Re: [PyrNet-L] Health: Care: Epilepsy

["carrie coffman" <carriecoffman@erols.com>]

Hi Daniel.  Carol Boyle made a point earlier this week about possible
natural remedies.  Maybe that could be an option.  Just out of curiousity,
why do you not give Cody DHLPP shots? 

"I generalized that cats much like dogs have to have shotS and be taken
care of like dogs so as not to give our guys things we don't want them to
have."

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> From: Daniel Rice <cody@ncweb.com>
> To: pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
> Subject: Re: [PyrNet-L] Health: Care: Epilepsy
> Date: Wednesday, June 02, 1999 9:23 PM
> 
> A little bit about the big baby - Cody is four years old this past Dec.
he weighs
> 135 lbs and is good health , we do not give him shots as most people do
only
> rabies every three years. We do put on Bio-spot for fleas sometimes, last
year no
> fleas here. First attack was around Jan 98 and was very bad, rush to
emergence
> clinic put on IV for dehydration, Eyes went up and back ,lost bladder
control and
> could not us rear legs, gums were very white. Second time was not as bad
about 14
> days from first time. total last year about 5 seizures then this year
starting in
> Jan (2 )- Feb.( 2)-  March (3) April ( 1)-  May  (2) but worse then any
before
> this time he lost all control and went into shaking and dehydration. time
from
> start to finish was around 25 minutes 2 off this was unconsciousness this
never
> happen before he was always able to keep his head up and hold onto me. We
are
> looking into other ways to treat this naturally but we may have to put
him on
> Pills. They seem to happen late at night and early morning and around the
first
> of the month and at the end of the month. Cody is a house guy and goes
with me
> most all the time, he is eating the same food from his first year with
us. So
> that is what is gong on now and that is why I was wondering about any of
you out
> there and what you were doing with yours so that I may look into some
more before
> giving him pills and frying his brain.
> 
> DanR.
> Cody&Kira
> ?
> 
> 
> 
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