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ME-2's MEWS
after Vet VisitMarch 22nd 2010 5:07 pm[ Leave A Comment | 14 people already have ]
We just returned from the Vet. I am afraid that the diagnosis is actually worse than an electrical burn. It seems that I have contacted a Calici virus. The vet said that this is not treatable. It has to run its course of 7 to 10 days. It is most common in shelter animals. How I contacted this is anybody's guess.
Leave A Comment | 14 people already have OH MY purring for you and your fursiblings. We have ever heard of Calici Virus. healing purrs to everyone. oh no! we hope those numbers are skewed. best to stay in the basement until you are all better. xxxooo We promise to say prayers for your whole family Me2. We are so very glad you are getting better. please keep us updated. much love and many prayers for you and your family. Anna Sure hope this problem will soon be just a bad memory for all of you. We are continuing to purr for you...as well as so many others that are joining in the purrathon to help you feel better. Pipo and Minko We`ll all be purring for you and your fursiblings that you all make a full recover soon. Cassie & family Puuring my best fur all of you! Love Purrrcy We are all PRAYING & PURRING for you to get better and your Family Furs to be ok. Purrs & Hugs & Kitty Kisses, Adam & THE GANG OF FURS I read about your burn in Karma Kitty's diary and am so sorry to hear about this virus now. I will be purring for you and your siblings. I am so sorry to hear that this has happened to all of you. These shelters really need to be more responsible in testing kitties. Love, Elise xoxo Me-2, we are sorry to hear you have this bug. I was diagnosed with Calicivirus as a kitten, but it doesn't sound anything like what you have. Maybe we have a different strain here, I don't know. We're hoping you get better quickly and it doesn't spread. Sending healing purrs and prayers to you and your family. Hope you all get better soon. Try to have a great day. Love, Kibbles, Francis, & Yoda Rhino and calici are fairly common in younger kitties. For some it is very mild. For others it can turn into worse. We've had good luck getting rescue babies thru it =) Just keep hydrated, keep eating, and watch for any eye/throat lesions and make sure your chest stays clear. Keep warm and well hugged by your parents =) I'm sending purrrs of healing straight to you! ~Biscuit Oh my....we just read Karma's diary....we are purring for you..... Sending hugs and healing purrs from our family to yours. I read Karma's diary and now yours. I am so sorry this is happening to you and your family. I will be purring non-stop for you all to recover fully. Purrs and headbonks, Bob |
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March 22nd 2010 at 5:35 pm