I've heard people proudly announce that their cats are only declawed
in the front, and they usually do see proud of it. Even prouder if
they've mutilated the poor cat on all four feet!! Declawing is cruel
and agonizing for the cat and I'd like to take these people and put
each finger on a
Ug...it just makes me sick..
Well Fletch is hiding in the basement. He is still eating and drinking
really well and wants to be petted. I just think he wanted a space of his
own. He found a little box down there with bubble wrap in it. I'd much
rather him have a nice comfy blankie, but he
Did you check to see if any lashes were growing inward toward the eye? Had one
with that problem once and it scratched the eye, causing an irritation and
infection. Had to constantly keep at that lash.
As to the basement, my Annie came to me with a lot of baggage. Her owner died
of cancer
RE: cats claws and furniture
Have you tried the 2 sided sticky tape, I thing Petsmart and Petco carry it.
You put it on places where cats have started cawing. For some reason, they
don't like the sticky stuff and they lave it alone. After a bit, you can
remove it and hey don't come back to
I WILL NEVER ALLOW MY CATS TO BE DECLAWED!
Lynda Wilson longhornf...@verizon.net wrote:
I will never use Banfield in Petsmart...oh the horror stories!!
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Has the storm passedand all is well? still praying for all the animals and
their peoplei it's path.
Natalie at...@optonline.net wrote:
I have to worry about 70+ cats - I think we're pretty safe from flooding,
although we are below a pond and waterfall, and even with the few
That sounds like a good idea. RE: rental, have you had good luck with the
people you rent to? Can you specify no loud music after a certain hour, only
people in you age range?
Natalie at...@optonline.net wrote:
Well, you could enforce the no-flea rule by insisting that the dog is
First, don't wait until the only way out is gvernment transportation. They
won't allow animals.
Lynda Wilson longhornf...@verizon.net wrote:
Glad to hear that Lorrie! I belong to another cat forum and a lady had asked
our opinion as to whether she should take her cat with her because
Black Tom, the cat for whom I was trying to find placement, now has 3 offers
(thank you ALL who offered). Unfortunately he is not in a state yet where
he can travel, and I don't know if he will be. I called the vet Saturday,
and he was eating all his food, drinking and eliminating normally,
On can always keep looking until they find a place that does not require
declawing. In a nursing home, the door to your room could always be kept
closed so the cat had no access to other parts of the home. All this
discussion about homes and cats has me wondering about the cats/dogs taken to
Seems logcal, if cats and dogs and humans are affected by them, why not mice
andbirds. Even groundhogs, raccoon and possum.
Natalie at...@optonline.net wrote:
Blacklegged ticks (misnamed deer ticks), acquire the spirochete bacterium
from white footed mice and about another dozen or so
I have a black 9 week old that needs placing too... I'm in LA, California
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7%is bad, but I had count of 3.4% and made it back. Would it help him if you
had him at your home. Cages in a vet's office are not the greatest place to
be. It is like being in the hospital. The vet and techs cannot give him all
the love he could get at home. Is he staying there because he
When Homey's bladder infections come back, my vet has an antbiotic shot that
lasts for 2 weeks. It usually clears things up. I also use a chinese herbal
pill from Only Natural Pets. It is great, small, round so easy to give her.
Now I will have to add the acidophiolus and yogurt too.
gOT TO TRY SOJE OF THOSE LITTLE GUYS! With all the critters I have roaming
around my place, I need something. Come to think of it, all the deer,
raccoons, possumn, etc. will prbably apprecite them too, also. At least they
would not be dropping them off to get on my guys.
Maureen Olvey
I think itis time to retest Annie and Nitnoy with the IFA and Elisa. It has
been 1 year for Nitnoy and over 3 for Annie.
Marcia Baronda marciabmar...@gmail.com wrote:
No Kiddingmy thoughts exactly. And I am just learning this, because you
can't find any info like this in any books
We need to get the word out to everyone includig resuce/sheter people not to go
with a vet who says kill them. My vet gave m an option of put them to sleep or
wait and see. I am so glad he did. If I ever move or he retires and I have to
get a new one, the first thing I will ask is what do
Can someone please give me some advice on the 8 week old kitty I rescued
from the shelter? IFA and ELISA + FELV. What do you all think about that
prognosis?? He is on Clavamax for URI, which is slightly improving, still
very sneezy-snotty, Albon, Metrodione (?) for diarrhea, which has not
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