Many thanks to Laurie, Jennifer, Marylyn Sabrina for writing in
response to my question about healthy dry foods.
I'm now seriously considering putting Pixie on a commercially prepared
raw food diet after discovering a BARF supplier in a nearby town. (I
find the BARF moniker hilariously
I bought organic spinach, carrots, green peas, green beans and squash
(usually frozen but, if we were traveling, baby food) and just ground
it up in a small Black Decker grinder and mixed it with her Primal
Raw or even canned foods (again, organic no grain food). Sometimes I
would get
and the only possible father is my FeLV+ kitty, Ash. Isobel is showing signs
of pregnancy (hard and protruding tummy as well as pointy nipples). She's
going this Thursday to get tested for FeLV. My question is, if she tests
negative (which my guess is she won't being that her and Ash mated),
This is heartbreaking. I am sorry for poor Isobel. If you can't afford to
spay, I cannot understand why you wouldn't get Ash neutered or separate
unaltered males and females. When I have rescued litters I separate the
males and females to avoid unwanted pregnancies.
Isobel and her kittens, if
Can you have them spay her even though she is pregnant? Anyway you
look at it, the kittens have no future. Some people can do this and
others just can't. Neither group is right or wrong. I guess the
question is whether it is better to lose your life kindly and gently
or, after you are
Hi Jim, I am distraught over Jennifer's post about Isobel. I hope I was not
out of line and I hope if I wasn't, that others will comment similarly. I
won't rant here but I am so upset about her irresponsibility ~ I would even
say, even abusive (stronger than neglectful) behavior, in putting Isobel
I am sorry Jennifer and all. I thought this was a private email to Jim. This
was not meant for general publication.
Laurie
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I don't know the groups in Southern New Jersey (although I lived
there many years ago) - but some group will gladly help you with
testing and s/n. Yes, the kittens would most likely be euthanized at
a shelter, if FELV +.Good chance they'd be euthanized even if
negative.
BTW, some vets
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