Chris,
I feel for you...
Bathing a cat is not my idea of fun. Have to go along with you on the
drink body armor!
I don't care what the experts say, it's an ordeal for both guardian and
fur-kid.
Unless you have a Maine Coon who LOVES water! Like my Cornelius. He's
just s big, and at
i'm a coward when it comes to certain things--and bathing fractious
cats is definitely one of those things. therefore, my best answer to
this question is, whatever the really experienced cat groomer wants
to use!
we have a self-serve dog/cat wash facility an hour or so away: fully
equipped spaces
I have good news to report, Jake has regained his appetite and his personality as well. I am so relieved! I don't know what it was, but I stopped the vitamin C and the meds and he slowly came back. He still is having diarrhea though.I will try the
Diarsanyl, hopefully that will help.
I am
Hi Renee,
Wow! You certainly stepped into a whole new world
taking on this feral colony. You found the right
place for encouragement and good info.
First, contact Best Friends (bestfriends.org) if you
don't get good response from the other feral rescue
groups (I'm sure you will though). I
I don't know about taking her out someplace to bathe. I might consider if I
absolutely fail!
Big Boy is fine. I've sort of renamed him Romeo as he is the mushiest, most
loving cat you can imagine and follows around my oldest female like a puppy
until she's had enough and gives him a swat!
Well, I think Im going to work on
mats a bit before I do the deed!
Chris
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And I forgot to say how great it is that his appetite is back!!
Michelle
In a message dated 12/5/2005 2:21:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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I have good news to report, Jake has regained his appetite and his
personality as well. I am so relieved! I don't know
Marissa,
Besides the Diarsanyl, I would give him some probiotics,
which are good bacteria for his gut. The Baytril probably wiped them all
out. The same companies that sell Diarsanyl online usually have probiotics
made for animals, like Benebac, but you can also just give him plain yogurt
Hi All,
Here is the Candle Light Service for Monday the 5th of December.
Please let me know if I missed anyone, I am swamped with emails. Hope
all of the furkids are doing well ... take care all!
FeLV Candle Light Service
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Belinda
Happiness is being
Sounds good! I hope Brooklyn keeps improving, bad manners or not!!!tonyaveggiepugs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Everyone...been so busy haven't been on list for a bit. My sister is getting married and things are hectic here and there. Just wanted to update everyone who has been so helpful and
Tropiclean also makes a spray on shampoo for flea dermatitis that is really a great product. It leaves their coats fluffy, white and clean smelling. It also heals those nasty flea sores too.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Talk alot. It calms them id you talk to the soothingly while you bathe
Hi y'all,
I just joined the OT list but it says I have to wait to be approved -
and I have a possible emergency.
My son just called from the Gulf coast to say that his Katrina orphan
pup, she's about 3 or 4 m onths old, had chewed on one of those little
oxygen absorber packets that are
Chris,I don't remember. Does your cat have long, matted hair?tChris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't know about taking her out someplace to bathe. I might consider if Iabsolutely fail! Big Boy is fine. I've sort of renamed him Romeo as he is the mushiest, mostloving cat you can imagine
Nevermind my last question!Chris,If it were me I would cut out the mats and then let him clean himself. I would not try to comb them out if he doesn't like it.When I brought Mama Kitty home from North Carolina she smelled horrible. She was living outside on spray soaked towels and then
call the poison control in that area
Your son should call a veterinary emergency clinic. They should be able to
give that info on the phone ... also there is the Poison Center (animal)
1-800 548-2423. or 1-888-423-4435 ASPCA (they charged $30 or $45 a case in
1/00). Hugs to your son for his caring for this Katrina orphan.
Del
Well, she does have long hair and its
gotten matted in those places where she absolutely refuses to be brushed!!!
Shes also sort of dirty from having worn a collar for two weeks. I
think, however, that Ill work on mats before I bathe herno easy
feat as some will have to be cut out.
Not sure if they're toxic
Do you have a 24 hour vet near you to call?
If they give you NSAL Poison Control Toll Free #, there is a $25 or more
charge.
If you are really worried, you can induce vomiting with either, hydrogen
peroxide, or syrup of ipepac (sp?).
Also, you can try activated
calling is the best option--some things can be made worse by inducing vomiting, and i, for one, can never remember which ones
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Not sure if they're toxic
Do you have a 24 hour vet near you to call?
If they give you NSAL Poison Control
You have been approved now. Sorry about that, I didn't recognize your email
address
right away.
Jenn
http://ucat.us
http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Adopt a cat from UCAT rescue:
http://ucat.us/adopt.html
Adopt a FIV+ cat:
http://ucat.us/AWrescue/FIV/
Adopt a FELV+ cat:
jenn
whats the link to apply for the new list please.
Karen
see our
available orphans at:http://members.petfinder.org/~TX418/index.htmlKaren
817-453-4888
A great tool to use to safely cut out mats is a letter opener like this
one:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007844NO/qid=1133837289/sr=1-14/ref=sr_1_14/002-6508072-7664811?%5Fencoding=UTF8v=glancen=1064954
You can slip it under the mat, and slide it through the mat, with the
plastic back
nevermind, got it!
Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.htmlAdopt
a cat from UCAT rescue:http://ucat.us/adopt.html Adopt a
FIV+ cat: http://ucat.us/AWrescue/FIV/Adopt a
FELV+
I sent you an invitation, check your email.
Here's the webpage, just in case: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/felvot/
Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.htmlAdopt
a cat from UCAT rescue:http://ucat.us/adopt.html Adopt a
FIV+ cat: http://ucat.us/AWrescue/FIV/Adopt a
FELV+
thanks Jenn
That's Bonnie's email addy she is in Wisconsin.
She is on the Felv list.
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Can the person who owns this email address, reply and say you're here?
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I didn't recognize your email, and you
Yep, that's me.
Bonnie in WI,
(waiting for Fu to come out from behind my desk so I can give him his
fluids)
www.elephants.com
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