Deo catches Bonnie

Oh dear! Poor Bonnie!!!!!

I've enjoyed the tales of Bonnie and Clyde so much. Hope that Bonnie
gets better and Deo gets his!

Kristi

Oh dear! Poor Bonnie!!!!!

I've enjoyed the tales of Bonnie and Clyde so much. Hope that Bonnie
gets better and Deo gets his!

Kristi

Oh dear! Poor Bonnie!!!!!

I've enjoyed the tales of Bonnie and Clyde so much. Hope that Bonnie
gets better and Deo gets his!

Kristi

Lots of purrs for Bonnie,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Bev" wrote in message
...
To-day Deo struck. Usually Clyde is the recipient of his charms! But
Bonnie was out on her own when I heard the rumpus. Deo took off when I
went outside but I knew exactly what had happened. I called Bonnie for
ages and finally she limped into view. I have never seen a more
frightened kitty.
I don't know how many bites and claw marks are on her but will have to
watch her to make sure there is no infection. She is limping badly.
Down with Deo, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

Bev
--
The email of the species is more deadly than the mail.

Lots of purrs for Bonnie,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Bev" wrote in message
...
To-day Deo struck. Usually Clyde is the recipient of his charms! But
Bonnie was out on her own when I heard the rumpus. Deo took off when I
went outside but I knew exactly what had happened. I called Bonnie for
ages and finally she limped into view. I have never seen a more
frightened kitty.
I don't know how many bites and claw marks are on her but will have to
watch her to make sure there is no infection. She is limping badly.
Down with Deo, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

Bev
--
The email of the species is more deadly than the mail.

Lots of purrs for Bonnie,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Bev" wrote in message
...
To-day Deo struck. Usually Clyde is the recipient of his charms! But
Bonnie was out on her own when I heard the rumpus. Deo took off when I
went outside but I knew exactly what had happened. I called Bonnie for
ages and finally she limped into view. I have never seen a more
frightened kitty.
I don't know how many bites and claw marks are on her but will have to
watch her to make sure there is no infection. She is limping badly.
Down with Deo, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

Bev
--
The email of the species is more deadly than the mail.

Victor Martinez wrote:

Bad Deo, bad! I hope it's nothing too bad. I read an interesting use for
Feliway that might help in this case. They recommend spraying it on some
piece of cloth (bandanas, etc.) that you can then attach to the cat that
gets attacked. The attacking cat is then supposed to be calmed down by
the hormones and he won't attack. That's the theory anyway.
Good luck trying to tie something to a cat that will stay with them long
enough though...

I gather the collar "experiment" didn't work out? Petco, here, has
fabric cat collars (I think the Drs. Foster and Smith catalog has them
too) with break-away fasteners. Fabric should absorb the spray just fine.

Victor Martinez wrote:

Bad Deo, bad! I hope it's nothing too bad. I read an interesting use for
Feliway that might help in this case. They recommend spraying it on some
piece of cloth (bandanas, etc.) that you can then attach to the cat that
gets attacked. The attacking cat is then supposed to be calmed down by
the hormones and he won't attack. That's the theory anyway.
Good luck trying to tie something to a cat that will stay with them long
enough though...

I gather the collar "experiment" didn't work out? Petco, here, has
fabric cat collars (I think the Drs. Foster and Smith catalog has them
too) with break-away fasteners. Fabric should absorb the spray just fine.

Victor Martinez wrote:

Bad Deo, bad! I hope it's nothing too bad. I read an interesting use for
Feliway that might help in this case. They recommend spraying it on some
piece of cloth (bandanas, etc.) that you can then attach to the cat that
gets attacked. The attacking cat is then supposed to be calmed down by
the hormones and he won't attack. That's the theory anyway.
Good luck trying to tie something to a cat that will stay with them long
enough though...

I gather the collar "experiment" didn't work out? Petco, here, has
fabric cat collars (I think the Drs. Foster and Smith catalog has them
too) with break-away fasteners. Fabric should absorb the spray just fine.

"Bev" wrote in message
...
To-day Deo struck. Usually Clyde is the recipient of his charms! But
Bonnie was out on her own when I heard the rumpus. Deo took off when I
went outside but I knew exactly what had happened. I called Bonnie for
ages and finally she limped into view. I have never seen a more
frightened kitty.
I don't know how many bites and claw marks are on her but will have to
watch her to make sure there is no infection. She is limping badly.
Down with Deo, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

Bev
--
The email of the species is more deadly than the mail.

Large and ferocious doggie growls for Deo!
Sam