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Chihuahua Nurses Kittens! by
Mary
In Arkansas a woman took in three babies whose mother was killed and her
female chihuahua (who she apparently breeds and who has apparently always
hated cats) took an interest in them, developed milk, and is now feeding and
grooming them. I would post a link but it is one of those CNN video clips.
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October 16th 04 05:38 AM
by Judy
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Feces poisoning by
Knack
It seems that about every other year a cat story like this makes the news.
Usually it occurs in some NYC apartment. Not this time though...
http://apnews.excite.com/article/20041106/D866412O0.html
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November 8th 04 04:12 PM
by Gary
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problem with cats chewing wires by
myrtle tickner
hi all! i have an annoying little problem with two of my cats that
seems to be getting worse with age. the problem is that they will chew
through any exposed wires in the house. at first it was just thicker
cords that were carelessly lying about, so i learned what to expect if
i left anything like...
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November 11th 04 08:58 PM
by Rene
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Territory issues by
jimperrin
I have two female nutered cats. The first in the house (Natasha) hid for
months so I got a second (Lucy) to entice her out.
Didn't work, so I brought Natasha upstairs to an extra bedroom and she went
from ferocious to timid, but can't get out of the room because Lucy controls
the house. Everytime...
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High liver enzymes, THYROID NORMAL, losing weight by
Gregory Bailey
Hi, I have a 13-year-old neutered male cat who, for the last little while,
has had a ravenous appetite, is basically screaming for food all the time,
eats like a horse, but is dramatically losing weight and obviously isn't
feeling well. My first thought was hyperthyroidism. However, I took him...
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Odd scratching fetish by
Mary
"Randabana" dogone.went.com wrote in message
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My white spayed female double clawed 4 yr old has always loved to
scratch at shiny flat surfaces. She goes nuts on a magazine cover or
any shiny package. She will go at it for a couple of...
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November 13th 04 05:31 PM
by Mary
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Broken leg advise by
hamop78
I have a 1 year old Siamese cat that has broken his radius bone near the
foot. How long should I keep him from running and jumping. He's a real
wild child and has been contained for 5 weeks. The vet took his splint off
at 3 weeks because his leg skin was very raw and irritated. At three...
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Update: Foster Kitten by
Orchid
A while ago I posted about a tiny, severly malnourished 8 week
old kitten I had found wandering my neighborhood and had taken in.
Foster, I said. Adopt him out to a wonderful home, I said. Get the
basics of training on him, get him habituated to his harness and leash
and send him on his way, I...
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November 18th 04 02:31 PM
by kaeli
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Update - Dilated Pupils FeLV kitten by
KellyH
The vet saw Orange Glo today, who was neutered along with his littermates in
preparation of their transfer to their new homes. She wasn't overly
concerned about the pupils because they did react to light, although not
quite normally. Only thing she really advised was to keep a close watch...
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November 24th 04 02:18 PM
by Phil P.
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Baytril otic by
teri
Jewel has an ear infection - bacterial and yeast. She has been
shaking her head quite a bit and I have been cleaning her ears out
every few days before having the ear smear diagnose the infection.
Since starting on the Baytril otic gtts Wednesday evening she is
shaking her head much much more...
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November 6th 04 12:10 PM
by Phil P.
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neighbors cat issues by
Andrew Brown
I recent weeks I posted messages asking for advice about my neighbours
cat. There was a problem because she had a bad flea allergy which he
would not deal with and in the end I took her to the vet. Since then
he has kept her inside except for a couple of occasions. She is an
"outdoor cat" ...
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Quote....... by
Gail
It is a matter to gain the affections of a cat. He is a philosophical
animal, tenacious of his own habits, fond of order and neatness and
disinclined to extravagant sentiment. He will be your friend, if he find you
worthy of friendship, but not your slave. Theophile Gautier
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Kitten Dentition ,foldex 9mths by
jc
My little Foldex is 9 mths old and is still missing is 4 front lower incisors..
he eats well and weighs 8lbs, should I be concerned??
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October 23rd 04 01:55 PM
by jc
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Update on Trinity (kitten with eye problems) by
Samantha G.
Well, so sorry that it has taken me so long to update the situation,
but I was kicked by a horse and spent several weeks recuperating.
Trinity just came back from the vets after finally getting her first
round of vaccines at 3 months. (for those who don't know, she is a
severely underweight kitten...
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October 26th 04 05:31 PM
by Steve G
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Sleepy eyes by
[email protected]
Our visiting ginger tom has dark crusty bits in the corners of his
eyes. He looks like he has just got up and forgotten to clean his
eyes. The bits of crust won't wipe out with soft cloth.
Can anything be done about it?
Steve
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October 27th 04 03:51 PM
by kaeli
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Hyperthyroidism and aggression (?) by
Cat person
Is there a link between hyperthyroidism and aggression and/or
terratoriality towards other cats in a household?
We have a 12 year old male (approx. 18 lbs) with confirmed (but mild)
hyperthyiodism (and arthritis). He's been sharing the house and yard
with 2 younger new cats (male and female, both...
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October 29th 04 04:42 PM
by Paula
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Birman genetic problems by
Liz
Does anyone know anything about arrythmyogenic right ventricular
cardiomyopathy in Birmans? This is a rare genetic heart disease which
is always fatal, and my seal-point Birman is presently dying from it
at 11 1/2 years. He belongs to the old Birman gene pool in the UK and
Europe which in the...
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November 2nd 04 07:01 PM
by Yngver
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Amlodipine (Norvasc) for treating kidney failure / eye problems? by
Cat Person
I'm aware that a few years ago a drug company was doing a study on the
effectiveness of Amlodipine in cats to treat kidney failure.
Amlodipine is (I believe) a treatment for high blood pressure, and
perhaps a reduction in blood pressure (even in cats with normal blood
pressure?) might be the...
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October 30th 04 02:47 AM
by Sherry
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OT/ Weird messages by
KellyH
Is anyone else seeing these weird messages that appear to be posted by ng
regulars? They will often be posted after a normal post.
--
-Kelly
kelly at farringtons dot net
www.kelltek.com
Check out www.snittens.com
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