Coping With Feline Infectious Peritonitis

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Heidi-Baby
by: Rita (Heidi's Mommy) on Mon, Nov 16 2009

we adopted Heidi Baby 9 days ago. I started to call her “Hiding”. She soon became so gentle nd lovable that we were in love with her. She was attentive to the computer/TV & a long shoe lace. She would ask to be picked up and her purr was heard over the phone to all that called. She suddenly did not seem interested in eating & her tummy was growing. I took her to the Vet and heard the term “FIP”. She was far advanced and was not savable. The Angels in Feline Heaven needed her, and so she went lovingly.

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November 2009

Heidi-Baby - by Rita (Heidi's Mommy) - (Mon, Nov 16 2009)
we adopted Heidi Baby 9 days ago. I started to call her “Hiding”. She soon became so gentle nd lovable that we were in love with her. She was attentive to the computer/TV & a long shoe lace. [more..]
Talwin and Mako - by Jessie - (Fri, Nov 13 2009)
My husband and I adopted two kittens from the same litter in September. They were such silly kitties and we instantly fell in love. About a month of living with us, Talwin started rapidly losing weight and his energy levels plummetted. [more..]

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