Upper Respiratory Infection

First, Lola's upset tummy, then her bee sting and now this, an upper
respiratory infection ... all within the course of a week. According to the
handwritten chicken-scratch on the label, her doctor has given her something
called (winging it here) "Baytril?" which she started on Sunday night. Much to
my dismay though, she seems to be getting worse instead of better. Eyes
glassy, sneezing fits more frequent, rattling fluids in the nose, lethargy and
complete avoidance of food (something very uncharacteristic of Lola.) Her
bloodwork checked out perfectly, so that's comforting, but my Lord, she seems
to be suffering so much ... I'd give anything, *anything,* to make her feel
better.

I've never seen her this sick. Please friends, any purrs for her recovery
would be most appreciated.

Tracy

in article , Allegra640 at
wrote on 11/17/03 9:37 PM:

First, Lola's upset tummy, then her bee sting and now this, an upper
respiratory infection ... all within the course of a week. According to the
handwritten chicken-scratch on the label, her doctor has given her something
called (winging it here) "Baytril?" which she started on Sunday night. Much
to
my dismay though, she seems to be getting worse instead of better. Eyes
glassy, sneezing fits more frequent, rattling fluids in the nose, lethargy and
complete avoidance of food (something very uncharacteristic of Lola.) Her
bloodwork checked out perfectly, so that's comforting, but my Lord, she seems
to be suffering so much ... I'd give anything, *anything,* to make her feel
better.

I've never seen her this sick. Please friends, any purrs for her recovery
would be most appreciated.

Tracy



AWW. Many purrs. If she isn't responding to the AB in a day or two, ask for
another. It should get somewhat better pretty quickly. Just like people,
different meds work differently. Try taking her in a steamy bathroom a
couple of times a day to help clear her nose and get her to eat better.

Karen

Comforting purrs to both you and Lola, sounds like she has a dose of the cat
flu - I would phone the V*T and have a talk to him/her.
Is she still taking fluids? Cats can dehydrate very quickly.

Purrs
Lois

"Allegra640" wrote in message
...
First, Lola's upset tummy, then her bee sting and now this, an upper
respiratory infection ... all within the course of a week. According to
the
handwritten chicken-scratch on the label, her doctor has given her
something
called (winging it here) "Baytril?" which she started on Sunday night.
Much to
my dismay though, she seems to be getting worse instead of better. Eyes
glassy, sneezing fits more frequent, rattling fluids in the nose, lethargy
and
complete avoidance of food (something very uncharacteristic of Lola.) Her
bloodwork checked out perfectly, so that's comforting, but my Lord, she
seems
to be suffering so much ... I'd give anything, *anything,* to make her
feel
better.

I've never seen her this sick. Please friends, any purrs for her recovery
would be most appreciated.

Tracy

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"Allegra640" wrote in message
...
First, Lola's upset tummy, then her bee sting and now this, an upper
respiratory infection ... all within the course of a week. According to
the
handwritten chicken-scratch on the label, her doctor has given her
something
called (winging it here) "Baytril?" which she started on Sunday night.
Much to
my dismay though, she seems to be getting worse instead of better. Eyes
glassy, sneezing fits more frequent, rattling fluids in the nose, lethargy
and
complete avoidance of food (something very uncharacteristic of Lola.) Her
bloodwork checked out perfectly, so that's comforting, but my Lord, she
seems
to be suffering so much ... I'd give anything, *anything,* to make her
feel
better.

I've never seen her this sick. Please friends, any purrs for her recovery
would be most appreciated.

Tracy

Allegra640 wrote:

First, Lola's upset tummy, then her bee sting and now this, an upper
respiratory infection ... all within the course of a week.

Poor Lola has had a hard time of it lately! We are sending our most sincere purrs,
meatloaf meditations and healing thoughts for Lola and purrs for you as well. I
hope that she is feeling well by the time you get this.

Julie, Hobbes, Selena and Lacey

"Allegra640" wrote in message
...
First, Lola's upset tummy, then her bee sting and now this, an upper
respiratory infection ... all within the course of a week. According to
the
handwritten chicken-scratch on the label, her doctor has given her
something
called (winging it here) "Baytril?" which she started on Sunday night.
Much to
my dismay though, she seems to be getting worse instead of better. Eyes
glassy, sneezing fits more frequent, rattling fluids in the nose, lethargy
and
complete avoidance of food (something very uncharacteristic of Lola.) Her
bloodwork checked out perfectly, so that's comforting, but my Lord, she
seems
to be suffering so much ... I'd give anything, *anything,* to make her
feel
better.

I've never seen her this sick. Please friends, any purrs for her recovery
would be most appreciated.

Tracy

Many purrs on the way from my two, Smokey and Mistletoe.
Sam

"Allegra640" wrote

I've never seen her this sick. Please friends, any purrs for her recovery
would be most appreciated.

Many purrs coming over for her. Poor baby, she has had more than her fair
share.

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi

Allegra640 wrote:


I've never seen her this sick. Please friends, any purrs for her recovery
would be most appreciated.

Tracy



Purrs for little Lola. Hope she feels better soon.
Helen Wheels

On 18 Nov 2003 03:37:33 GMT, (Allegra640) wrote:

First, Lola's upset tummy, then her bee sting and now this, an upper
respiratory infection ... all within the course of a week. According to the
handwritten chicken-scratch on the label, her doctor has given her something
called (winging it here) "Baytril?" which she started on Sunday night. Much to
my dismay though, she seems to be getting worse instead of better. Eyes
glassy, sneezing fits more frequent, rattling fluids in the nose, lethargy and
complete avoidance of food (something very uncharacteristic of Lola.) Her
bloodwork checked out perfectly, so that's comforting, but my Lord, she seems
to be suffering so much ... I'd give anything, *anything,* to make her feel
better.

I've never seen her this sick. Please friends, any purrs for her recovery
would be most appreciated.

Tracy


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