:)) still in Penang for Eid celebration...
Friday, September 10, 2010
aidilftiri 1 SYAWAL 1431H
salam aidilfitri....
so many things happen lately..
2/8/2010 - notti have been diagnosis by vet that she had FIV (Feline Immunodefeciency Virus)
so,we give full attention to her n try not to make her feel stress. She eats as usual
with full appetite but she lame. Only can made several movement. But the vet said
she dunno that she sick.I really wish that notti will get well soon!
Here a several FIV explanation n symptoms:
Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)
FIP is caused by a mutation of the corona virus. According to some experts, cats living in multi-cat environments tend to test positive for enteric corona virus. Cats can live with that virus remaining quietly in the intestines with no sign of disease for their entire lifetime. In other cases, probably a genetic pre-disposition, the virus mutates into FIP.
Once a cat has contracted FIP, it will display symptoms of a mild upper respiratory infection: sneezing, watery eyes, and nasal discharge. It may also have diarrhea, weight loss and lethargy. Most cats fully recover from this primary infection, although some may become virus carriers. A small percentage of exposed cats develop lethal FIP weeks or even years after the primary infection.
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus
FIV, or cat AIDS, is not always fatal. FIV decreases the ability of the cat's immune system to fight infections. Cats with FIV may remain free of symptoms for years. It is when the cat contracts other illnesses in the chronic stage of FIV infection that FIV is first suspected. This long list of illnesses includes oral-cavity infections, upper-respiratory infections, weight loss, ear infections, kidney disease, and many others. Although there is, as yet, no vaccine, all cats should be tested for the virus. The virus is transmitted through saliva, usually when a cat is bitten in a cat fight.
Feline Leukemia Virus
FLV was, until recently, the most common fatal disease of cats. But with a vaccine now available, the number of cases is dwindling. Although the name leukemia means cancer of the white blood cells, this is only 1 of the many diseases associated with this virus, such as other types of cancer, anemia, arthritis and respiratory infections. FLV is preventable if the cat is immunized before being exposed to the virus. Although the disease is not always immediately fatal, cats with FLV rarely have a long life expectancy. NEVER bring other cats into your household when you have a cat with FLV.
2/9/2010 - Bucuk delivered a babby again for 2nd time!
4 kitten.. :) so sweet! Brother n sisters of notti..
10/9/2010 - 1 syawal 1431H
early i the morning about 6am my grandma give a call..
sumthing serious happen where my auntie n her family were involved in an
accident at Bukit Tambun. 2 of them got killed which one of them my cousin. Her
engagement ceremony will be held on 3 syawal 1431H. May Allah S.W.T bless
them. Al-Fatihah.
11/9/2010 - Life just like roller coster. Have ups n downs, joy n sorrow..
so,we just follow the FLOW...and try make a better changes to be a better person!
so many things happen lately..
2/8/2010 - notti have been diagnosis by vet that she had FIV (Feline Immunodefeciency Virus)
so,we give full attention to her n try not to make her feel stress. She eats as usual
with full appetite but she lame. Only can made several movement. But the vet said
she dunno that she sick.I really wish that notti will get well soon!
Here a several FIV explanation n symptoms:
Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)
FIP is caused by a mutation of the corona virus. According to some experts, cats living in multi-cat environments tend to test positive for enteric corona virus. Cats can live with that virus remaining quietly in the intestines with no sign of disease for their entire lifetime. In other cases, probably a genetic pre-disposition, the virus mutates into FIP.
Once a cat has contracted FIP, it will display symptoms of a mild upper respiratory infection: sneezing, watery eyes, and nasal discharge. It may also have diarrhea, weight loss and lethargy. Most cats fully recover from this primary infection, although some may become virus carriers. A small percentage of exposed cats develop lethal FIP weeks or even years after the primary infection.
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus
FIV, or cat AIDS, is not always fatal. FIV decreases the ability of the cat's immune system to fight infections. Cats with FIV may remain free of symptoms for years. It is when the cat contracts other illnesses in the chronic stage of FIV infection that FIV is first suspected. This long list of illnesses includes oral-cavity infections, upper-respiratory infections, weight loss, ear infections, kidney disease, and many others. Although there is, as yet, no vaccine, all cats should be tested for the virus. The virus is transmitted through saliva, usually when a cat is bitten in a cat fight.
Feline Leukemia Virus
FLV was, until recently, the most common fatal disease of cats. But with a vaccine now available, the number of cases is dwindling. Although the name leukemia means cancer of the white blood cells, this is only 1 of the many diseases associated with this virus, such as other types of cancer, anemia, arthritis and respiratory infections. FLV is preventable if the cat is immunized before being exposed to the virus. Although the disease is not always immediately fatal, cats with FLV rarely have a long life expectancy. NEVER bring other cats into your household when you have a cat with FLV.
2/9/2010 - Bucuk delivered a babby again for 2nd time!
4 kitten.. :) so sweet! Brother n sisters of notti..
10/9/2010 - 1 syawal 1431H
early i the morning about 6am my grandma give a call..
sumthing serious happen where my auntie n her family were involved in an
accident at Bukit Tambun. 2 of them got killed which one of them my cousin. Her
engagement ceremony will be held on 3 syawal 1431H. May Allah S.W.T bless
them. Al-Fatihah.
11/9/2010 - Life just like roller coster. Have ups n downs, joy n sorrow..
so,we just follow the FLOW...and try make a better changes to be a better person!
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