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  1. 04-29-2010, 12:58 AM #1
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    Lisa, I finally got a reply from my vet and she said that orophargyneal disease is not a diagnosis but just a description and there are many types and severities. She said that if you have any doubts about your current vet then you may want to see an internal medicine specialist.

    I just hope that whatever it is can be properly diagnosed and treated and that no more of your cats will become infected. I'll continue to keep everyone in my thoughts and prayers.
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    I'm sorry I didn't post till now things have been really crazy around my place. My prays are with you though and prays for your kitties too.

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    Thanks everyone! I have every bit of confidence in our vets. We've been going to them for 12 years now and they've never let us down. These cats have had blood work, cultures, etc. run and no diseases have shown in any tests. Sable is in now at the vet for teeth removal and throat treatment. I sure hope all goes well. Beavis was in yesterday and got his shot and is doing much better today. Gable is eating like an oinker this morning after having his shot.

    I stopped last night and bought special milk for Sable when she returns after her surgery. I don't know why I never thought of this myself, so I sure appreciate all these ideas, thoughts, and comments. Keep em coming!
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