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   Rosa Cheng said 2006-08-30, 15:19:

   Dear Arden

   It is really great to know your web, so informative and fill with peace, calm and love.

   I wonder if you will do the animal treatment.

   I have rescued a street cat near my house, at first, I was took him to treat the gingivitis, the Vet gave the shoot and then I release him back to the street.

   After a month, he stop eating again (I am a regular feeder of stray cats nearby my place), and I thought the gum may infected again. But this time, we finally find out his pelvic bone has been broken. And that the broken bone tends to go inside that narrow down the colon passage, he then have a serious constipation, and after twice enema but not very success to get the very hard poo poo out, the Vet then open up the colon to take the big poo out. After these sufferings, I plan to take the cat to do the pelvic bone reconstruction but when doing the blood test, I found he is a FIV+ cat,(The Feline Immuno-deficiency Virus : a slow virus that affects a cat’s immune system over a period of years ie similar to Aids in Human Beings) . The white blood cell readings will boost up to very abnormal level when the cat under stree so, I decide not to make him nervous.

   According to this, he simply can’t survive on the street again, so I decide to keep him. But, I don’t trust Western Medicine. I am a believer of Homeopathy and I had came across of similar case on my previous cat who died a year ago. In fact, a continuous gum infection is an obvious sign of FIV in Feline. And I took her to see Homeopathist, the drops really work for her. The Vet and nurse amaze of the improvement of her gum. I was suppose to take her for the shoot monthly but later, it change to 2 months or longer. And she was such an insecure and nervous cat, but after taking the drops few weeks, she was relaxed a lot and allow me to touch her.

   Therefore, I want to use the same solution to this cat. There’re two area I need to take care of it: the gum and the constipation. I can read from his face that he feel really upset to take pills or lactulose (the oil helps to poo poo) and I feel bad to keep upsetting him everyday. (I need to feed him the oil oraly to make sure he poo)

   So Arden, can you give me some solution? Or can I bring him to see you. I really got bankrupt by treating him over a month in the Vet Clinic. But, well, it is worth isn’t it, all lives equal.

   Thank you very much.

   Best regards
   Rosa
   (my email is rosasc_cheng@yahoo.com.hk)

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   arden said 2006-08-30, 21:45:

   Dear Rosa,
   I don’t specialize in animals, but can recommend some holistc vet. Their names will be sent to you by email.
   Best wishes,
   Arden.

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   Rosa Cheng said 2006-09-01, 14:59:

   Thank you Arden, Got your email and I would like to register you Sep 14 free talk on homeopathy, can I?

   Best
   Rosa

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   Lai Wai Han said 2007-05-08, 13:30:

   Dear Dr. Wong,

   My cat is diagnosed with FIP.
   Now we put him herbal medicine and some holistic medicine.
   We decided to help him wtih homeopathy. Would you please recommend me some holistc vet?

   Thank you very much.

   Best regards
   Annis
   (e-mail garlicsoda2006@yahoo.com.hk)

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   arden said 2007-05-10, 11:58:

   Dear Annis,

   As far as I know, there is no vet in HK practise homeopathy. But if you have already got the diagnosis made by a vet and really want to try homeopathy, pls contact us at 2815 9900 for an appointment. We would be very happy to help support the healing.

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   Kitty said 2007-08-19, 19:01:

   Arden

   May I have the list of holistic vets in HK as well? I can’t find any in the web.

   Thanks alot!
   Kitty

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