Gloria,
What is Arnica and where can I find it? (My dog has developed dry cracked skin on the wings of her nose...and licks the neosporin right off before it has a chance to do any good.)"Gloria B. Lane" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Del - I haven't had that particular thing but have used Arnica
Arnica is a homeopathic remedy. You can get it from a health food store,
and it costs about $8. I order some remedies from ehealthland.com, or
abchomeopathy.com. Drugstore.com may have it.
I sympathize - just put vitamin E on my doggie's nose. She doesn't have
enough energy to lick it off.
Thanks for the tipsorry about your pupI can sympathise. (I thank God that Schaz isn't "on her last leg" every day, even tho she's 13ish. I hope this isn't an indication of some sort.)
God Bless,
T"Gloria B. Lane" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Arnica is a homeopathic remedy. You can get it
Thanks to the people who tried to help me find a place to take my fosters.
I was able to board them this morning (it was a tight squeeze) at the veterinary
hospital where they were spayed/neutered.
Thank goodness. Now, if my son would only stop crying and take his nap, I
might be able to
when you find the answer to THAT question, we'll
all rest more easily at night!
Why aren't there more resources for special needs pets??
Unfortunately, I think we all know the answer to it.
It is because not enough people care about them.
The rescue I volunteer with is getting a cat back because the new owner doesn't think he is friendly enough. Would any of us not keep a cat for that reason? I don't think so.MaryChristine [EMAIL
You know that is something I always deal with. The top two reasons for surrendering a kitten or cat is:
1) Moving
2) New baby or pregnant
3) Allergies
4) Not friendly as stated below
5) Not the right colors
6) Has claws want to declaw (Which I forbid in my contract)
7) Doesn't like other
I was wondering if anyone feeds their cat Wellness? I'm currently feeding Adeline Science Diet and was looking into switching her over to Wellness. If anyone else has any info I'd love to hear about it.
Diana
Im so glad you
were able to work something out It is tough I have been pretty
lucky about finding someone to come in to feed my brood if I go away but once I
did call a pet sitter who could not come but offered to board them in an extra
room she had. I ultimately worked something out
Hey. I would recommend contacting PETA. All outside animals are required to have shelter to go into out of the weather. My sister works for PETA and they give out dog houses to families who need one. So, Maybe they could help in some kind of way to make the poor dogs life a lil better.Where do u
I LOVE Wellness foods and so do my dogs cats.
diana rhodes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if anyone feeds their cat Wellness? I'm currently feeding Adeline Science Diet and was looking into switching her over to Wellness. If anyone else has any info I'd love to hear about it.
Diana
I do. I feed them Wellness wet and dry food. I feed the adult super 5 dry
food in the blue bag, and mix it with Wyson Uretic, a dry food to prevent
urinary crystals because my two little boys have gotten those in the past.
The wet food I alternate with other healthy brands like Innova and
Maybe Dogs Deserve Better can help. They are an organization
dedicated to helping dogs chained outside or penned 24/7. Here is their
address:
http://www.dogsdeservebetter.com/home.html
Bonnie
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Hey. I would recommend contacting PETA. All outside animals are required to have
My cats love Wellness dry cat food - both the chicken
the salmon flavors. While they sometimes turn their
noses up at the fishy flavored canned food, they do
enjoy the chicken, turkey, and chicken lobster
flavors. Most importantly, they seem healthier when
eating Wellness.
My holistic vet
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That
poor dog---thanks for caring enough to do something about it, Kathy.
Kerry
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KoutsisSent: Friday, November 12, 2004 11:41 PMTo:
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This is way
My cats also quite enjoy the Wellness canned, although they are fussy about
the flavours they like. They really only like chicken, turkey and
turkey/salmon. I feed them other high quality natural foods because they
get bored. I have noticed that fur is fantastic since they've been eating
Wellness canned is great. My kitties all eat
it. I think I'll check theWellness dry, since the Sensible Choice
changed ingredients they need a different brand. Also Pet Guard
Premium Feast canned is a hit with my group.
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rhodes
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We in the cat groups look for
solutionswhenever there areproblems present, we don't dump the
cat. Idiots!
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My own
catsall love the Wellness dry food I give them--Salmon, Turkey and Herring
Oil in this case. In fact I can't get them to eat wet food at all now, which is
a shame. My fosters get it as a treat after they eat their wet food--and by the
time I get to their room they are
my boys get California Natural dry food and Eagle Pack wet - their fur has always been beautiful, but it's even nicer now:)Del Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wellness canned is great. My kitties all eat it. I think I'll check theWellness dry, since the Sensible Choice changed ingredients
Mine get Eagle Pack Holistic Select Dry and Canned. Their coats are better
than when they were on Wellness. I didn't have a whole lot of luck with
Wellness long term.
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I feed my felv+ cat wellness wet and Iams dry. She loves both. She's a
fish eater. They offer a lot of varieties.
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I was wondering
I agree. The one I got from Wal-Mart is wonderful. When I had all five of my babies, they loved to play on it. It was well worth the $30![EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 11/10/2004 1:57:41 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
One big enough for 6seems to be around
In a message dated 11/15/2004 12:46:54 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Unfortunately, I think we all know the answer to it.
It is because not enough people care about them.
The rescue I volunteer with is getting a cat back because the new owner doesn't think he is friendly
I live in Illinois.
Today the dog was outside all day as usual. After school it was drizzling. Looked for the dog and it was not there. Can't believe they actually let it in! This is the first time that I have seen that dog inside the house! So, I didn't leave the papers in their mailbox. I am
Bonnie, that is the website that I printed the papers from to put in their mailbox! Good site with lots of info. Thanks!
KathyBONNIE J KALMBACH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe "Dogs Deserve Better" can help. They are an organization dedicated to helping dogs chained outside or penned 24/7. Here is
In a message dated 11/15/2004 10:27:15 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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So, I
didn't leave the papers in their mailbox. I am still going to keep an
eye out for the dog, especially since it has no shelter. I'm sure I'll
end up putting the papers in their mailbox
Hmaybe I can just put the papers in their screen door - roll them up and put them in the screen door handle. Thanks Cherri! I didn't think of that!
Kathy[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 11/15/2004 10:27:15 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So, I didn't leave
In a message dated 11/15/2004 10:36:11 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hmaybe I can just put the papers in their screen door - roll them
up and put them in the screen door handle. Thanks Cherri! I didn't
think of that!
Kathy
Your welcome, they also have
My little old Beagle, Sweetie, died tonight. I knew she was
declining, just everything - her energy level, her not eating, it was
harder to pill her. She had congestive heart failure, but one vet
thought she had a tumor in the area of her heart.
She was a sweet little Beagle, older, and my
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