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Healthy cat losing weight? by
Perry Justus
Hi,
I have a twelve and a half year old cat who seems to be losing weight
despite the fact that she has a big appetite, plays a lot, and
generally seems healthy. She's been somewhat overweight (not obese)
since she had her second litter of kittens in 1994 but as of late she
feels like she's...
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A new method of feeding pills to cats? by
223rem
My trick is simple: I dip the pill and my fingers in cooking oil
before medicating the cat.
This achieves two things:
1. the oily pill goes down the throat fast and does not
get stuck on the tongue
2. the cat's muzzle gets oily from my fingers and he starts licking his
chops right away, and that...
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January 22nd 06 12:55 PM
by jmc
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How to stop too many cats/kittens from driving you insane... by
John Doe
This is mainly for kittens. But my male cat enjoys chasing his tail,
so it might work well for him too. Currently, he needs the exercise.
I found a way to give my three kittens all the indoor exercise they
can handle. Basically, it's just extending their tail 6 or 8 inches
with a 1/4 inch thick...
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THIS SAD STORY REACHED THE UK by
sheelagh
A Human shelter burned down last night in Florida, USA.
It is a Tragic story, & I hoped that by posting it, that some of us
might be moved enough to help them in some small way if you can...?
I found it horrifying & such a terrible shame too...
( VIEWER...
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"Electric Nachos" by
Mary
Just for giggles, I googled.
She fancies herself a "liberal" but loves to post at alt.fan.rush.limbaugh.
This silly cow posts for the express purpose of combat.
Different strokes, right?
:)
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by Mary
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Surgery by
To Gail, Rhonda, Joe Canuck, Phil P.
My deepest gratitude for your advices on Paris, my cat,post surgery. I wanted to get the most information about how to take care of him. I should say that the Vet has been very concerned about the cat and myself. He provided me with so much advise as you all...
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Human health risks w/ cat pooping in crawl space? by
Hank
My house sits atop 3 foot piers making a crawl space the size of the entire
house's floor plan - 1200 sq ft. For a time I allowed him down there (thru a
special cat door) so he could have fun playing in the dirt and catching
small lizards and gecco's. (He's an indoor cat) He took to preferring...
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October 28th 03 11:45 AM
by Liz
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One week and 3 days after introduction - more advice? by
Danathar
So...
So I've had Marigold for a week and 3 days now. Marigold is getting
fustrated being cooped up in my room (and so am I because she is
Meowing at the early hours of the morning!). If I let whiskers in my
room, she tolerates Marigold as long as Marigold does not get within 3
feet of whiskers...
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November 25th 03 01:23 AM
by Karen
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Antibiotics for upper respiratory illness by
Knack
My 14-week old kitten Fracas has still not completely overcome the illness
that causes him to sneeze rapidly about 4-30 consecutive times, mostly in
the morning just before I give him a refrigerated liquid suspension of
amoxicillin.
Fracas appears to respond positively to amoxicillin, although the...
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September 2nd 03 09:05 PM
by kaeli
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funny kitten behavior` by
MadHatter
when my kitty no longer likes her food, canned food, she "buries" it
with motions around the bowl that she makes in the litter box.
i've seen cats do that before, but it's cute every time.
-L
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Do Cats Feel Love? by
Curse Of Millhaven
I have seen this mentioned from time to time but is there any proof?
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To Megan and Mary - O'Malley/Xena (long) by
Andr0meda
Dear Megan and Mary,
Many Thanks for taking so much of your time and your trouble to help me make
my two cats friends for life.
I really appreciate all your help.
After reading your posts under "O'Malley-Hercules & Xena......." and Mary's
email, I have done some thinking.
First of all, even before...
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Depo Medrol injection frequency by
Wayne Mitchell
Anyone care to express an opinion as to how frequently steroid
shots can be given without too much risk of complications such
as diabetes?
My Will is asthmatic. He gets a Depo Medrol shot about every
2-3 months. Unfortunately, they only last him about 5 weeks.
The reason that he doesn't get a...
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May 1st 05 04:21 PM
by Mary
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cage rest and food question by
veronicka
Hope I'm in the right place to be asking this question. Have just been
through a harrowing 24 hours with my cat to the emergency vet in the
middle of the night- hit by a car and 3 "clean" fractures to the
pelvis. The critical thing was bladder function and she proved that
she can "go" after I...
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Unbelievable BS! WRT declawing from the SFVMA by
[email protected]
I am appalled. This jerk is no friend to cats and obviously has no
ethics as evidenced by his blatant promotion of lies and distortions.
Megan
From:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2003/09/25/ED279186.DTL
Individual Rights
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September 29th 03 04:04 PM
by Yngver
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old cat with carpet by
Robin
Hi there- I have a 17 year old cat who has never lived in an apartment
with carpet. We are moving to the East Coast and it seems like all the
places have carpet. So what can I do to keep him from scratching it
up, or worse, peeing on it. I thought about putting down an area rug
to protect their...
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September 6th 08 11:47 AM
by Petzl
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Duffy is a TV star by
MaryL
This has been an exciting day -- one where we went from an almost-certain
death sentence for two little blind kittens to one where a promise has been
made that they will not be euthanized. When I was first contacted, the
person who called me said that both cats were to be euthanized the...
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January 20th 04 10:33 PM
by MaryL
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Not sure what to do by
blkcatgal
You may recall that I posted a message regarding my 16 year old cat that
began limping. He's still limping and I've scheduled an appt. for tomorrow
to have xrays taken (which is the only day this week the vet can do it
because of Thanksgiving this week). This makes me nervous enough because
the...
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November 23rd 05 09:09 AM
by Phil P.
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Long distance move...... by
Matt
I posted some time ago about moving cats from Europe (Germany) to the
US and got many helpful replies. It has taken longer than initially
expected but finally we will be moving in three weeks. This cat move
is costing me a fortune (about 1K USD -- a lot of money for us these
days) and everybody...
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November 17th 03 12:21 PM
by Matt
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claw clipping frequency by
J1Boss
Skipjack is a blue tabby with the cutest white paws anyone has ever seen (trust
me!). He's 2. When I first adopted him at ~5 months old, I clipped his claws
regularly. I stopped, because his claws haven't been a problem - he only
scratches "approved" surfaces and is an affectionate cat who never...
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