unusual non-stop purring

On Thu, 1 Apr 2010 18:40:35 -0700 (PDT), Kalmia
wrote:

Don't let cybercat get to you - he or she loves to twist and
reinterpret, then hammers away at newcomers.

She at least tells one in plain language what you need to consider
She is very much a must read
She sorts out the trolls pretty quick (which you are)
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Now. Psychiatrist.

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Gun in mouth pull trigger Now

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Now, now, Maffew. No violence. This guy has enough problemss. [web *snicker*
tv ... really?]

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Now. Psychiatrist.

Gun in mouth pull trigger Now


Now, now, Maffew. No violence. This guy has enough problemss. [web
*snicker* tv ... really?]
nah WebTV is ok the reference is the idiot hangs out in alt.suicide

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Now, now, Maffew. No violence. This guy has enough problemss. [web
*snicker* tv ... really?]
nah WebTV is ok the reference is the idiot hangs out in alt.suicide
Oh, so you were just trying to be helpful. Well that's different.

On Mar 28, 10:06*am, "Rona Y." wrote:

Do I need to take her to the vet, or just wait for the purring to
abate? *At what point should I really start worrying?

Oh how cute. cat purring all the time

I could just EAT HER UP!!!

"Matthew" iamacatslaveand proudtoserve.com wrote:

snipped At what point should I really start worrying?

TRULY FOLKS PLEASE UNDERSTAND WHEN IN DOUBT

( not directed at you in general but I truly get tired of
saying to people that come here)

GO TO THE VET OR CALL THE VET
[20 repetitions of the same garbage snipped]

Coincidently, Madden, some of the rest of us get tired of it too.

If you are at the point of thinking should I call IT SHOULD HAVE
BEEN DONE ALREADY BEFORE YOU TOOK THE TIME TO GET ON THE
NEWSGROUPS AND POST

Except to creeps pretending to be saints on the Internet,
discussing a problem on USENET is perfectly appropriate. You are
just ignorant, Madden, there could be a veterinarian here.

You can live out any fantasy on the Internet. Some people choose
to play "tough guy", some people "compassionate", others are
blatant trolls. Or all of the above, and other things. It is like
a book, you can be anything here on USENET, it is your own little
fantasy world.

I am so tired of this most questions can be answered by the best
friend that internet users have GOOGLE

Nobody cares what you are tired of, Madden. This group is
appropriately named "health and behavior" for good reason.
Subjects are repeated regularly, partly because sometimes new
information is presented, the same information is presented more
clearly, or information from new authors is gathered.

By the way, Madden, sounds like you were drunk when you posted
that gibberish.
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I really want people to ask questions but IF YOU THINK THERE IS SOMETHING
WRONG OR SUSPECT SOMETHING IS WRONG. CALL A VET ASAP

Ok Rona sorry about my rant but it is a very regular occurrence that people
come here and do this. IMO you should have called your vet before you even
got here. But at least you asked the question can or is something wrong and
almost all want help with a cheap fix. It sounds like stress of what has
happened in the move but all scientist and vets agree that a deep purr or
continuing purring is a sign of something is very wrong. STRESS can + will
kill a cat quicker than a gun

Here is a link that all cat lovers should keep book marked
http://www.sniksnak.com/cathealth/whydo.html





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Judgmental, the local troll.

"cybercat" cyberpurrs yahoo.com wrote:

"Rona Y." googlegroups8 yahoo.ca wrote in message
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Thanks for the advice. I didn't want to take her to the vet, yet,
because there was nothing else wrong with her.

Oh, get the **** out of here. When you are "really concerned" you take the
animal to the vet.





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"cybercat" cyberpurrs yahoo.com wrote:

"Rona Y." googlegroups8 yahoo.ca wrote in message
news:0a50665b-6316-4e10-a7ee-abb19f05bdb9
z11g2000yqz.googlegroups.com... On Mar 31, 6:05 pm, "cybercat"
cyberpu... yahoo.com wrote:
"Rona Y." googlegrou... yahoo.ca wrote in message

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Thanks for the advice. I didn't want to take her to the vet,
yet, because there was nothing else wrong with her.

Oh, get the **** out of here. When you are "really concerned"
you take the animal to the vet.

I never said I was "really concerned". I said I was "a little
worried". Check your reading comprehension and stop projecting
your own thoughts into other people's words.

I don't believe in running to the vet for every little concern,
just as I don't run to the doctor for every little bump and
scratch. I
believe in responsible ownership--and that includes being aware
of my
cat's usual condition and how it changes (for the better or for
the worse).

Like I said, had there been any other major changes in her, or
several little changes, I wouldn't have hesitated, but simply
purring a lot is really not enough.

Perhaps you had an incident in your past where the neglect of
your cat led to a less happy ending, but no such thing has
happened here. Ever.

So maybe you can take your own advice now.

Mmm hmm. Maybe you can look even more like a cheap, whining ass
who would rather clamor for attention on Usenet than take care
of your cat, but I doubt it.

You mangled the quoting, JudgeMental. Are you and Madden having a
drinking contest?
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