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Old September 10th 06, 01:50 AM posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behav
Lou B.
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Default Skinny Cat

First of all, thanks to all who regularly post here! Especially to the
person who responded to the question about kitty constipation - I got
rid of the clay litter and my 19-year-old Kiki is doing much better!

Now then, I have her on thyroid medication (overactive) and she is doing
well after 3 months. I only have one question now: what would be the
best things to give her to fatten her up!

She is terribly thin. She loves evaporated milk but it gives her
diarrhea. She no longer seems interested in oily tuna. She now loves
(didn't used to) Temptations Treats (hairbal control) which I give her
now (upon advice I got here as a constipation remedy) following her
daily pill. Otherwise she eats adult formula dry "brat chow" - funny
critter won't eat canned food!

I think someone here once recommended kitten chow but I am afraid it
might be too rich for my Kiki's delicate tummy.

- Lou

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Old September 10th 06, 03:34 AM posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behav
sosessyithurts
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Default Skinny Cat


Lou B. wrote:
First of all, thanks to all who regularly post here! Especially to the
person who responded to the question about kitty constipation - I got
rid of the clay litter and my 19-year-old Kiki is doing much better!


why you trash my cat throw up post

I am also one of the ones you are thanking for replying to your post
about constipation...

the way to tell who someone is.. is not always be the username, but the
email behind the username

however!

you think my cat vomit post is a joke? you think I am trolling?

think about it..

I know you didn't read my post, now did you

WHY WOULD MY CAT PREFER THE VOMIT OVER FRESH FOOD?

simple.. it's easier to digest

she's eating what she wants, she's eating what her body tells her to
eat

she's only done this a couple of times... but hey! maybe she had just
eaten too much.. and the few times she did this.. she decided not to
waste

but your link.. had nothing to do with my post sucka!

im going to hack into your webtv and send you all kinds of
Classmates.com popups...


muuuuuuuuuu hahahahaha

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Old September 10th 06, 06:48 AM posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behav
Lou B.
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Default INSANE PERSON

Hello, insane person. I hope you respond to me personally again, because
then I can forward your message personally to your IP and get you
banned.

Furthermore, your local authorities may become interested in a so-called
cat lover who uses such abusive language and is likely a cat abuser.

- Lou

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Old September 10th 06, 07:31 AM posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behav
Rhonda
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Lou,

You've got to calm down. Things happen on usenet all of the time. People
are free to say what they want -- and frequently try to say outrageous
things to get a rise out of others. It's like catching fish in a net.

New people to usenet can get very upset and that only escalates the game.

Welcome to the group, by the way.

Rhonda

Lou B. wrote:
Hello, insane person. I hope you respond to me personally again, because
then I can forward your message personally to your IP and get you
banned.

Furthermore, your local authorities may become interested in a so-called
cat lover who uses such abusive language and is likely a cat abuser.

- Lou


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Old September 10th 06, 03:49 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behav
Eva Quesnell
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On Sun, 10 Sep 2006, Rhonda wrote:

Lou,

You've got to calm down. Things happen on usenet all of the time. People are
free to say what they want -- and frequently try to say outrageous things to
get a rise out of others. It's like catching fish in a net.


That's just what I was thinking -- hook, line, sinker!
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Old September 10th 06, 09:43 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behav
Lou B.
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Thank you for the welcome, Rhonda. You wrote:

Lou,

You've got to calm down. Things happen
on usenet all of the time. People are free
to say what they want -- and frequently
try to say outrageous things to get a rise
out of others. It's like catching fish in a
net.

New people to usenet can get very upset
and that only escalates the game.

Welcome to the group, by the way.

Rhonda


Now then, you are telling me to calm down? Re-read the posts and notice
that I WAS THREATENED.

I am not new to usenet. Where is the mod of this group? I wish to report
Barry-esso-asso for his abuse.

- Lou

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Old September 10th 06, 10:16 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behav
MODERATOR #45865
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Lou B. wrote:
Now then, you are telling me to calm down? Re-read the posts and notice
that I WAS THREATENED.

I am not new to usenet. Where is the mod of this group? I wish to report
Barry-esso-asso for his abuse.

- Lou


Well look no further Lou, this is why I am here.

I am Josh, the official moderator of rec.pets.cats.health+behav, my
assistant Seymour may be also sending you an email.

The best way to deal with a single post that may be taken as
threatening is to ignore it. I read what sosessyithurts posted, and
judging from his other posts, here at USENET we feel quite shure he was
joking.

We also see where you are jumping around with your usernames, it's best
to pick one and stick with it.

We also noticed your exchange with sosessyithurts (Barry) last week
when you posted about your cat having a can't physical problem, it
seems that you two were getting along just fine then.

We can't help but feel you have forgotten to take your medicine, heh
LOU? feeling a little metallic are we?

Well.. it's none of my business. Just be nice to Barry and I'm sure he
won't crack your low-end web-tv.

Sincerely

Josh
MODERATOR #45865

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Old September 10th 06, 10:24 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behav
Matthew
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Default INSANE PERSON

THERE IS NONE THESE ARE NON MODERATED GROUPS

Get over your self and welcome to the wonder world of the internet. Since
your WebTV address has only posted 9 times in the last day ever
http://groups.google.com/groups/prof...xOU-Wt-I&hl=en.
Most of take you as a newbie. Now for the rest you are being silly as some
else.

Calm down before someone ( not me ) decides to advertise your WebTV email
address in the gay porn section of please spank me again daddy. Or
someone decides to make it personal.


Now that is out of the way you can't give a cat a diet of evaporated milk
it cause diarrhea as you noticed.


You can try chicken broth not made with onions. You can try just gravy
you can get it at the pet store
The do have wet food and other products designed for cats with sensitive
stomachs at a major pet store
Also you can use baby food that has a flavor a cat will like make sure no
onions or onions powder in it

"Lou B." wrote in message
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