I found out (first hand) that bears like it too!!
I had been ordering mine online before it became available in my local
stores, and one day the delivery was left on my porch while I was at work.
Being tired when I got home, I figured I'd bring the box in after dinner -
but before I got the
Prayers for Lucy to get regular and feel much better soon.
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Nina, I was using it for years until my distributor continued to carry
(since I buy stuff from a wholesale distributors) you can get petsmart,
petco.. or now just about most of pet supplies..
I use sweet scoop, which is much cheaper than worlds best ---I
personally prefer worlds best,, but with
Also, Dr Elleys (sp?) cat litter is
a clay litter, but does not contain silica, and therefore its supposed
to be safe.. and much much cheaper than any other kinds..
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Nina, silica is dangerous.. thats
what they use to keep the food dry (comes in a package with a bag of food ---
says dont eat it
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Thanks Hideyo,
I did a search on "sweet scoop". It's actually spelled "Swheat Scoop", a little clever word play, as if
English isn't confusing enough! I was surprised to find out just how
great a hazard the regular clumping litter can be, (thanks again
Michelle), and I don't want to support
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From: Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, July 5, 2006 11:43 am
Subject: Re: Check out Clumping Clay Kitty Litters and Your Cat's
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Thanks Hideyo,
I did a search on sweet scoop. It's actually spelled Swheat
Scoop*,
*a
I just called Sally to ask her about which litter she uses, (many of
you guys probably remember "Sally from San Jose" that used to be on the
list). She had a very sad time with kitten mortality not too long ago
and I just wanted to make sure she wasn't using the hazardous litters.
I should
Nina,
There are 2 kinds of crumbles - one of them is laced with antibiotics, so
double check when you call around.
Kat (Mew Jersey)
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Thanks Kat! The chicken feed certainly wouldn't work for Michelle, or
anyone that might have a rodent problem. I can just see the little guys
lined up at the buffet. Was it someone on the list that wrote about
weevils being a problem with wheat litter? You'd think I had tons of
time on my
Does corn chicken feed clump?
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Clay Kitty Litters and Your Cat's Health
I just called Sally to ask her
Sally says it does. Not as well as clumping litter, but enough to make
scooping urine possible. She says it stays cleaner than regular clay
litter too. I'm going to try it. You might want to consider trying it
since it costs so much less. Did you read Kat's warning to be sure the
chicken feed
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I used
it, but I had been using World's Best before then. It is lots cheaper, but I
found it tracked too much and did not hold up as well as World's Best. Even
though, World's Best costs a bit more, I found with the Chicken Crumbles,I
was always mopping and dumping I switched
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I know what you mean.. I used one of the
wheat clumping litter which did not clump well at all (not swheat sccop)
I got so frustrated I spend about $700 on just litter because of the
volume I have with swheat scoop --- its cheaper than worlds best..at
least..
Thanks Joan. It sure would be nice to find convenient, safe,
environmentally friendly, and inexpensive products. I hadn't thought
about it, but I guess it's rare to find all four in a product of any
kind. Maybe white vinegar!
Nina
Doljan, Joan wrote:
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I used it, but I had
Title: Message
Just as FYI one of my old
distributors is actually in the process of manufacturing new corn based litter
it works just like world best litter I have actually tried them as a
test sample for a couple of times they are very good.. and the pricing
is supposed to be much
Hi Michelle,
I had been avoiding using antihistamine for Starman's itching because,
well, mostly because I hate to medicate period. Have you heard
anything detrimental about long term use in controlling Patches'
itching with it? I was looking for information about possible side
effects, long
Nina, Patches actually doesn't itch. It's anxiety, a compulsive
habit, rather than due to itching. The benadryl is given in a very small dose,
transdermally in her ears, as an anti-anxiety drug rather than as an
antihistimine. She sometimes licks anyway (I haven't seen her do it in a long
Hi Michelle,
I have been out of town for several days and am just
now catching up on my email. I am sorry you are
having a scare with Lucy, but it sounds like things
are going a lot better since last week. I hope she
continues to improve. Please let us know what the vet
says tomorrow. Prayers
Sweet little girl. I'm so glad you found each other. Don't you just
wish we could coo and stroke their anxieties away? So I take it that
you haven't found any cause for concern with ongoing dosing? You've got
me thinking... My main man cat, Instigator, has been anxious and
concerned about
Hideyo,I am so sorry for your loss. I lost my first kitty ever to CRF. It's hard.tonyaHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi, everyone, I first wanted to thank you all for all the prayers and encouragement and
support for Hannibal a little less than 24 hours ago, he
Does chlortrimiteton have tranquilizing effects like Benadryl? I know
Benadryl makes me sleepy, and I figured that is why it works for patches, though
it does not make her sleepy.
I have not seen or heard of any bad effects. Did you read something
specific about it?
Michelle
In a message
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Has any one found a way to keep weevils out of the
Swheat Scoop? I really like it but the insects drove me crazy (not to
mention my cats). So many of you seem to use it I just have to
ask.
If you have men who will exclude any of God's
creatures
from the shelter of
Have you considered a holistic vet? Mine used laser on some scars
Dixie Louise has and it really seems to have helped. Rescue Remedy and
other flower essences have also worked. Guess I am looking for a cure
instead of a patch. The little ones from the streets need so much and are
so
My holistic vet is concerned that antihistamines have been linked to
cancer..we were talking about an entirely different topic. Dixie was
scratching for totally unknown reasons and was about as raw as she could
get. We were using chlortrimiton to break the cycle of scratch, itch,
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Maybe I am blind.. I am not seeing any
weevils are the insects in the bag?
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Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006
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Subject: Re: Chicken Crumbles
Has any
Title: Message
I opened several boxes at my home and they were
full of the little dudes. The company assured me they did not leave the
factory that way but they sure did come to my home with them. I don't know
if they were infested at the stores (multiple) I bought the boxes at or
what.I
The scar is not noticeable under her fur, and I don't think it bothers her
at all. The benadryl and felliway seem to work well for her. I am so used to
using both of them that it does not seem like a big deal, and I have never
thought that low dose benadryl is a problem. Do you think it is
the side effects lists for both of these are kind of scary. It's odd. I
almost always do side effects research before starting them on anything, but it
never even occurred to me to research the benadryl.
She is on a very small dosage (I think it's equivalent to 1/6 of the
smallest over the
I think that the dose Patches is on for anxiety is lower than an anti-itch
dose. It is a very low dose.
What you say worries me. But with her FeLV, I also worry that stress can
trigger her virus and cause her to get lymphoma, which has happened with my
other cats, and the benadryl reduces
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