Sick CAT? Please help

In article , luvskats00
@aol.com enlightened us with...
Queen of Declaws? Please post the proof? Obviously you falsify information
regularly and either lost or never had the ability to know what truth is.


I don't know about Queen of Declaws, but the cat *is* declawed, isn't
it?
I believe it was declawed when you got it, wasn't it?

I wonder if that is why she doesn't like newspaper - smell brings back
bad memories? Most declaws get newspaper in the box right after surgery,
at least from what I hear and from my experience.
Just a thought.

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2) The post included information that led a reasonable person to believe that
immediate attention was necessary. She also described a hard-to-swallow tale
about her vet being incoherent. What was that all about? If my cat was
throwing
up a questionable substance and my vet sounded like he was on drugs, I'd call
another vet immediately.

Since you feel that it's ok to let the cat throw up til whenever, I suggest
you
don't have any pets.

No one said the cat shouldn't been seen by a vet. No one said it was okay to
let a cat throw up "til whenever." The whole point, which you missed, is the
fact that you chose to call the OP a "twit". That was unnecessary, and unfair
to someone who is coming on this board asking a valid question. Couldn't you
have just offered helpful advice, even if it was to get a second opinion
immediately? Did you *have* to belittle and name-call?


Sherry

2) The post included information that led a reasonable person to believe that
immediate attention was necessary. She also described a hard-to-swallow tale
about her vet being incoherent. What was that all about? If my cat was
throwing
up a questionable substance and my vet sounded like he was on drugs, I'd call
another vet immediately.

Since you feel that it's ok to let the cat throw up til whenever, I suggest
you
don't have any pets.

No one said the cat shouldn't been seen by a vet. No one said it was okay to
let a cat throw up "til whenever." The whole point, which you missed, is the
fact that you chose to call the OP a "twit". That was unnecessary, and unfair
to someone who is coming on this board asking a valid question. Couldn't you
have just offered helpful advice, even if it was to get a second opinion
immediately? Did you *have* to belittle and name-call?


Sherry

drools
Did you *have* to belittle and name-call?

Twit! You do it to me all the time! And..you also spread false information!

drools
Did you *have* to belittle and name-call?

Twit! You do it to me all the time! And..you also spread false information!

Instantkarma (no email or valid ID provided) actually states..

...you might want to post the text of that email you got from
Luvskats....She's got a very long history of this type of behavior going back
several
years....

People who point to other people yet hide their own actions are trolls and
mentally unstable.

Instantkarma (no email or valid ID provided) actually states..

...you might want to post the text of that email you got from
Luvskats....She's got a very long history of this type of behavior going back
several
years....

People who point to other people yet hide their own actions are trolls and
mentally unstable.

writes
I sure hope the reason she was using newspapers wasn't because she declawed
this cat..

You realize the trolls don't post all information..they cut & paste so they can
pretend they are arguing a just cause. The first 10 posts about my new cat and
how I came to pick her mentioned that she was declawed long before she came to
me...and that I would not declaw any cat. I only support a (front) declaw if
it's a last resort. I prefer the cat be declawed than being returned to a
shelter. If you prefer the cat be returned to a shelter where he/she might
wait a year or more or be killed..that's your option. I rather have a cat
living in a home.

Apparently, the people who responded and followed the response have obviously
cut and pasted particular words in my posts. They did not post the entire
paragraph or statement showing that I do not advocating declawing as a matter
of fact. Pity, these people should go to some classes to show them how to read
and digest information.

writes
I sure hope the reason she was using newspapers wasn't because she declawed
this cat..

You realize the trolls don't post all information..they cut & paste so they can
pretend they are arguing a just cause. The first 10 posts about my new cat and
how I came to pick her mentioned that she was declawed long before she came to
me...and that I would not declaw any cat. I only support a (front) declaw if
it's a last resort. I prefer the cat be declawed than being returned to a
shelter. If you prefer the cat be returned to a shelter where he/she might
wait a year or more or be killed..that's your option. I rather have a cat
living in a home.

Apparently, the people who responded and followed the response have obviously
cut and pasted particular words in my posts. They did not post the entire
paragraph or statement showing that I do not advocating declawing as a matter
of fact. Pity, these people should go to some classes to show them how to read
and digest information.

kaeli
writes

..but the cat *is* declawed, isn't
it?
I believe it was declawed when you got it, wasn't it?
I wonder if that is why she doesn't like newspaper...

Resident cat was declawed so I looked for second cat already declawed. I would
never declaw another cat...but, for the record, I support (front) declaw as a
matter of last resort - for others. I used newspapers 1) because I have done
so for 4 years. Before resident cat came to be, I used litter w/my then
resident cat. As time progressed, I developed very severe breathing problems. I
had a lung tumor removed .. 1/3 of my lung was removed. I am on 2 medications,
but have been tested by 4 allergists (and 3 GP's)..and I'm not allergic to
cats. I switched to newspapers and both cats (my then resident cat and new
cat/now resident cat) had no problem. This new cat must have been used to
litter. It was a trial and error 8 weeks. I tried different foods and she kept
throwing up. I took her to the vet and had an xray done. No medical problems.
Finally had luck w/Iams. I was told it was nerves...same for the
urinating/deficating on the bed. I was about to purchase some litter
guaranteed to have cats use the box. She might have been scared off by the box
- the first one was shared w/resident cat. I bought her a box for her alone.
She urinated in it once in a while. I discovered Feline Pine..a litter which
doesn't aggrevate my lung problem and she uses the box all the time, now. Of
course, the trolls here don't post any part of this..they just prefer to prey
on others..cutting & pasting words and spreading false information.