Costco's Kirkland is excellent. Unfortunately, it just went up in price a
dollar and fifty cents more to $18.99. It was about $17.59 a couple of
weeks ago but it's still the best deal around for 25 pounds of good
quality cat food. I began feeding it again to my inside rescues because they
They also had q recall not to long ago. I don't remember what happened but I
know somranimalsgot very sick, including a friend of mine's cats. But that can
happen with any brand esp if they are buying ingredients from other suppliers.
Lee Evans moonsiste...@yahoo.com wrote:
Costco's Kirkland
BTW Re :HYPERTHYROIDISM my vet told me that RadioCat has a 4-month, ½
price special for radioiodine treatments, starting Nov. 1 performed at
area veterinary clinics on East Coast, check with them if its going on in
other areas. Ive had bad experiences with Tapazole/Methimazole
.and this
That was Diamond brand cat food, from a manufacturer on the East Coast - I
think in Georgia. Kirkland purple bag cat food made for Costco was not
involved. The Diamond cat food that was involved had salmonella.
Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty neighbors
I don't think I ever saw the yellow bag that Susan Hoffman mentioned.
They have a light blue bag of Reduced Calorie food (diet food) but I
don't use that on skinny cats and the fat cats would probably eat the
fatty food while the skinny ones would most likely head for the diet
food.
Orange bag, not yellow. The product name is nature's domain but I think it's
a Kirkland product.
I should look into the tax exempt thing. Would be good to get out from under
sales tax. That would actually help a lot. If not for the cats I would not
bother with Costco. We buy our own
My Nitnoy crossed over today at 12:45.She had been with me since 2008,
survived a raccoon biting of her tail and being FELV +. There was nothing to
idicate whaat was going on. During the holidays, she was not doing well so
took her to ER. They did x-rays and complete bloodwork. I had
Not ding bats, just bull headed. Don't tell me what to eat!
Lee Evans moonsiste...@yahoo.com wrote:
I don't think I ever saw the yellow bag that Susan Hoffman mentioned.
They have a light blue bag of Reduced Calorie food (diet food) but I
don't use that on skinny cats and the fat
Every time you hear about a recall, it involves a company in Georgia that does
foods for almost every brand of cat and dog food. i got hung up in the one
with the filler that caused kidney and liver damage. My guys didn't get hurt,
but I had to test to be sure they were safe and they were on
I'm so sorry for your loss!
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On Oct 15, 2012, at 18:07, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
My Nitnoy crossed over today at 12:45.She had been with me since 2008,
survived a raccoon biting of her tail and being FELV +. There was nothing to
idicate whaat was going on.
I had 2 cats with hyper thyroid. Shallie i took to Missou at Columbia and had
to leave her there for 3 weeks because she was radioactive. Convinced them to
let me bring her home early after I agreed to keep her seperate for the others
and dispose of her litter safely. She was on Tapazole,
I'm so sorry. Gentlest of Bridge vibes to Nitnoy, she deserves a good rest.
And so do you. Hugs.
Diane R.
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We had one cat with hyperthyroidism and we did the one time iodine treatment,
brought him home 4 days later and he has been great ever since. We did not
want to force pills down his gullet twice a day for the rest of his life. Plus
there was the cost factor, $1,000 a year for the rest of his
Had a problem viewing this in light of Nitnoy's problems. Glad I watched to
the end. Proves there are soe decent people in this world of urs.
Natalie at...@optonline.net wrote:
The crying bull:
http://vedicviews-worldnews.blogspot.com/2012/07/crying-bull-true-story.html
My new
Will they ahve something in print for those of us who cannot go to this? Would
like to take to local no kill shelter. they ahve a problem with housing. I
know they ar short on funds, but constructive critismnever hurts.
Natalie wrote: If anyone is interested, let me know, and I will
That is the way it was with Nitnoy. We never really had the time to decide on
treatment before she was gone. I keep thinking there is something I missed and
should have seen.
molvey...@hotmail.com wrote: Lisa, You were lucky because 9 1/2
years is a long time for a FeLV cat,
Yeah, I wondered if there had been any signs earlier but I just didn't notice
them. It was like one night she started breathing a little funny and the next
day it became worse so I took her to the vet and of course the stress of the
trip made things a lot worse so as soon as we got there the
I'm so glad she had you to help her go.
dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
My Nitnoy crossed over today at 12:45.She had been with me since 2008,
survived a raccoon biting of her tail and being FELV +. There was nothing to
idicate whaat was going on. During the holidays, she was not doing well
That is one reason the ASPCA does not adopt out cats with FELV,because it hits
all at once. FIV cats they adopt out,because they can live a long time.The lady
that had the cat for 91/2 yrs ,good for you. Some cats without FELV don't live
that long.Oh, It happened to me too,one day fine ,next
Well my Tucson turned 14 this year. I lost my Romeo at age 9+ to lymphoma—it
was also very fast…he was sick for a couple of weeks. I know I sound like a
broken record but FELV virus has been around long before anybody even knew
about it. Most cats don’t get tested—they certainly didn’t years
-Nitnoy was tortoise too. She was like a brindle all over with 4 cream socks
and a cream streak to one side of her nose which gave her a clownish look. Add
to that that a raccoon bit off all but 3 -4 of her tail and she was real
short. She was like a cute litle stuffed toy. She was always
Oh, I just realized that it was today that you lost Nitnoy. I'm so so sorry.
Believe me, I know it's tough. A couple weeks ago I lost a 2 year old but it
was to cardiomyopathy. Another out of the blue thing. I'm still not over
losing him. I still have a houseful of kitties left to
I was saddened to read that Nitnoy has crossed the Rainbow Bridge. We love
them, care for them and in the end let them go. She is now happily romping in
the green meadows chasing butterflies with all our Angels
You all are in my thoughts and prayers
Sharyl
I'm so sorry about Nitnoy)-:
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On Oct 15, 2012, at 9:06 PM, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
-Nitnoy was tortoise too. She was like a brindle all over with 4 cream socks
and a cream streak to one side of her nose which gave her a clownish look.
Add to that that a raccoon
Oh my heart is aching for your loss of precious Nitnoy!
Have to admit I had tears in my eyes when I read this.
I've been on this group/list for many years as I'm a old timer. Seen many come and go but there are some stories of a kitty's life that grips my heart..and this is one of them!
You
BTW...would like to add this nasty tumor grew sofast within one monthbeforeTaz passed. So we were pressed for time and hadto do whatever it would take.
TAZZY'S ANIMAL TRANSPORTS/SIAMESE COLLIE RESCUESultan, WA. 98294Terrie Mohr-Forkerhttp://tazzys.org/Non-Profit national rescue
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