baby wipes?

Rhonda wrote:
Phil P. wrote:

"Brandy Alexandre" wrote in
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If you want to show off, please showw off on the subject at hand.
Thank you.

LOL! I'll leave the showing off to you since you love showing off
your well
trained gaping asshole.


Wow, what an incredibly cheap shot. Shows a possible personality
flaw,
if anyone cared to ask me.

Um, not really. Brandy is a has-been porn star infamous for anal sex,
among other things. I think "cheap shots" were her forte.

-L.

Brandy Alexandre wrote:
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And a P.S. Aspirin is *toxic* for cats, but her vets allows half a
baby aspirin when she gets arthritic episodes. Oh my GOD! She must
want to kill my cat so I'll stop spending hundreds of dollars there.

--
Brandy Alexandre=AE
http://www.swydm.com/?refer=3DBrandyAlx
Well, would you?

Declawing finally catching up with poor Kami, eh?


-L.

Brandy Alexandre wrote:

Actually, this issue is like the onion issue. Everyone had done a
"Henny Penny" about the most miniscule amount of onion making cats
drop dead on the spot. I read the article about onion toxicity, and
they would have to each an entire medium sized oinion to reach such
a level.

Not true. Onions cause Heinz body anemia, and the damage is
cumulative. So small amounts over time *can* kill your animal. It is
not an acute toxicity that is the problem.


Granted, if something isn't good for pets, don't give it
in any amount to be safe, like chocolate for dogs, etc. But if you
happen to let your cat lick gravy off your plate when you're done,
and you suddenly remember it has onion in it, there is NO need to go

freaking out or running off to the vet to have it's stomach pumped.

I don't think anyone in this ng has ever advised anyone else to do
so...


As I said in a previous article, I keep the Huggies Natural on hand.

For the level of its ingredients, and the amount of *that* actually
getting on the cat, and the amount of THAT getting licked off...
Gimme a break.

Go ahead and let Kami lick propylene glycol. It will end up being
another case of "I told you so" just like the arthritis...

-L.

in article , Meghan Noecker at
wrote on 2/24/05 5:24AM:

Well, this is a very timely topic for me this evening.

Megan, I believe the fatal ingredient in Pepto Bismal was only just added in
the last two years. Previous to that (and I can't remember the name of what
was added) it was considered safe to give in small doses. It was what the
vet *recommended* to give some pukey kittens that got into Christmas tree
water 30 years ago. But I'm quite sure it was not until the last year or two
that that Pepto Bismal became dangerous for cats.

"Mary" wrote in message
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"Phil P." wrote in message
k.net...

"Mary" wrote in message
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I remember the declaw
flames,
back when you were the Bad Boy poster and not me.

btw, what do you mean "you were the Bad Boy poster"? I'd still flame
broil
anyone who tries to justify declawing for anything other than a medical
necessity.

I know but you have just been so GOOD lately. :0)

This is true. I say, hey, take it while it lasts....

Cathy

I am horrified. I almost risked Jay Jay's life, and I now have to face
the idea that I killed Jasper. The most traumatic event in my life,
worse than my other cats and dogs. And it might have been my fault. I
have no way of proving it one way or the other, so I am stuck with
this thought.

Megan

Don't blame yourself you weren't to know and it could have easily
been something else in an undernourished and weak cat. This thread may
have saved my furballs as I have never before heard of onion or onion
powder being toxic to eats. Sarrasine once ate a bit of onion and I
didn't think anything of it, (I don't think she ate much just a nibble
and she didn't like the taste)but from now on, she isn't allowed
anywhere near it!

All the cat books I've read and this is the first mention of it. (Or
Pepto bismol) I knew about aspirin and chocolate (Although Speedy Joe
liked to gnaw on a square of chocolate until it became a melted soggy
heap on the carpet at which point he'd look at me as if to say "You
can clean that up now"

Is there a website with a list of all the things that are toxic to
cats?

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

I am horrified. I almost risked Jay Jay's life, and I now have to face
the idea that I killed Jasper. The most traumatic event in my life,
worse than my other cats and dogs. And it might have been my fault. I
have no way of proving it one way or the other, so I am stuck with
this thought.

Megan

Don't blame yourself you weren't to know and it could have easily
been something else in an undernourished and weak cat. This thread may
have saved my furballs as I have never before heard of onion or onion
powder being toxic to eats. Sarrasine once ate a bit of onion and I
didn't think anything of it, (I don't think she ate much just a nibble
and she didn't like the taste)but from now on, she isn't allowed
anywhere near it!

All the cat books I've read and this is the first mention of it. (Or
Pepto bismol) I knew about aspirin and chocolate (Although Speedy Joe
liked to gnaw on a square of chocolate until it became a melted soggy
heap on the carpet at which point he'd look at me as if to say "You
can clean that up now"

Is there a website with a list of all the things that are toxic to
cats?

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

"Phil P." wrote in message
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| "Mary" wrote in
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| "Phil P." wrote in
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|
k.net...
|
| I remember the declaw
| flames,
| back when you were the Bad Boy poster and
not me.
|
| btw, what do you mean "you were the Bad Boy
poster"? I'd still flame
| broil
| anyone who tries to justify declawing for
anything other than a medical
| necessity.
|
| I know but you have just been so GOOD lately.
:0)
|
|
| Think so? Maybe its because I've been spending
more time with the ferals
| and in the clinic and less time in the stores
around adoptives who want
| another cat because their last one was hit by a
car...or killed by a dog...
| or 'just disappeared'.... or who want to adopt
an intact female for their
| intact male because they 'believe in the miracle
of birth'....
|
| Don't worry, I'll be back to my old 'loveable'
self come kitten season when
| I'm inundated with the results of peoples'
stupidity.

OH FOR FUKS SAKE WILL YOU TWO GET A ROOM OR
SOMETHING?!

"Lesley Madigan" wrote in message
m...
All the cat books I've read and this is the first mention of it. (Or
Pepto bismol) I knew about aspirin and chocolate (Although Speedy Joe
liked to gnaw on a square of chocolate until it became a melted soggy
heap on the carpet at which point he'd look at me as if to say "You
can clean that up now"

Is there a website with a list of all the things that are toxic to
cats?

here's one:


http://www.maxshouse.com/Poisons+Toxins.html


http://www.maxshouse.com/Drugs_To_Avoid_in_Cats.html

http://www.maxshouse.com/Poisonous_P...IDX_Common.htm

http://www.maxshouse.com/Poisonous_P...us-Species.htm

Meghan Noecker wrote:

I'd check with your vet. Some vets still recommend small dosages of
Pepto for cats.

As for the baby wipes - check and see what the ingredient list is.
Some of the natural ones on the market are ok to use.

hugs,
-L.