Thank you! I ordered some from EntirelyPets.com for a very good price
and I can't believe how fast they got it here. It does seem to be
helping.
In a message dated 7/3/2006 10:08:03 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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I've
been away from the 'puter all weekend, so I
Do try the Australian Bush Flower Essence "Emergency" too. I used it
on Zelda, my JR x because she's deathly afraid of the darn fireworks.
I couldn't believe it when she fell asleep on the couch during the
worst of it tonight. She even went outside under her own power to go
potty later,
I really appreciate the tip - I'll look for it.
I'm a believer in the Bach Flower Essences (Rescue Remedy) - and I wouldn't have
believed it if I hadn't tried it myself. It's like liquid valium for
Phelix. Trouble with the flower remedies though is that it's hard to get
them into a kitty
I've been away from the 'puter all weekend, so I don't know if anybody else suggested this, but Feliway diffusers and spray (can) help calm (some) kitties :) I use both (altho I'm a bit behind on the diffusers - $$$ ya know) but I have an IC (interstitial cystitis) kitty who is very sensitive to
Elizabeth,
Do you have reason to suspect that Othello is pos? I know you said
that he's afraid of strangers, but do you think he might be more calm
if a house-call vet came? They could take his blood and then you could
bring it to be tested. He must have been to a vet before, hopefully
your
Thanks, Nina. That is a good suggestion and one that I will
consider. He does seem very healthy and isn't showing symptoms. I
have wanted to get them all tested just in case I have another positive and
don't know it so that I can give the proper care. I like to get them a
good physical
You could always treat him like he's positive without really knowing
for sure. You know, give him the supps, watch his health closely etc.
Take an aggressive approach to any hiccups... If he gets sick, rush him
to the vet and get him tested. Unless you are thinking about adopting
a young
Another good point. I can't get within 10 feet of a baby kitten
though- I have NO resistance :-) By the way - laughing here about
your advice to our new Mom to be and was going to respond to that one. My
neighbor next door is expecting her first child in about four weeks and has been
A bit of unpleasantness here. :-(
I'm in the process of having all the babies tested and re-vaccinated since
Mama Kittyis FeVL+. Five down - Three to go. So far everyone
elsehas testednegative.
Well...the babiesare very sensitive to the appearance of the Pet Taxi
in a room. Four of them
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