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Forget About Traffic Accidents! Cats Make Women Promiscuous! by
meehawl
Several posters have noted the earlier research that latent
toxoplasmosis infections in human males (between 30%-80% of
population) can lead to an increase in traffic accidents. That study
is a few years old.
What many people may not be aware of is some new research that
indicates that latent...
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September 26th 03 01:15 AM
by Phil P.
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Drontal- deworming by
katja
Hi,
My cat is an in- and outdoor cat.
Because he got worms several times when I lived in California, I
started deworming him once a month with Drontal...and I used Advance
against the flees.
A couple of weeks ago I moved to Seattle, WA. Do I have to deworm him
less frequently? Maybe every other...
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October 6th 03 02:31 PM
by Gail
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ringworm, help please by
TNTsmile
any advice is appreciated. Monte, a 4 month old Persian kitten, is our first
family kitten. Unfortunately, when we took him to his first vet's visit we
learned he had ringworm. It was in two places & the vet shrugged it off as no
big deal. He gave us a topical medicine for him. I expressed concern...
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October 7th 03 09:09 AM
by -L.
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update on Sully by
Rebecca B
Sully seems to be back to his usual self now.
Saturday night (when my parents were over for a meal with my bf & I) he went
in his litter tray and did a 'motion' ... and boy could we tell as he stank
the room out! At least the catalax seems to have worked, and he's playing
and purring away like he...
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October 6th 03 05:25 PM
by Barb 1
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Spray FAQ by
Noreen Cooper
Can someone point me to a good Spray FAQ? Our 5yo male has started
spraying the house. He has never done this before but I'm sure it has
something to do with adding the third cat, which he seemed to tolerate
well HOWEVER I guess not. The new kitten is a very "yang" female with
loads of energy. ...
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Will this work to get rid of fleas? by
Mike
I found some flea drops at a store that only contain the IGR Precor
(methoprene). So they're only good for preventing the eggs from
maturing for up to three months. If I use that on my indoor only cats
and brush them with a flea comb at least once a day, will that be a
good enough flea control for...
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October 11th 03 04:26 AM
by Mike
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Outside pet warmer? by
Rebecca B
My cat Sully had a bad RTA about a year ago now, and we were told when we
got him from the RSPCA that in his older days and during winter (or damp
days) that he might feel his joints aching more than when it's nice and warm
(as he'll probably end up with arthritis when he's older).
Sully has got a...
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Two cats - no poops by
---MIKE---
Because of the dental, Amber has been on Clavamox since last Sunday. To
prevent diarrhea, I have been adding acidophilus powder to the canned
food. They keep switching food dishes so Tiger was getting the
acidophilus too. For several days now I have not seen any poops in the
litter box. There...
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Diabetes without Insulin Treatment by
JK
My family has a 15 year old female who was diagnosed with diabetes many
years ago, but the owners do not want to give her insulin shots. She has
done generally well over the years, but eats and drinks quite a bit. But
now it seems she is getting worse, she has become increasingly lethargic,
has...
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October 15th 03 04:25 PM
by Phil P.
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Carrots by
Teresa
I have heard that cats like to eat boiled carrots and it is good for
them to it them. Now i have just read an article where it is said that
they should not. Could anyone,pls, help me to confirm if they should
or should not eat carrots?
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Cats and International Air Travel by
Steve Remington
In a recent posting a group member asked about travelling with their cat on
airlines.
Many of the repliers seemed very much against having a cast travel in the
cargo section.
I am curious to know why becaue we are planning move from Australia to Great
Britain in about two years to live for about...
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October 5th 03 08:42 PM
by Alison
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Cat Spay Post Care by
JDavis
On Tuesday afternoon my two year old cat was spayed. I left her in
her carrier per the vet's directions and she flipped violently for
about an hour. After I couldn't stand it anymore I just held her. A
few hours later she was fine, playing like normal, eating normally.
Last night she fell asleep...
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September 25th 03 10:50 AM
by MaryL
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Cat Cries in the Morning by
Lynn and George
Recently my four-year-old cat has started crying in the morning. Not for
long, but enough to indicate that something is wrong. This only happens in
the morning. Is there such a thing as cats being constipated? If so, is
there anything to be done?
Lynn
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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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going blind? by
Default
My kitten has an eye infection that won't go away. Her third eyelid is
swollen and inflamed and now the eye is starting to cloud over. Right
now she gets oral antibiotics twice a day and eye cream 3 times a day.
But she has been getting this almost two weeks and it is not getting
better. Any...
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sores in mouth by
VEGGIEPETA
My 5 year old female cat had sores in her mouth, blood would not clot and
respiratory congestion. She had to be forced fed,too. She recently passed on .
Has anyone owned a cat with such problems? Thanx, Tina
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September 30th 03 07:46 PM
by Karen
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Question: Preparing cat for teeth brushing by
Al Kondo
My wife and I have become the guardians of two orphaned kitties found
in my garage. They are two months old now and are healthy and
happy...... and, we are delighted with them. I want to make sure
that they are as healthy as possible. One of the areas that I read
about recently was concerning...
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Cat has started growling at kitten in recent weeks (could it be hormones?) by
VF
Hi, all--
We've got a two-year-old neutered male, Odysseus, who has started
growling recently at the five-month-old kitten, Icarus. After a
relatively short adjustment period 3 months ago when we first adopted
Icarus (at 8 weeks), they were getting along fine. They even chased
each other and...
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October 2nd 03 02:20 PM
by kaeli
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snorting by
Susan Garvin
My female cat likes to have her head scratched. She usually opens her mouth
while I scratch, and tonight she made some snorting noises. Is there
something wrong?
Susan
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Neutered Female cat marking: Due to Orkin Man or other factors? by
yosarian_espo
Hi all-
About 7 months ago my wife and I moved into our new house from a 1
bedroom apartment with our 2 cats, a male (10 or so) and a female
(3ish). They had one cat box at the apt, but got along great with each
other. No marking incidents, no hissing, no fighting beyond normal
play. When we moved...
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October 16th 03 11:07 PM
by Alison
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