Cat with with Eosinophilic Ulcer

January 30, 2007

Hi,

Can anyone help or steer me differently?? I have a 3 year old female Maine

Coon cat who was diagnosed with Eosinophilic Ulcer before she was a year old. We

were living in Germany at the time, and yes she is a German cat...there she got

allergy shots when the ulcers get really bad and 2 weeks after that she takes

prednisone 5mg. every other day until the next shot.The vets tell me that in

most cases within a year of this treatment the disease clears up, but not with

Sasha. One of my vets consulted with specialists and they said there is nothing

that can be done. This is very painful for the cat and for me to watch her go

through it. Also, the pills are difficult for me to give her because of her gums

and lips being so sore.....Anyone have any thoughts on this? Is there something

natural that I can give her to help? Oh and she goes through bouts of hair

loss,which I assume to be the prednisone. But without it she would be worse!!!

Help!

Thank you,

Lynn Latham

blue_texasgal

Edith <woodstone wrote:

Hi Dave, I have an 11 year old cat with 2 huge tumors. One is at the top of

the back of his head, and the other is on his shoulder. They may or may not

be cancer. He has not been to a Vet, because he cannot be taken out of the

house. He goes into extreme panic and violently vomits.

He had many health problems at birth and was rejected by his mother, so he

was hand raised by us and a little later spared formula insult to his

nutrition by his aunt accepting and nursing him to weaning. The Vet at the

time said not to waste time with him as he was dying from at least 3 causes.

Last time he saw a Vet he was neutered along with his half brother and

sister. Comet is a huge 17 pound cat with hard muscles and great strength.

He isn't really bright and is clumsy, but very affectionate. He and his

siblings were born from feral cats so they alarm and panic quickly.

Comet has been totally inactive for some time, only getting up to eat or use

the litterbox. I have been studying the Budwig Protocol for some time. I

whip about 2 Tbsp. low fat cottage cheese with about a Tbsp. Barleans Flax

Seed Oil with a stick blender, and then feed it to him off of my two middle

fingers, until he won't accept any more. We do this twice a day. Sometimes

he isn't interested (seldom) and then I grasp his front leg and rub it into

the fur. He licks it off.

Now the important part is he is again active and functional. He was in

active for a very long time. He had very bulgy sides; when he could walk he

looked pregnant with elephants. Right away he slimmed down to normal size,

but maintained his normal weight. He still rest a lot but not as much as his

siblings. He can tear through the house at break-neck speed once again. For

about 2 years he was declining no matter what we did. Now he is full of

mischief.

He has accepted kefir many times and requested it also. But it showed no

similar results.

Once he started eating the FSO/CC he loudly demands it each day. Being a cat

he sometimes isn't interested, so I intervene. I plan to continue this for

his lifetime.

I've also started using it to help with lung problems. It also helps me.

A cat will more easily accept the FSO/CC and it will cure cancer, but needs

to be continued for life.

May this information be a beneficial to you and Nola as it has been to us.

Our Comet is again alive -- no longer a living death waiting to happen. If

you need further information feel free to ask, either on the list or

privately. Sincerely, Edith woodstone

> 7a. Essiac Tea and our cat

> Posted by: " zands15 " zands15 zands15

> Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:49 am ((PST))

>

> Our cat Nola, who will turn 18 next month, was recently diagnosed with

> cancer. It was discovered when we had a biopsy done on her lymph node

> in her neck. We were told the cancer isn't there but most likely in her

> sinuses. Due to her age and the severity of the operation, we decided

> not to put her through that ordeal. One thing that was suggested was

> Essiac tea. Well, we got some and brewed it up. Then we tried to give

> it to her. First we tried mixing it in her food, but that didn't work.

> Next we tried with a syringe and you can only imagine the results. My

> question is, would the Essiac be just as effective if we mixed the

> powder on her food instead of brewing it and how much should we give

> her?. Thanks in advance for any and all your help

> Dave

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January 30, 2007

You need to have a professional look over this cat.....call the vet you use

and ask him/her for a strong sedative because of your cats reaction. Once

sedated you can have her appropriately looked at and diagnosed. Sedatives

can be administered by pill or liquid form so choose what works best for

your cat.

medusa

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" Lynn Latham " <blue_texasgal

Tuesday, January 30, 2007 12:58 AM

Cat with with Eosinophilic Ulcer

> Hi,

> Can anyone help or steer me differently?? I have a 3 year old female

> Maine Coon cat who was diagnosed with Eosinophilic Ulcer before she was a

> year old. We were living in Germany at the time, and yes she is a German

> cat...there she got allergy shots when the ulcers get really bad and 2

> weeks after that she takes prednisone 5mg. every other day until the next

> shot.The vets tell me that in most cases within a year of this treatment

> the disease clears up, but not with Sasha. One of my vets consulted with

> specialists and they said there is nothing that can be done. This is very

> painful for the cat and for me to watch her go through it. Also, the pills

> are difficult for me to give her because of her gums and lips being so

> sore.....Anyone have any thoughts on this? Is there something natural that

> I can give her to help? Oh and she goes through bouts of hair loss,which I

> assume to be the prednisone. But without it she would be worse!!! Help!

> Thank you,

> Lynn Latham

> blue_texasgal

>

> Edith <woodstone wrote:

> Hi Dave, I have an 11 year old cat with 2 huge tumors. One is at the top

> of

> the back of his head, and the other is on his shoulder. They may or may

> not

> be cancer. He has not been to a Vet, because he cannot be taken out of the

> house. He goes into extreme panic and violently vomits.

> He had many health problems at birth and was rejected by his mother, so he

> was hand raised by us and a little later spared formula insult to his

> nutrition by his aunt accepting and nursing him to weaning. The Vet at the

> time said not to waste time with him as he was dying from at least 3

> causes.

> Last time he saw a Vet he was neutered along with his half brother and

> sister. Comet is a huge 17 pound cat with hard muscles and great strength.

> He isn't really bright and is clumsy, but very affectionate. He and his

> siblings were born from feral cats so they alarm and panic quickly.

> Comet has been totally inactive for some time, only getting up to eat or

> use

> the litterbox. I have been studying the Budwig Protocol for some time. I

> whip about 2 Tbsp. low fat cottage cheese with about a Tbsp. Barleans Flax

> Seed Oil with a stick blender, and then feed it to him off of my two

> middle

> fingers, until he won't accept any more. We do this twice a day. Sometimes

> he isn't interested (seldom) and then I grasp his front leg and rub it

> into

> the fur. He licks it off.

> Now the important part is he is again active and functional. He was in

> active for a very long time. He had very bulgy sides; when he could walk

> he

> looked pregnant with elephants. Right away he slimmed down to normal size,

> but maintained his normal weight. He still rest a lot but not as much as

> his

> siblings. He can tear through the house at break-neck speed once again.

> For

> about 2 years he was declining no matter what we did. Now he is full of

> mischief.

> He has accepted kefir many times and requested it also. But it showed no

> similar results.

> Once he started eating the FSO/CC he loudly demands it each day. Being a

> cat

> he sometimes isn't interested, so I intervene. I plan to continue this for

> his lifetime.

> I've also started using it to help with lung problems. It also helps me.

> A cat will more easily accept the FSO/CC and it will cure cancer, but

> needs

> to be continued for life.

> May this information be a beneficial to you and Nola as it has been to us.

> Our Comet is again alive -- no longer a living death waiting to happen. If

> you need further information feel free to ask, either on the list or

> privately. Sincerely, Edith woodstone

>

>> 7a. Essiac Tea and our cat

>> Posted by: " zands15 " zands15 zands15

>> Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:49 am ((PST))

>>

>> Our cat Nola, who will turn 18 next month, was recently diagnosed with

>> cancer. It was discovered when we had a biopsy done on her lymph node

>> in her neck. We were told the cancer isn't there but most likely in her

>> sinuses. Due to her age and the severity of the operation, we decided

>> not to put her through that ordeal. One thing that was suggested was

>> Essiac tea. Well, we got some and brewed it up. Then we tried to give

>> it to her. First we tried mixing it in her food, but that didn't work.

>> Next we tried with a syringe and you can only imagine the results. My

>> question is, would the Essiac be just as effective if we mixed the

>> powder on her food instead of brewing it and how much should we give

>> her?. Thanks in advance for any and all your help

>> Dave

>

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January 30, 2007

Lynn Latham <blue_texasgal wrote:

>Can anyone help or steer me differently?? I have a 3 year old female

Maine Coon cat who was diagnosed with Eosinophilic Ulcer before she

was a year old.

YES. Get over to holisticat. It's a all about holistic

cat care. You will find so much wonderful information. The group is

moving at midnight on the 31st, so you need to get over there ASAP to

check it out. Once it's moved she's going to charge to be a part of

the group. But it's only .068 per day! (If you sign up for a year)

There is a " test " period in which you can be a part of the group for

free. The fee is less than most people spend in a day on sodas and

coffee! For me it was an easy choice. If not for the Holisticat

group my 16 yo CRF cat would not be alive! I've saved the lives of

several of my cats due to what I learned on holisticat.

Do you feed raw? You need to. It's easy, cheap, healthy and natural.

All commercial food is crap and nasty stuff. See this link:

http://www.newstarget.com/012647.html

Do you vaccinate? You should NOT. It's bad. It's all propoganda

and money in the already too deep pockets of the drug makers.

Trish

January 31, 2007

I would suggest going to the catwell. The people there are VERY

helpful and the list owner has devoted her life to cat health. She's a

classical trained homeopath who will give many suggestions on remedies for

free when you write the list, and you can also write her off list and get a

paid consultation. She's saved many cats lives.

Samala

Renee

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Lynn Latham <blue_texasgal wrote:

>Can anyone help or steer me differently?? I have a 3 year old female

Maine Coon cat who was diagnosed with Eosinophilic Ulcer before she

Was a year old.

February 1, 2007

Thank you....I appreciate any and ALL help!!

Lynn

Renee <gaiacita wrote:

I would suggest going to the catwell. The people there are

VERY

helpful and the list owner has devoted her life to cat health. She's a

classical trained homeopath who will give many suggestions on remedies for

free when you write the list, and you can also write her off list and get a

paid consultation. She's saved many cats lives.

Samala

Renee

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Lynn Latham <blue_texasgal wrote:

>Can anyone help or steer me differently?? I have a 3 year old female

Maine Coon cat who was diagnosed with Eosinophilic Ulcer before she

Was a year old.

Lynn Latham

blue_texasgal

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February 1, 2007

I was denied membership to holisticat....I am not sure why...something about too

many people and she spends too much of her spare time on the site....

I tried...

Lynn

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