Those would make nice outdoor shelters...weighted of course.
On Jul 8, 2011, at 8:30 PM, dlg...@windstream.net dlg...@windstream.net
wrote:
Styrofoam? Harley and Dee would make hash out of them in no time.
If it resist the claws, it gets clawed to death.
Natalie at...@optonline.net
When I was caring for a feral colony, I got a bunch of the styrofoam coolers
that steaks were shipped in, cut a small hole in one side, anchored the top,
and put them out for shelters in the winter. The cats used them and they
lasted a long time.
Cindy
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The smelly poop cat (Ophelia) is very healthy for her age - not even any
renal problems; she just doesn't assimilate the food properly - eats and
poopsshe is NOT FIV/FeLV+
Oh, YES, I DO wake up to Ophelia's aroma - and her litter box is in a
bathroom far awaypast our bathroom, a
I don't like that one, eater - I just add baking soda to refresh the litter
and over wet areas where the litter was removed - it helps a lot!
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Have you tried Fortiflora?
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From: Natalie at...@optonline.net
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, July 09, 2011 8:34 AM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Clumping litter =
The smelly poop cat (Ophelia) is very healthy for her age - not even any
renal problems;
Yes, I have tried it - it costs a lot more than just good old plain
probiotics/acidophilus and cats immediately detect it in the food - won't
touch it! I think it's just one more way for the company and vets to make
money on a product specifically for cats.
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You're right, but my cat loved it.
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Sent: Saturday, July 09, 2011 10:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Clumping litter =
Yes, I have tried it - it costs a lot more than just good old plain
Why Do Cats Eat Grass?
By Kathy Blumenstock, Animal Planet
How often have you seen your cat happily chewing on blades of fresh green
grass, and wondered why? You dish up the choicest cat food and offer gourmet
treats, yet given the chance, Kitty chows down on the lawn as if she's a
On 07-08, MaiMaiPG wrote:
There is 124 acres to put it on. Poop gets pitched into unused
fields--far from the house. I can't see a difference between theirs
and that of the numerous cats who stray this way/deer/buzzards/turkey
etc. The pee turns the pellets into sawdust. It may sound
I've often wondered and worried about this chemical stuff in
the clumping litter. A friend of mine uses ground chicken corn.
Have any of you tried this? She says it's not only safer but
much less expensive.
Lorrie
Kitty Litter with a Serious Warning
Vets have been reporting more and
I used it a few years ago. My cats liked the Feline Pine that was
shredded up and scoopable, but they refused to use the pellets.
The Wheat litter is good but too expensive when you have as many
cats as I have. Fortunately my cats only use their litter boxes
at night when they are inside, or
That's the best compliment ever. A friend recently came in
my house and said she couldn't even tell I had cats, and I have
15, so I must be scooping the litter boxes often enough.
On 07-08, Maureen Olvey wrote:
If your friends come to your house and leave rather quickly then it
might smell.
On 07-08, Natalie wrote:
We have an almost 19 yr old cat - I swear, I should market the smell of her
poop: It could raise the dead! It is so potent, that I wait at night until
she makes one or two before I go to bed.I bet she could win the
International smelliest poop contest!
I've got
Sodium bentonite is a real danger - the other stuff, not so much, may just
be irritating and dusty.
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From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Lorrie
Sent: Saturday, July 09, 2011 9:16 AM
To:
Yes it is the best compliment, Maureen rocks!
Wow! You are diligent keeping those litter boxes cleaned out. I bet your
kitties love you more for that! Lorrie, what a caring and loving person you
are to have 15 cats! I would have that many if I did not have a husband,
lol! (Note: my husband
That's just not right to mention ice cream and cat poop in the same sentence!
I was kind of hoping it was the FIV but if not I need to look into it. Thanks
for mentioning the probiotics. Maybe I'll try it.
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From: Natalie
I commend you for sticking with your baby. I am sure she repaid you with
bushels of love and great memories. Unless you can't afford to feed your own
family, never give up on an animal because of money. If you can't afford to
keep the, find someone who can and will
Lynda Wilson
Another way to identfy urine tract problem is to observe the size of clumps in
the ltter box. If you find very small ones, isolate the cats 1 by 1 and check
the clumps in the box. Then you gather a sample and go to the vet. That is
how i found out about Bobby and Homey
Caspercat
Guess I have a stronger stomach, but then I was the one who could go from
disecting a frog into the cafeteria and eat lunch.
molvey...@hotmail.com molvey...@hotmail.com wrote:
That's just not right to mention ice cream and cat poop in the same sentence!
I was kind of hoping it was
A lot of people tell me that. Does that say something about the way they are
being treated ?
If you are going to have cats and litter boxes and a family, then you have to
keep them scooped. Just one of the prices we pay for cats.
Lynda Wilson longhornf...@verizon.net wrote:
Yes it
ONe thing you never want to feed them is Mackeral. It makes for a real stinky
poop and gas.
Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com wrote:
On 07-08, Natalie wrote:
We have an almost 19 yr old cat - I swear, I should market the smell of her
poop: It could raise the dead! It is so potent,
Mine prefer outside unless it is bad weather or very hot. They go to the woods
for a couple of mice, voles, moles or shrews, do their business and come back
to the deck where their water bowl is, find a comfortable spot and take a nap.
Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com wrote:
I used it
On the lighter side, I have seen them eat grasshppers and crickets. That I
don't see much reason for. They get their protein from their food and it
doesn't have scratchy legs to deal with.
Natalie at...@optonline.net wrote:
Why Do Cats Eat Grass?
By Kathy Blumenstock,
Just like humans, one man's trash is another man's treasure.
Lynda Wilson longhornf...@verizon.net wrote:
You're right, but my cat loved it.
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From: Natalie at...@optonline.net
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, July 09, 2011 10:42 AM
All of these egulations, etc. are making someone money somewere. It is
protecting th US coporations who would loose mooney for one and I am sure
someone else is lning his/her pockets. Just as with human meds. And then,
after all that research even tho it is harmful to the consumer, the FDA
The fluids escaping is a normal thing. This happened wen my father passed and
he was not moved. This is a part of life and I would not miss being there for
hiim just because it made it hard for me. Our thoughts must be with our loved
ones, not ourselves, no matter how hard it is. Knowing
And then there is the herbal tonic made from Chaparral, Neem, Androgravis,
and Graviola, that you can make yourself and take every day - it is used to
cure cancers or keep cancer under control or not getting cancer for people
and animals.
Why not start with healthy eating, minerals and vitamins
I am. Ever once i a while I give in and eat a hotdog, then I put them in the
freezer for 6 or 8 months and give in again. Sort of like my White Castle
hamburgers. They were once called belly bombers for a reason, but they taste
so good. All those grilled onions which I order extra on mine.
Don't ever make a tea of Chaparral, it is so bad tasting. Tried it once, no
more! Could make a monkey climb up a tree backwards. Androgravis is not too
good either. Best to disguise those 2.
Natalie at...@optonline.net wrote:
And then there is the herbal tonic made from Chaparral,
One thing Ihave learned since being a part of this group is that they are the
most caring, loving people I have ever known. It seems that when someone loves
and cares for an animal, they have a greater abundance of love for everyone,
including people. I am glad to have found all of you and
A few years back I had to euthanize a kitty that had FIP. He did have fluid in
his lungs but it did not come out when he was euthanised so if Dexter had fluid
come out it doesn't mean that he for sure had it in his lungs. It's kind of
weird how some release bodily fluids when they die and
iS THIS GOING TO BE ANOTHER ROUND OF DOG/CAT FOOD RECALLS LIKE THE LAST ONE?
It is getting to be as bad as human foods. Timeto start growing our own for
ourselves and our pets.
Beth create_me_...@yahoo.com wrote:
Salmonella
dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
Why are the being recalled?
My cats will eat bugs after they are done chasing and torturing them. I
assumed it was because their instinct tells them to devour their prey. It's
disgusting. I have to turn away.
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From: dlgegg dlg...@windstream.net
Date: Sat, Jul
Ben,
I cried when you wrote about Dexter. He sounds like he fought til he
just got too tired and did what he could to let you know it was time
for him to move on. It is so hard to make that choice. Makes you
feel like you are 'playing' God sometimes but I think He knows and
gives us that
Tee Hee...
I will pretend I didn't get these emails. I will also pretend I have
never done that kind of thing myself. What else can you do when the
Government/FDA works so hard to protect ourselves from ourselves?
(also known as make money)
Kat
On 7/7/11, Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com
Thanks to all I have decided if I can find the $ I am going to take
Luke to the vet and have some/all of her rotten teeth removed. She is
obviously in discomfort and her breath has gotten progressively worse.
She is ratty looking and apparently has been sickly for a long time
before I started
Yes, I've used Dumor brand Starter/Grower Chick Feed. I get it
from Tractor Supply Co., think it was $13.00 for 50lbs? last time I
got it. It's a bit of a hike to TSC, so I don't always use it. Plus.
my husband complains that it doesn't handle odor well enough. Pros:
1.price 2.low dust
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