Re: ot: Wherefore art thou, Othello?

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I really appreciate the tip - I'll look for it.  I'm a believer in the Bach Flower Essences (Rescue Remedy) - and I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't tried it myself.  It's like liquid valium for Phelix.  Trouble with the flower remedies though is that it's hard to get them into a kitty who has totally gone insane.  I try to put it in the water and I've heard you can apply behind the ears.  The Feliway does seems to be making a difference - and I'm very glad it came before the neighborhood turns into a 4th of July artillery zone.     In a message dated 7/4/2006 12:08:20 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Do try the Australian Bush Flower Essence "Emergency" too.  I used it on Zelda, my JR x because she's deathly afraid of the darn fireworks.  I couldn't believe it when she fell asleep on the couch during the worst of it tonight.  She even went outside under her own power to go potty later, unheard of for her during fireworks season.  I wish I had known that it was going to be this effective sooner, I'd have ordered as much as I could afford to donate to the local shelter. Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thank you!  I ordered some from EntirelyPets.com for a very good price and I can't believe how fast they got it here.  It does seem to be helping.     In a message dated 7/3/2006 10:08:03 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I've been away from the 'puter all weekend, so I don't know if anybody else suggested this, but Feliway diffusers and spray (can) help calm (some) kitties :)  I use both (altho I'm a bit behind on the diffusers - $$$ ya know) but I have an IC (interstitial cystitis) kitty who is very sensitive to ..... basically everything, he's jumpy and somewhat skittish - HATES the 4th - and it helps - it also helps make his brother a bit less of a bully, mostly. :)