Nothing New Under The Sun

Hello,

What is that cough Buger has. It could be Whipworm, regular worms or
coming from the new kitty litter. I guess iwill worm him for the
Whipworm, but he is soooo small yet, however he has never been done
for the Whip . . . you should wait until they are 3 months, but miss
by one week and you have a dead kitty.

We, here in the Erie/Crawford area, just went through an Anthrax mess
- everything from horses to kitties were dropping dead, and everything
in between. When i have time iwill give you the details, and tell you
all about a lesson well learned . . . at least on my part . . . I had
a lot of kitties drop because of the Anthrax and Whipworm coming at
the same time, not knowing which was which, and who wouldhave guessed
Anthrax anyway. I guess if youare in the business long enough, you
eventually learn everything . . . The Vets were worthless . . . i even
had one treating for an infected uterus, and all the Gumment could do
was say, "duh" and pass you on to the next telephone No. I saw a
precious, Tiffiny kitten (about 3 months old) die a horrible death
from the Anthrax. The older kitties didnot seem to get it so bad, and
i myself hardly got all that sick, but i was on the ball with meds. It
did however linger, as itis a fungus, and i still often have burning
and a little cough in my lungs. I often wonder about the hunters in
that area, that ate what they shot. No one will ever know because such
news getting out could ruin the tourist trade of hunters.

Truly

Kitties must be Father's favorite animal otherwish why are there so
many happy kittens.

ps: Someone said something about a cat bite on a tail . . . the
resulting infection was Cat-Scratch-Fever, not "Wringworm" . . .
betcha. Bactine works miracles after all else fails.