
>> 2013
>> Tropical Biomedicine 30(4):1-10   (BY THE WAY - DOXYCYCLINE IS A
>> TETRACYCLINE)
>>
>> - A study of the clinical activity of a gel combining monocaprin and
>> doxycycline: a novel treatment for herpes labialis. (2012) J Oral 
>> Path Med
>> 41:61-67
>>
>>
>>
>> The following paper was interesting in that it explored the role of
>> Doxycycline in inhibiting tumour cell proliferation, angiogenesis,
>> metastasis and migration of cancerous cells (including leukemic 
>> cells) from
>> the bone marrow:
>>
>> - Doxycycline inhibits leukemic cell migration via inhibition of 
>> matrix
>> metalloproteinases and phosphorylation of focal adhesion kinase - 
>> published
>> Molecular Medicine Reports, September 2015 Vol. 12, Issue 3.
>>
>>
>> Amani
>>
>> P.S. - By the way, Bob. The other thing that was featured in that 
>> show
>> last night about the fight against Ebola, is that the same doctor who
>> contracted it and was declared symptom-free, later began to develop 
>> eye
>> problems and when they examined his eye, they found millions of the 
>> Ebola
>> viruses in the eye. The programme explained that the eye was an area 
>> of
>> reduced immunity in the body, and thus, the virus had found a 
>> breeding
>> ground where it remained, though it had been cleared from the rest of 
>> the
>> body. They therefore began treating the doctor's eye, and the 
>> treatment was
>> ultimately successful. It brought to mind the problems Yogi had had 
>> with
>> his eyes, and I wondered if the answer was similar - that the virus 
>> had had
>> a toe-hold there.
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-bounces at felineleukemia.org] On Behalf 
>> Of
>> ROBERT CHAPEL
>> Sent: March-01-17 5:02 PM
>> To: felvtalk at felineleukemia.org
>> Cc: felvtalk at felineleukemia.org
>> Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Knowing the " whys" of Win/Pred/Doxy
>>
>> Amani...
>>
>> If we consider the extended time frame for Doxy and multiple courses 
>> of
>> other ABX it makes a certain "intuitive" sense that a non bacterial
>> infection is going to require a longer period of time to have 
>> whatever
>> non-specific ( read... not related to bacterial infection 
>> necessarily)...?
>> So little research money appears to be devoted to FeLV that I don't 
>> know
>> that we'll know in the next decade unless the continuing demands of
>> consumers ( who do NOT want to hear , in this day and age of " 
>> Miracles")
>> that there is _ no hope_ for their much loved
>> pets) alter this course.??? I STILL bristle when I think of the 
>> closed
>> minds in the medical and Veterinary community and SO resent that
>> businessmen( Yes...that is what the vast majority are turning into 
>> now that
>> practices are being forced to consolidate into " Health Systems").. 
>> hold
>> the power of life and death over us AND our pets.?? On the plus 
>> side....
>> with the business model being what it is ( and in contrast to the 
>> lost art
>> of " professionalism")? The CONSUMER is always right.? Vets will be 
>> forced,
>> in the future, to work more closely with the " customers" wishes as
>> attachment to a given vet will become less common as time goes on and
>> people will " practice shop " for the answers they want until such 
>> time as
>> Vet services become so expensive that insurance becomes a " must have 
>> " and
>> ultimately go the way of medicine ( ie...being confined to a slate of
>> approved practitioners... again....limiting choice)...? But... there 
>> are
>> some years to go before that happens and I feel that there IS a 
>> window of
>> opportunity happening NOW and for the next few? years for people to 
>> have
>> some real influence on how Vets practice....?? I am betting, for 
>> example,
>> that had I had the money to go to a more " well to do " neighborhood 
>> where
>> people are more demanding and better informed I could have found a 
>> vet to
>> cooperate... Here in the "sticks" people just blindly accept what the 
>> vet
>> has to say and they still enjoy the freedom of calling all the 
>> shots.....??
>> This WILL end over the next couple of years.? I learned a lot with 
>> this
>> first experience and made mistakes that I WILL NOT make again.
>>
>> BTW....? Do you have any literature in support of the AntiRNA effects 
>> of
>> Doxy...???? I am SO happy that there are still a couple of things out 
>> there
>> that we still can get our hands on that don't have to pass muster 
>> with
>> script pad businessmen....? STILL I am also not advocating the the
>> medically ill prepared take it upon themselves to decide that THEY 
>> will
>> decide what is best for their animal... If we are going to go above 
>> and
>> beyond our Vets advice it would best be with very sound reasoning and 
>> an
>> EXCELLENT understanding of what we are doing and why.?? Anything less 
>> and
>> the community of Veterinary practitioners could easily dismiss our
>> successes as "dumb luck" or ascribe them to " unknown" factors.....? 
>> I
>> think this is particularly important re: Winstrol/Pred/Doxy?? I'd 
>> hate to
>> see people going to their vets asking for this combination of drugs 
>> and
>> really having an inadequate understanding of why they are asking for 
>> beyond
>> the fact that it's been recommended on our forum...??? For m
>>  yself... I am clear on the Whys of Winstrol and Doxy ( though will 
>> be
>> looking for more lit support on the RNA effects of Doxy) but not 
>> clear on
>> the whys of the Pred.
>> Sorry for taking up so much space here but I'm having an " attack " 
>> of
>> missing my little guy and am tremulous about being caught in the same
>> position if I take in another FeLV as I am inclined to do....
>>
>>
>>>
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