Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

[Beth]

Poor baby. I'm so glad he has such good care at the end of his life. 

I have one like that -he lived outside for 15 years. Then my neighbor moved 
into a nursing home & just abandoned him. He wouldn't let anyone touch him. 
Feral as could be. Now he is inside & loves to be held - he only has 2 teeth, 
FIV+, crumpled ears, & many battle scars from living so long on the streets, 
but I think he is perfect.


Beth

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 From: Kathryn Green 
To: "dlg...@windstream.net"  
Cc: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"  
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 11:17 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home
 
OK, it is official.  Oz has had "multiple" trauma (traumas?)

His hips, right leg and end of spine (tailbone?  Forgot to ask) ave
all received injury/damage, some multiple times.  Vet says still hard
to say his age with no teeth, but some of the scarring is thick and
probably been around a long time. Oz is a Sr citizen and has joint
problems. He will be on pain meds (as will the vet probably after this
last exam!)   And probably anti-inflammatory soon.

Because of the FIV he still has some eye seepage but cough and
sneezing are much less so he looks and acts a lot better tho still a
loaner.

Miss Kitty snuck out once so far and was more than a bit miffed when I
caught her and brought her back in.  Has no sense of humor that Miss
Kitty.

The story continues

Kat

dlg...@windstream.net wrote:


RE:  Oz and his rear end.  I had a stray that never wanted his rear
end touched.  He died from urinary tract obstruction.  The vet was
upset that he could not find anything to cause it so he did an
autopsy.  He found adhesions all over inside his body, the kind that
come from being kicked across a room, very hard.  He was a beautiful
champagne color Persian with the most loving personality.  Maybe Oz
has some adhesions ?
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

[dlgegg]

Thids kind is always the greatest lover once they learn to trust.  When they 
look into your face they are the most beautiful cat ever becuse of thelove on 
both sides.

 Beth  wrote: 
> Poor baby. I'm so glad he has such good care at the end of his life. 

I have one like that -he lived outside for 15 years. Then my neighbor moved 
into a nursing home & just abandoned him. He wouldn't let anyone touch him. 
Feral as could be. Now he is inside & loves to be held - he only has 2 teeth, 
FIV+, crumpled ears, & many battle scars from living so long on the streets, 
but I think he is perfect.


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 From: Kathryn Green 
To: "dlg...@windstream.net"  
Cc: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"  
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 11:17 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home
 
OK, it is official.  Oz has had "multiple" trauma (traumas?)

His hips, right leg and end of spine (tailbone?  Forgot to ask) ave
all received injury/damage, some multiple times.  Vet says still hard
to say his age with no teeth, but some of the scarring is thick and
probably been around a long time. Oz is a Sr citizen and has joint
problems. He will be on pain meds (as will the vet probably after this
last exam!)   And probably anti-inflammatory soon.

Because of the FIV he still has some eye seepage but cough and
sneezing are much less so he looks and acts a lot better tho still a
loaner.

Miss Kitty snuck out once so far and was more than a bit miffed when I
caught her and brought her back in.  Has no sense of humor that Miss
Kitty.

The story continues

Kat

dlg...@windstream.net wrote:


RE:  Oz and his rear end.  I had a stray that never wanted his rear
end touched.  He died from urinary tract obstruction.  The vet was
upset that he could not find anything to cause it so he did an
autopsy.  He found adhesions all over inside his body, the kind that
come from being kicked across a room, very hard.  He was a beautiful
champagne color Persian with the most loving personality.  Maybe Oz
has some adhesions ?
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

[Lee Evans]

A couple of comments: any cat with URI will have teary eyes and it may last for 
almost a month, unless treated with antibiotic ophthalmic drops or ointment.  
So it really doesn't have anything to do with the cat's FIV status.  

My cats have a very fastidious habit of perching on the edge of the litter box, 
like owls perching on tree branches.  However, since most of my cats are of 
normal or porcine weight, over goes the litter box and I come in to a room I 
just cleaned and scrubbed to find pine pellets and dust everywhere, not to 
mention whatever the cat had put into the litter box in the first place.  All 
over the floor.  Aside from switching to clay litter and filling the box with 
50 lbs. of the stuff, anyone have any idea about the "tip-over" problem?

My last comment is this:  anyone just happening onto this list and reading some 
of the posts would think that we are a bunch of lunatics having a bad hair 
day.  Litter scattered all over, cats ordering us around, plastic and metal 
furniture, beds covered with plastic sheeting, disposable sofas?  Until you 
have actually met a cat close up and personal, you don't understand.  Then when 
you have, this all makes a lot of sense.

Have a good holiday everyone. Put the Christmas Tree in the garage, away from 
the cats and use battery operated  Hanukkah candles.


 
Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty neighbors 
too!





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[CATHERINE DIDONNA]

i HAVE SOME THAT DO THAT ALSO.tHE HIGHER RUBBER MAID PLASTIC BOXES SEEM TO 
HELP.CATHY


From: Lee Evans 
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"  
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 1:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home


A couple of comments: any cat with URI will have teary eyes and it may last for 
almost a month, unless treated with antibiotic ophthalmic drops or ointment.  
So it really doesn't have anything to do with the cat's FIV status.  

My cats have a very fastidious habit of perching on the edge of the litter box, 
like owls perching on tree branches.  However, since most of my cats are of 
normal or porcine weight, over goes the litter box and I come in to a room I 
just cleaned and scrubbed to find pine pellets and dust everywhere, not to 
mention whatever the cat had put into the litter box in the first place.  All 
over the floor.  Aside from switching to clay litter and filling the box with 
50 lbs. of the stuff, anyone have any idea about the "tip-over" problem?

My last comment is this:  anyone just happening onto this list and reading some 
of the posts would think that we are a bunch of lunatics having a bad hair 
day.  Litter scattered all over, cats ordering us around, plastic and metal 
furniture, beds covered with plastic sheeting, disposable sofas?  Until you 
have actually met a cat close up and personal, you don't understand.  Then when 
you have, this all makes a lot of sense.

Have a good holiday everyone. Put the Christmas Tree in the garage, away from 
the cats and use battery operated  Hanukkah candles.



Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty neighbors 
too!





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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

[MaiMaiPG]

Amen

On Dec 12, 2012, at 8:54 AM,  > wrote:


Thids kind is always the greatest lover once they learn to trust.   
When they look into your face they are the most beautiful cat ever  
becuse of thelove on both sides.


 Beth  wrote:

Poor baby. I'm so glad he has such good care at the end of his life.


I have one like that -he lived outside for 15 years. Then my  
neighbor moved into a nursing home & just abandoned him. He wouldn't  
let anyone touch him. Feral as could be. Now he is inside & loves to  
be held - he only has 2 teeth, FIV+, crumpled ears, & many battle  
scars from living so long on the streets, but I think he is perfect.



Beth

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From: Kathryn Green 
To: "dlg...@windstream.net" 
Cc: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org" 
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 11:17 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

OK, it is official.  Oz has had "multiple" trauma (traumas?)

His hips, right leg and end of spine (tailbone?  Forgot to ask) ave
all received injury/damage, some multiple times.  Vet says still hard
to say his age with no teeth, but some of the scarring is thick and
probably been around a long time. Oz is a Sr citizen and has joint
problems. He will be on pain meds (as will the vet probably after this
last exam!)   And probably anti-inflammatory soon.

Because of the FIV he still has some eye seepage but cough and
sneezing are much less so he looks and acts a lot better tho still a
loaner.

Miss Kitty snuck out once so far and was more than a bit miffed when I
caught her and brought her back in.  Has no sense of humor that Miss
Kitty.

The story continues

Kat

dlg...@windstream.net wrote:


RE:  Oz and his rear end.  I had a stray that never wanted his rear
end touched.  He died from urinary tract obstruction.  The vet was
upset that he could not find anything to cause it so he did an
autopsy.  He found adhesions all over inside his body, the kind that
come from being kicked across a room, very hard.  He was a beautiful
champagne color Persian with the most loving personality.  Maybe Oz
has some adhesions ?
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

[MaiMaiPG]

Carpet tape  A couple of bricks...one on each short end
On Dec 12, 2012, at 12:09 PM, Lee Evans wrote:

A couple of comments: any cat with URI will have teary eyes and it  
may last for almost a month, unless treated with antibiotic  
ophthalmic drops or ointment.  So it really doesn't have anything to  
do with the cat's FIV status.


My cats have a very fastidious habit of perching on the edge of the  
litter box, like owls perching on tree branches.  However, since  
most of my cats are of normal or porcine weight, over goes the  
litter box and I come in to a room I just cleaned and scrubbed to  
find pine pellets and dust everywhere, not to mention whatever the  
cat had put into the litter box in the first place.  All over the  
floor.  Aside from switching to clay litter and filling the box with  
50 lbs. of the stuff, anyone have any idea about the "tip-over"  
problem?


My last comment is this:  anyone just happening onto this list and  
reading some of the posts would think that we are a bunch of  
lunatics having a bad hair day.  Litter scattered all over, cats  
ordering us around, plastic and metal furniture, beds covered with  
plastic sheeting, disposable sofas?  Until you have actually met a  
cat close up and personal, you don't understand.  Then when you  
have, this all makes a lot of sense.


Have a good holiday everyone. Put the Christmas Tree in the garage,  
away from the cats and use battery operated  Hanukkah candles.



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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

[Kathryn Green]

Aw heck. They are all perfect and all need/deserve love

Beth  wrote:

Poor baby. I'm so glad he has such good care at the end of his life.
I have one like that -he lived outside for 15 years. Then my neighbor moved
into a nursing home & just abandoned him. He wouldn't let anyone touch him.
Feral as could be. Now he is inside & loves to be held - he only has 2
teeth, FIV+, crumpled ears, & many battle scars from living so long on the
streets, but I think he is perfect.

Beth
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*To:* "dlg...@windstream.net" 
*Cc:* "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org" 
*Sent:* Tuesday, December 11, 2012 11:17 PM
*Subject:* Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

OK, it is official.  Oz has had "multiple" trauma (traumas?)

His hips, right leg and end of spine (tailbone?  Forgot to ask) ave
all received injury/damage, some multiple times.  Vet says still hard
to say his age with no teeth, but some of the scarring is thick and
probably been around a long time. Oz is a Sr citizen and has joint
problems. He will be on pain meds (as will the vet probably after this
last exam!)  And probably anti-inflammatory soon.

Because of the FIV he still has some eye seepage but cough and
sneezing are much less so he looks and acts a lot better tho still a
loaner.

Miss Kitty snuck out once so far and was more than a bit miffed when I
caught her and brought her back in.  Has no sense of humor that Miss
Kitty.

The story continues

Kat

dlg...@windstream.net wrote:


RE:  Oz and his rear end.  I had a stray that never wanted his rear
end touched.  He died from urinary tract obstruction.  The vet was
upset that he could not find anything to cause it so he did an
autopsy.  He found adhesions all over inside his body, the kind that
come from being kicked across a room, very hard.  He was a beautiful
champagne color Persian with the most loving personality.  Maybe Oz
has some adhesions ?
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[Kathryn Green]

Sounds strange but I have found that industrial strength double sided
Velcro works great for keeping things like scratch posts, dishes.
(especially water dishes they like to swim in), toys that require energetic
search/play and.litter boxes, in place on laminate, hardwood,
linoleum floors.

Kat

If things are ever dislodged I clean litter, fur, dirt, etc off the Velcro
with a flea comb and stick it back on.

CATHERINE DIDONNA  wrote:

i HAVE SOME THAT DO THAT ALSO.tHE HIGHER RUBBER MAID PLASTIC BOXES SEEM TO
HELP.CATHY

  *From:* Lee Evans 
*To:* "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org" 
*Sent:* Wednesday, December 12, 2012 1:09 PM
*Subject:* Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

 A couple of comments: any cat with URI will have teary eyes and it may
last for almost a month, unless treated with antibiotic ophthalmic drops or
ointment.  So it really doesn't have anything to do with the cat's FIV
status.

My cats have a very fastidious habit of perching on the edge of the litter
box, like owls perching on tree branches.  However, since most of my cats
are of normal or porcine weight, over goes the litter box and I come in to
a room I just cleaned and scrubbed to find pine pellets and dust
everywhere, not to mention whatever the cat had put into the litter box in
the first place.  All over the floor.  Aside from switching to clay litter
and filling the box with 50 lbs. of the stuff, anyone have any idea about
the "tip-over" problem?

My last comment is this:  anyone just happening onto this list and reading
some of the posts would think that we are a bunch of lunatics having a bad
hair day.  Litter scattered all over, cats ordering us around, plastic and
metal furniture, beds covered with plastic sheeting, disposable sofas?
Until you have actually met a cat close up and personal, you don't
understand.  Then when you have, this all makes a lot of sense.

Have a good holiday everyone. Put the Christmas Tree in the garage, away
from the cats and use battery operated  Hanukkah candles.


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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

[Kathryn Green]

He tested clean for URI tho.

MaiMaiPG  wrote:

Carpet tape  A couple of bricks...one on each short end
On Dec 12, 2012, at 12:09 PM, Lee Evans wrote:

A couple of comments: any cat with URI will have teary eyes and it may last
for almost a month, unless treated with antibiotic ophthalmic drops or
ointment.  So it really doesn't have anything to do with the cat's FIV
status.

My cats have a very fastidious habit of perching on the edge of the litter
box, like owls perching on tree branches.  However, since most of my cats
are of normal or porcine weight, over goes the litter box and I come in to
a room I just cleaned and scrubbed to find pine pellets and dust
everywhere, not to mention whatever the cat had put into the litter box in
the first place.  All over the floor.  Aside from switching to clay litter
and filling the box with 50 lbs. of the stuff, anyone have any idea about
the "tip-over" problem?

My last comment is this:  anyone just happening onto this list and reading
some of the posts would think that we are a bunch of lunatics having a bad
hair day.  Litter scattered all over, cats ordering us around, plastic and
metal furniture, beds covered with plastic sheeting, disposable sofas?
Until you have actually met a cat close up and personal, you don't
understand.  Then when you have, this all makes a lot of sense.

Have a good holiday everyone. Put the Christmas Tree in the garage, away
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

[Kathryn Green]

Love it. That's the only possible attitude to have for our fur babies. If
you have to explain to anyone they will never understand anyway so we just
have to go with it. We know what we're doing and there isn't a darned thing
skewed about our priorities!

K

Lee Evans  wrote:

A couple of comments: any cat with URI will have teary eyes and it may last
for almost a month, unless treated with antibiotic ophthalmic drops or
ointment.  So it really doesn't have anything to do with the cat's FIV
status.

My cats have a very fastidious habit of perching on the edge of the litter
box, like owls perching on tree branches.  However, since most of my cats
are of normal or porcine weight, over goes the litter box and I come in to
a room I just cleaned and scrubbed to find pine pellets and dust
everywhere, not to mention whatever the cat had put into the litter box in
the first place.  All over the floor.  Aside from switching to clay litter
and filling the box with 50 lbs. of the stuff, anyone have any idea about
the "tip-over" problem?

My last comment is this:  anyone just happening onto this list and reading
some of the posts would think that we are a bunch of lunatics having a bad
hair day.  Litter scattered all over, cats ordering us around, plastic and
metal furniture, beds covered with plastic sheeting, disposable sofas?
Until you have actually met a cat close up and personal, you don't
understand.  Then when you have, this all makes a lot of sense.

Have a good holiday everyone. Put the Christmas Tree in the garage, away
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[dlgegg]

Maybe youcould wedge the box between the toilet and the wall like I did.  We 
still kick it all over, but only in one direction.  I have a friend that says 
cats and doge are just like children who never grow up and leave home.  Her 
children have both left and her daughter eloped because moom kept hinting about 
trouble and cost of wedding.

 Kathryn Green  wrote: 
> Love it. That's the only possible attitude to have for our fur babies. If
> you have to explain to anyone they will never understand anyway so we just
> have to go with it. We know what we're doing and there isn't a darned thing
> skewed about our priorities!
> 
> K
> 
> Lee Evans  wrote:
> 
> A couple of comments: any cat with URI will have teary eyes and it may last
> for almost a month, unless treated with antibiotic ophthalmic drops or
> ointment.  So it really doesn't have anything to do with the cat's FIV
> status.
> 
> My cats have a very fastidious habit of perching on the edge of the litter
> box, like owls perching on tree branches.  However, since most of my cats
> are of normal or porcine weight, over goes the litter box and I come in to
> a room I just cleaned and scrubbed to find pine pellets and dust
> everywhere, not to mention whatever the cat had put into the litter box in
> the first place.  All over the floor.  Aside from switching to clay litter
> and filling the box with 50 lbs. of the stuff, anyone have any idea about
> the "tip-over" problem?
> 
> My last comment is this:  anyone just happening onto this list and reading
> some of the posts would think that we are a bunch of lunatics having a bad
> hair day.  Litter scattered all over, cats ordering us around, plastic and
> metal furniture, beds covered with plastic sheeting, disposable sofas?
> Until you have actually met a cat close up and personal, you don't
> understand.  Then when you have, this all makes a lot of sense.
> 
> Have a good holiday everyone. Put the Christmas Tree in the garage, away
> from the cats and use battery operated  Hanukkah candles.
> 
> 
> Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty
> neighbors too!
> 
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[dlgegg]

Most of my boxes are high and covered.  keeps down litter tracking.  I like the 
idea of using velcro, especially for watr bowls.  we don't swim in them but 2 
like to paw at the water and flip it all over the floor.  Thank God I hav 
quarry tile floors, just grab some paper towels or a mop.  Come to think of it, 
toys do get moved all over th house.  May try it on thm also.


 Kathryn Green  wrote: 
> Sounds strange but I have found that industrial strength double sided
> Velcro works great for keeping things like scratch posts, dishes.
> (especially water dishes they like to swim in), toys that require energetic
> search/play and.litter boxes, in place on laminate, hardwood,
> linoleum floors.
> 
> Kat
> 
> If things are ever dislodged I clean litter, fur, dirt, etc off the Velcro
> with a flea comb and stick it back on.
> 
> CATHERINE DIDONNA  wrote:
> 
> i HAVE SOME THAT DO THAT ALSO.tHE HIGHER RUBBER MAID PLASTIC BOXES SEEM TO
> HELP.CATHY
> 
>   *From:* Lee Evans 
> *To:* "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org" 
> *Sent:* Wednesday, December 12, 2012 1:09 PM
> *Subject:* Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home
> 
>  A couple of comments: any cat with URI will have teary eyes and it may
> last for almost a month, unless treated with antibiotic ophthalmic drops or
> ointment.  So it really doesn't have anything to do with the cat's FIV
> status.
> 
> My cats have a very fastidious habit of perching on the edge of the litter
> box, like owls perching on tree branches.  However, since most of my cats
> are of normal or porcine weight, over goes the litter box and I come in to
> a room I just cleaned and scrubbed to find pine pellets and dust
> everywhere, not to mention whatever the cat had put into the litter box in
> the first place.  All over the floor.  Aside from switching to clay litter
> and filling the box with 50 lbs. of the stuff, anyone have any idea about
> the "tip-over" problem?
> 
> My last comment is this:  anyone just happening onto this list and reading
> some of the posts would think that we are a bunch of lunatics having a bad
> hair day.  Litter scattered all over, cats ordering us around, plastic and
> metal furniture, beds covered with plastic sheeting, disposable sofas?
> Until you have actually met a cat close up and personal, you don't
> understand.  Then when you have, this all makes a lot of sense.
> 
> Have a good holiday everyone. Put the Christmas Tree in the garage, away
> from the cats and use battery operated  Hanukkah candles.
> 
> 
> Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty
> neighbors too!
> 
> 
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

[dlgegg]

Harley would knock off the bricks.  


 MaiMaiPG  wrote: 
> Carpet tape  A couple of bricks...one on each short end
> On Dec 12, 2012, at 12:09 PM, Lee Evans wrote:
> 
> > A couple of comments: any cat with URI will have teary eyes and it  
> > may last for almost a month, unless treated with antibiotic  
> > ophthalmic drops or ointment.  So it really doesn't have anything to  
> > do with the cat's FIV status.
> >
> > My cats have a very fastidious habit of perching on the edge of the  
> > litter box, like owls perching on tree branches.  However, since  
> > most of my cats are of normal or porcine weight, over goes the  
> > litter box and I come in to a room I just cleaned and scrubbed to  
> > find pine pellets and dust everywhere, not to mention whatever the  
> > cat had put into the litter box in the first place.  All over the  
> > floor.  Aside from switching to clay litter and filling the box with  
> > 50 lbs. of the stuff, anyone have any idea about the "tip-over"  
> > problem?
> >
> > My last comment is this:  anyone just happening onto this list and  
> > reading some of the posts would think that we are a bunch of  
> > lunatics having a bad hair day.  Litter scattered all over, cats  
> > ordering us around, plastic and metal furniture, beds covered with  
> > plastic sheeting, disposable sofas?  Until you have actually met a  
> > cat close up and personal, you don't understand.  Then when you  
> > have, this all makes a lot of sense.
> >
> > Have a good holiday everyone. Put the Christmas Tree in the garage,  
> > away from the cats and use battery operated  Hanukkah candles.
> >
> >
> > Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and  
> > nasty neighbors too!
> >
> >
> >
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

[Marcia Baronda]

Lee, You're right. I went to the grain elevator the other day to pick up feed 
for my horses. The woman there asked me how many cats I have in my house. When 
I told  her 6, her eyes got huge and she asked what my husband thought of that. 
I told her that they are very well managed and that my husband knew who I was 
when he married me. No surprises there! Some can't conceive of 1 cat in the 
house and all that goes with that, let alone 6 and up!! And if people have an 
attitude about cats and have never experienced their sweetness then they won't 
even give them a chance. Their loss, and a big one at that!

Good night everyone, I'm so grateful for each and everyone of you(-:



Sent from my iPad that my most awesome kids surprised me with, Christmas 2010. 

On Dec 12, 2012, at 2:36 PM, CATHERINE DIDONNA  wrote:

> i HAVE SOME THAT DO THAT ALSO.tHE HIGHER RUBBER MAID PLASTIC BOXES SEEM TO 
> HELP.CATHY
> 
> From: Lee Evans 
> To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"  
> Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 1:09 PM
> Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home
> 
> A couple of comments: any cat with URI will have teary eyes and it may last 
> for almost a month, unless treated with antibiotic ophthalmic drops or 
> ointment.  So it really doesn't have anything to do with the cat's FIV 
> status.  
> 
> My cats have a very fastidious habit of perching on the edge of the litter 
> box, like owls perching on tree branches.  However, since most of my cats are 
> of normal or porcine weight, over goes the litter box and I come in to a room 
> I just cleaned and scrubbed to find pine pellets and dust everywhere, not to 
> mention whatever the cat had put into the litter box in the first place.  All 
> over the floor.  Aside from switching to clay litter and filling the box with 
> 50 lbs. of the stuff, anyone have any idea about the "tip-over" problem?
> 
> My last comment is this:  anyone just happening onto this list and reading 
> some of the posts would think that we are a bunch of lunatics having a bad 
> hair day.  Litter scattered all over, cats ordering us around, plastic and 
> metal furniture, beds covered with plastic sheeting, disposable sofas?  Until 
> you have actually met a cat close up and personal, you don't understand.  
> Then when you have, this all makes a lot of sense.
> 
> Have a good holiday everyone. Put the Christmas Tree in the garage, away from 
> the cats and use battery operated  Hanukkah candles.
> 
>  
> Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty 
> neighbors too!
> 
> 
> 
> 
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