It appears I was certainly wrong to assume Craig Grant just couldn't
turn down a homeless cat. It was money for his own enjoyment that he
couldn't turn down! This is really shocking.
Lorrie
On 03-02, C PQ wrote:
FYI: Here's another perspective on the situation:
From: X [name removed
On 02-28, Lynda Wilson wrote:
Any update? I'm thinking of your kitty and hope everything is
better. Please let us know, thanks!
I hope we hear from this person. When we don't hear how the cat is
doing we imagine the worst.such as the cat was not taken to
the vet and just died
in NJ, charge $15,000, which is very
high but more realistic, as vet bills over the years can easily cost
that much. I think there must be some good sanctuaries somewhere in
between these prices.
Lorrie
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I have several FelV cats, and they have lived long healthy lives.
I do not think an asymtomatic FelV cat should be automatically
euthanized. There are sanctuaries that take FelV cats, or they
should be isolated from other cats, but not killed.
Lorrie
On 03-08, Beth wrote:
I agree, FeLV
Heather, this is a huge undertaking for you and your bf. What a
wonderful committment. Thank you.
Lorrie
On 03-07, Heather wrote:
My bf and I take care of over 140 feral/homeless cats on the streets
everyday (in over 20 different spots), 365 days a year for several
years now
Thank you for your post, Natalie. I will never understand why so many
people feel guilty about adopting another cat when they lose one. It
is not a betrayal it's a tribute to the cat who died to honor it's
death by helping another cat. Your words were perfect.
Lorrie
On 03-11, GRAS wrote
my posts short and I trim former messages. I wrote back right
to the owner right away, and still don't know if I'm being dumped!
Did anyone else get this ???
Lorrie
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Apparently Lowes is blocking our e-mails to dbar...@loweshotels.com
I got this number from Google. (888) 430-4999 Universal Orlando
Resorts. This number had a comment next to it about the awful
plight of the feral cats there.
Lowes Hotels claims to be pet friendly, but they are
- Forwarded message from Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com -
Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2012 15:56:20 -0400
From: Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com
To: feralfriendsonl...@yahoogroups.com, felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Cc: CHB
Subject: : Re: Cruelty to cats
Reply-To: felineres...@frontier.com
I've had several FelV positive kittens who have been exactly like
this..Less playful than others their age, and finally wobbly
in the back legs then complete loss of the use of the back legs.
Lorrie
On 04-28, molvey...@hotmail.com wrote:
I have a FeLV kitten that I'm fostering
Unfortunately this adorable FelV pos. kitten died a week or so later.
She was only 6 month old and had seemed fine up to the leg problem.
This loss of the back legs seems to be fairly common with FelV cats
and kittens.
On 04-28, Maureen Olvey wrote:
I don't like the sound of this. What
and crashed.
Have any of you had FelV cats who just wasted away, and do you think
I should just let him die at home where he feels comfortable and
safe? I hate to have him euthanized at this point as it is so
frightening for cats to go to the vet. I would appreciate your
thoughts.
Lorrie
On 05
separately. Nutramin and COQ10 sound good,
and I will check on them to see if he'll take them, but he has little
appetite now and is just wasting away. Otherwise I will not put him
thru heroic measures, injections, etc.
Thank you for your help.
Lorrie
On 05-22, GRAS wrote:
Lorrie - Is he getting
that.
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Original message From: Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 6:05 AM
I do rescue work and I have several FelV cats, and one of my
favorites is a long haired black male who tested
life as it should be lived. As for
the FelV female Bengal. Please have her spayed and let her be adopted
by someone who will be happy to have her as a pet and won't give a
damn about making money from her!!
Lorrie
On 05-27, Lee Evans wrote:
This is for Charles Adams: Unfortunately, you
for them and give them companionship. I
am in eastern WV, which is too far away for you, but there are many
FelV shelters available, as well as people with no other cats who
would love to have this female as a pet.
Lorrie
On 05-28, Charles Adams wrote:
Hello Kelley,
Thanks for your kind
Absolutely Beth Breeders will get a lecture from me too.
Lorrie
On 05-28, Beth wrote:
I'm not about to apologize for having opinions voicing them. You
breed animals you are going to get a lecture from me.
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On 05-28, Ben Williams wrote:
I have to believe that the message from Charles was someone's
idea of a joke. That email hit just about every red flag for the
kind of behavior that no one on this list would condone.
It may be comforting to think it's all a joke, but this is
exactly the way
.
Lorrie
On 05-31, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
I got some information on a screen that the manufacturer says is
cat, dog and raccoon proof. Also no seeums proof. It cost $108.00
per roll (which is a large roll). I will try to dig out the info
and send it to you. I was planning on fencing in my
on a metal pole. The cats can jump 4 or 5 feet high but not
the raccoons. I'd be concerned about this however, because old cats
or an injured feral couldn't jump that high either. So early morning
feeding has worked best for me.
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I had two rescued litters of 11 FelV positive kittens. All of them died
within 2 years except for one. He has been tested several times and he
remains negative. He is now 4 years old and very healthy.
Lorrie
On 06-27, Beth wrote:
Most of mine that were born with it lived about 1 1/2
Oh how very true. I wish the people who don't neuter and spay could all see
this!!! I get so sick of people who let their cats have kittens so they can
witness the miracle of life! How I wish their kids could watch all those
precious cats and kittens being killed!!
Lorrie
On 06-29
that is allowed to be born and a home found,
a rescue kitten will die because homes are so scarce.
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[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Lorrie
Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2012 5:35 PM
To: felvtalk
LEE, I LOVE YOU... I COULDN'T HAVE SAID IT BETTER MYSELF.
What a sick, miserable society we live in, and yes, I take Zoloft.
It's the only thing that keeps me going.
Lorrie
On 06-30, Lee Evans wrote:
After years in rescue, I'm so cynical that I truly believe if you did all
I'm with you on that one. They rapists, murderers and child molesters are
let off in short order to go back and do their dirty work again, while the
poor guy who grows a bit of grass is in the slammer forever.
On 07-07, GRAS wrote:
Unfortunately, technically, the Manson creep didn't do the
interesting to me.
Bring up a subject of interest to you, or ask a question, and watch for all
the replies you'll get.
Lorrie
On 07-18, Claire Davidson wrote:
Hi,
I'm a new member of FeLVTalk at felineleukemia.org and have yet to figure
out how to view daily discussions. I'm used to joining
this is very rare.
Lorrie
Beth wrote:
I've always seen FIV kittens turn negative after being taken away from mom
for a period. I've never seen a kitten positive on an FeLV test turn
negative later. I have seen litters where 1 might consistently test
negative on an Elisa the others are positive
as antibiotics have been tried, but will not work
on viral infections only bacterial infections.
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the Lysine tho, and let you know.
Lorrie
On 07-24, Kathryn Hargreaves wrote:
Lorrie,
Does it work to give your Herpes kitty more Lysine per day? It did with
mine.
Kathy
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playful right now, and I can't bear to put them to sleep. Still I know
some of them may not make it SO SAD.
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Some vets say to euthanize FelV cats right away, but most vets now realize
many positive cats revert to negative in time. My 4 positive kittens look
so healthy, and they're playful and adorable. I will give them the happiest
life I can and hope they revert to negative when I retest.
Lorrie
Melissa,
I'd certainly have him retested. He may well be free of FelV by now.
Many cats throw off the virus as they have strong immune systems.
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What a great story about Buttercup. I love a story with a happy ending!
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Please do NOT involve animal control. Shelters everywhere are FULL and
these cats will be euthanized. Are any of them socialized (tame) or are
they feral? Ferals are not adoptable. I've been feeding and TNR a colony of
feral cats for 10 years now. They count on you for food. Where are you
Heather, you and your bf are wonderful to care for so many cats. I
thought I had a lot to care for, but you're amazing. Thank you for
caring.
Lorrie
On 08-27, Heather wrote:
Hi,
My bf and I feed around 140 cats in 20+ spots (colonies) each day.
Unless they are adoptable and you
or understand what low quality food
it is, and they buy it because their vets sell it. I'm sure vets get
a kick back from the company.
Lorrie
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with your
kitten.
Lorrie in WV
On 09-06, Maryam Ulomi wrote:
Hello,
There is a cat who comes by my house and I have been feeding her for over
three years. I have tried to trap her previously but she stops eating as
soon as the trap appears so I gave up assuming she had been checked and
spayed
happy and stress free. This really
helps, and I have found heroic measures don't help, they only prolong the
inevitable. pain and stress for the time the cat has left as well as
well as emotional and financial hell for youself.
Lorrie
On 09-08, Don wrote:
Hello.
Our boy Oliver, has
rooms to play in at my cat sanctuary, and I feed them well and keep them
stress free. This does help.
Lorrie
On 09-17, Maryam Ulomi wrote:
Hello,
I'm sorry for that first email. I wanted to find out if anyone had some
advice and suggestions on nutrition for the little kitten I have rescue
I agree! I've had some awful results with tranquilizers. The cats
become terrified and feel out of control which adds to their fear.
Lorrie
On 09-17, Natalie wrote:
If I may offer some advice, don't sedate! My vet hates it because you
never know how any cat may react...cats get more
and it terrifies me to think
of not being able to end my life when I'm ready. I've signed a
Living Will requesting NO heroic measures, if I'm terminal, but
sometimes they keep you alive anyway.
Lorrie
alive-25, Edna Taylor wrote:
personally, I think we should do this for people too, end
On 09-25, MaiMaiPG wrote:
With those beliefs, please check into a Do Not Resuscitate Order. LWs
are great but stopping something once it is started is difficult. A
DNR can help keep measures from being started.
Thanks, I'll do that. I didn't realize a DNR order was a separate thing
from
is the litter box stinks. I asked
her how often she scoops and she dodged the question. Her ex said
she never scoops! It's hard not to hate people like that.
Lorrie
On 09-25, Marcia wrote:
Yes people suck.a very good friend of mine (who I had in a pedestal)
just put her 8 year old
I couldn't have said it better Lee, you are an excellent writer and
you express yourself beautifully.
Lorrie
On 09-25, Lee Evans wrote:
The problem with euthanasia for pets is that most people will use it
for their own convenience. I have seen this happen several times and
it's
On 09-25, Marcia wrote:
My 3 other siblings and I took care of my Mom for 3 weeks while she died
at home. Her request(: hospice said no fluid, so she laid there with
nothing all that time, struggling to breath, to swallow. Etc. I only cried
one time during that 3 weeks, because I had a job
I guess your mom requested no tubes, and this is why she only
got morphine. I'm sure glad she had that. Hospice is usually
very generous with it, whereas hospitals aren't. Never go to
a hospital to die. They do everything they can to keep you alive
and they never give patients enough pain
That probably had a lot to do with it!
On 09-26, Edna Taylor wrote:
They just want to get as much MONEY from the family and their insurance
company as they can :(
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failure, and he didn't want to die in the
hospital.
He literally said to my sister (pardon the language) I am sick of this
fucking hospital. Take me home. I want to die on my couch.
So that's what he did.
Terri
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On 09-26, KG BarnCats wrote:
Some, especially the elderly or very ill, may wish to look into the
DNR bracelets. My grandmother's nursing home mislaid her file so at
the critical moment, they could not show her DNR to the paramedics --
so she was forced through a lot of intrusive procedures
On 09-26, Marcia wrote:
Hospitals aren't good at palliative care. It wasn't that my Mom requested
no tubes, it was that Hospice didn't want her to have fluids. They said it
would make her uncomfortable. I went toe to toe with that lady. Her Dr
said she could have fluids, hospice said no.
I hate bow hunting or any hunting whatsoever. I'd really love to
see a hunter with a bow stuck in him, and I'm quite delighted when
I hear that a hunter has shot his hunting buddy by mistake.
Lorrie
On 10-01, dlg...@windstream.net wrote: Bow hunting has started in my area
and I keep my cats
. Anyway these kittens have never been sick a day, they just
carry the virus from their mother. I am hoping they will test negative
at the end of October.
Lorrie
On 10-01, janine paton wrote:
Hello,
I joined this list years ago, and have now needed to rejoin. Trying to find
testing
Bow hunting is CRUEL. It often leaves the poor animal in agony and it dies a
slow painful death. We had a buck dying in our yard last winter, and we had
to call for someone to put it out of it's misery. It was horrible and I was
upset for weeks. I still can't stand to think about it.
Hunters
being born. People still don't N/S as they find it much
easier to dump their unwanted cats. It is difficult not to detest
most people.. Meaning people like that who care so little about
their animals.
Lorrie
On 10-03, Natalie wrote:
Yes, it would make sense - if cats had not been
You declawed your cat? I will send you some information about
this. It is NOT a good thing to do.
People don't realize what's involved when a cat is declawed. They
think it's just a manicure, but it's actually amputation of the
digit of each toe along with the nail. It's a very serious and
One brief thing... The Obama Care we now have is not even close to
the way he wanted it. He had to make too many concessions to the Republicans
who really screwed it up. My opinion - and you can guess who I'll vote for.
Lorrie
On 10-04, Terri Brown wrote:
Well, I have a different
Lee, We think alike. Humans are the main cause of most of the
problems on earth! Too bad we have to keep feeding hunters, irresponsible
pet owners, polluters, and other jerks like this.
Lorrie
On 10-04, Lee Evans wrote:
During the years of concentration camps, very few babies
many cats I have now she'd turn over in her grave.
Lorrie
On 10-04, Edna Taylor wrote:
Lorrie, I agree with you 100%. My Mom has wanted to adopt several
kittens I have had in the past and I have always told her NO because
she declaws, then she complains that her cats aren't as sweet
Good for you Natalie. I was wondering if anyone would bring
that up. I can't imagine the horror and fear Romney's dog felt while
his crate was on the top of his car! I'd like to strap Romney there!!
Lorrie
On 10-04, Natalie wrote:
Actually very simple: Romney's dog on top
I don't understand why people don't change the subject line when
the subject changes???
On 10-05, Beth wrote:
This is why off-topic posts should be kept off list. I almost deleted
this because the subject line said President
The Advantage dosage I have used for years got from
On 10-05, Beth wrote:
It has sadly gotten to the point where I delete 90% of the emails I get
from this list without even reading them.
I'm sorry you feel this way Beth. I LOVE this group. I'm a member of
five yahoo cat groups and this one is my absolute favorite.
Lorrie
On 10-04, GRAS wrote:
Obama ideally wanted single-payer.
Yes, and it is shameful that America, supposedly the greatest
county in the world, lets it's people go without medical help.
Every other first world country has single payer.
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On 10-04, Lee Evans wrote:
I agree that neither candidate can make animal rights/welfare a major
issue in this election and I also agree that the economy is the major
issue that impacts our rescues and other people's companion
On 10-05, Edna Taylor wrote:
My vet frowns on using any dog flea product on cats because she said
even though it is the same ingredients, the portions of the same
ingredients may be different.
The vet will make much more money if you give individual doses. I cannot do
this as I have
!!
Lorrie
On 10-05, Beth wrote:
I guess that is the problem - they are survivng the treatment. They are
surviving in droves at my house. I have to flea comb every other day.
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What are your opinions on vaccinating FelV positive kittens??
They are 5 months old and should have their first vaccinations,
but I've had immune compromised kittens die from them, so I worry.
They do not go outside but are confined to three large rooms in
my cat sanctuary.
Lorrie
On 10-05, dlg
Since we live in a safe area with no traffic all my cats go
outside except for 3 who never even try. I work hard to keep
the fleas down, and use Advantage, flea comb, and flea traps in
every room, but I never heard of nematodes. Where do I get them?
Lorrie
On 10-06, GRAS wrote:
All around
A section of my sanctuary is for FelV Pos. cats, but NY is probably too far
away. I'm in WV, and actually I'm getting much too old (almost 80) to take
on more cats. I'm wondering why the people who were to adopt this kitten
don't want it now. Unless of course they have other cats.
Lorrie
On 10
childhood diseases now. As an older woman I immediately
recognized the disease and my grandson did recover just fine.
Lorrie
On 10-06, Lee Evans wrote:
This is just an opinion stemming from a human experience with
vaccinations. I almost died from the whooping cough vaccination when I
was 9
no stress!
Lorrie
On 10-07, Lee Evans wrote:
Do you have the kitten who tested positive? Usually, if the are healthy
except for the positive test, they will throw off the exposure to the
virus, especially if they are not stressed and getting good quality
food and care
How wonderful for them. It should be the same
way in America the Ungreat!!
On 10-06, Natalie wrote:
My mother-in-law is in Sweden, at 94 1/2, she lives alone, gets someone
coming in 6 times a day, bring her 3 meals, help her up, get to bed, etc.
clean her place. It costs $200/month. Yes,
I did not know the 1 year and 3 year rabies were the same. So the vet
gives a new cat or kitten the first vaccination for rabies and then
makes extra $$ by having you return for another vaccination in a year.
On 10-06, Kathryn Hargreaves wrote:
Also, I'm sure you know that 1-year and 3-year
for cats on one of my rescues, and he died in
days from liver failure. I am appalled that this company is allowed
to sell their stuff.
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Almost all of you have suggested I not get the FVRCP vaccinations.
so I won't. These kittens are indoors only and have no contact with
AC. My rescues usually come from local people who dump them at my
rescue shelter.
Thanks so much to everyone who posted.
Lorrie
On 10-07, Beth wrote
Edna, I'm so sorry about Suzie Q. I do like Beth does and take a dying cat
outside when the end is near, and sometimes after they've been PTS I sit
outside with them before they are buried. It's SO sad to lose a cat.
Just like losing a family member.
Lorrie
On 10-08, Beth wrote:
I'm so
On 10-08, Lynda Wilson wrote:
I'm so sorry for the senseless loss of your beloved fur-kid! I will share
this info among family and friends. I hope Hartz goes out of business!
Anyone know of any law suits?
Lynda
I believe there is a website telling of Hartz victim.
scary to think scoopable litter
is so bad.
Lorrie
On 10-08, Natalie wrote:
Liter, especially clumping litter, should be banned - I have tons of
info on it, how a company responded to a concerned cat owner, Buyer
beware. I discourage all my adopters from using it. Sodium bentonite
on line.
Lorrie
On 10-08, Lynda Wilson wrote:
I use Feline Pine - scoopable, not the pellets (it's too hard on their feet
in my opinion). It has improved immensely! It clumps better and leaves
less on the floor than what it used to. It lasts a long time too.
L
it, and his parents
made him join 4 H where the pig was just bought by a super market
to be slaughtered. I detest 4 H. It teaches a child to betray an
animal they love and loved him and trusted him.
Lorrie
On 10-09, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
I am in a rural area and they all think I am crazy
Right! Anyone taking office after George W. Bush would have
three strikes against him. What a mess Bush left.
On 10-09, Diane Rosenfeldt wrote:
Um, I don't think the guy who was President the last 4 years caused ANY of
the problems you mention. In fact, I know he didn't. I'm pretty sure
the size of the bags!
Every few months there is less in the bag. My cats also get canned Friskies
and Fancy Feast or Sheba for my special needs cats.
Lorrie
On 10-11, Lee Evans wrote:
Oh, @#$%!!!. The price of Kirkland Adult Maintenance cat food used to
be $16.99. Then it went up a year
Lee, I almost pissed myself laughing.. Been there with the solid
block of concrete stuck to the bottom of the litter boxes!
Lorrie
On 10-11, Lee Evans wrote:
This is a horror story. It's true. My cats will tell you it is. One
day, several years ago, I decided to purchase clumping
the critters they catch. I think that's why I can't get my
fat cat to lose weight. I've had him on a diet for years but he must
suppliment what I give him by dining out.
Lorrie
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you'll stay with us. We learn
a lot from you and you can learn from us.
Lorrie
On 10-12, Edna Taylor wrote:
Sorry to see you leave the list Natalie :( You should stick around
since the elections will be over soon ;)
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3 kittens are now safe, and warm inside
and learning to eat well.
I hope you enjoyed this story and I wonder if any of you have had
similar stories to share.
Lorrie and 14 rescued cats and Karin with 18 rescued cats!!
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Dot, I have tried 5 times to get into the chipin address and cannot.
I have no idea why. How about paypal? That works for me. I cannot
send you a lot, as I have 24 cats of my own plus a feral colony but
I want to send something.
Lorrie
http://farmingdalecats.chipin.com/cat-rescue
.
On 10-25, dot winkler wrote:
Hi - i read your e-mail Lorrie about trying to get into the Chipin acct
and you are having trouble. My son fixed the pictures which were too
big initially but now you can see the box as soon as you get into the
site - the chipin box, I mean. Simply
On 10-26, Kathryn Hargreaves wrote:
The operating system shouldn't matter. Â It's the browser. Â What one
are you using? Â It works in Firefox (on a Mac, which is essentially
Firefox, but my computer needs updating,
so I'm sending a check directly to Dot.
I also have a cat with stomatitis, so I'd like to see your recipe
too.
Lorrie
On 10-27, dot winkler wrote:
Hi, Yes, I would love to know that holistic approach.
The first vet there when I brought Tiger in, said he had stomatitis,
chronic condition. When I called vet yesterday
for them.
Please let us know how they are when the storm passes.
BTW, I mailed your check Saturday so you should get it early this
week, if mail is delivered.
Lorrie
On 10-28, dot winkler wrote:
I am in Freehold, NJ. Inland So, you are in New York? Or is that near
Long Island?
Do
Which way is your brother heading when he leaves tomorrow?
Perhaps one of us on his route could take the cat. I'm in WV.
Please put the cat in a carrier where it is safe from your dog
and bring it with you. Then we can all help find it a home.
Lorrie
On 10-29, Marcia wrote:
I live
that but I've seen many who are.
Lorrie
On 10-29, Edna Taylor wrote:
Oh, like the one church where the pastor shot the dog or another one
where people were told NOT to help and/or feed a stray dog; or how
about the preacher who trapped his neighbor's cat, left it in the
back of his truck
.
Lorrie
On 11-02, Lee Evans wrote:
This actually happened to me when I was answering our hotline for VOICE
For Animals. A woman called asking if we could take an orange cat. I
asked her why. What she said was that she had purchased a white sofa
and the cat was getting orange fur
so much. He is such an affectionate
boy, and I'm praying I don't lose him. So many FelV positive cats
don't make it past aa year or so.
Lorrie
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these poor babies.
The woman who abandoned them should be ashamed of herself. I'd like to
see her chained to her front porch all winter with no food or shelter!
Lorrie and 24 rescued cats
On 10-31, Kathryn Green wrote:
Thanks to all for kind words. I am what I am - an animal lover.
For those who
in the female. I understand
kittens and cats can take Imodium, so I bought childrens
Imodium today. Can any of you give me the dosage for kittens
weighing 4 pounds?
Thank you.
Lorrie overwhelmed with too many cats!
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A raw diet would be good, but with 26 cats I just can't do it.
Too expensive and too much work for my ancient self!
The kittens are better now with Albon and Kaolin.
Lorrie
On 12-06, Tracey Shrout wrote:
Have you tried a raw diet for them? It's worked for me on many kitties.
Diarrhea
On 12-06, Tracey Shrout wrote:
Lorrie, glad to know they're better! But, as far as price goes, I can
make it for about $1.30/lb which equates to 45 cents for a 5.5 oz can
of 9 lives...dirt cheap for premium cat food. Anyway, I understand that
with 26 cats it would be pretty hard
Hey this subject line has been going on for a month.
We need to change the subject to reflect new topics.
On 12-12, Kathryn Green wrote:
Sounds strange but I have found that industrial strength double sided
Velcro works great for keeping things like scratch posts, dishes.
On 12-13, Lee Evans wrote:
Interesting. She asked you what your husband thinks of that. Well, I
don't have a husband but I would probably reply that he didn't like my
cats so I bumped him off and buried him in the used cat litter in the
compost heap out back. Yeah, I know. I'm
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