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From: ospam (Yngver)

Also, when I asked to go back and say goodby to our cat when
she was about to be spayed, I found that the cats and dogs were both caged in
the same area. So you'd have sick cats in small cages right over top the
large
dog cages, where the dogs would be barking. Enough to terrify any sick cat.

Wow, that is not good at all. I wonder how common this is in vet clinics where
they have both dogs and cats.

Lauren
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 18:06:21 GMT, "Mary" wrote:


"kaeli" wrote in message
.. .
In article ,

enlightened us with...

Perhaps you could take your cat to the vet before she dies.


Perhaps you could kiss my ass!


I smell a troll.

The vehemence of the replies, combined with the lovely language,
sure
makes me think it, anyway.

--

Kaeli--I think he is just a hothead, and a bit of a bonehead on top of
it.

Rather endearing, at least in small doses. Sometimes people who will
prove to be good contributors to a group stumble in kind of ,,, errr
,,, AWKWARDLY, shall we say.

If he isn't a troll, he is the south end of a horse going north.
I hope his girl friend really thinks things over before tying the knot
with him. Imagine how he would be with a sick child. Je is also
rude, crude and unattractive. I wonder if the cat died?

On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 18:06:21 GMT, "Mary" wrote:


"kaeli" wrote in message
.. .
In article ,

enlightened us with...

Perhaps you could take your cat to the vet before she dies.


Perhaps you could kiss my ass!


I smell a troll.

The vehemence of the replies, combined with the lovely language,
sure
makes me think it, anyway.

--

Kaeli--I think he is just a hothead, and a bit of a bonehead on top of
it.

Rather endearing, at least in small doses. Sometimes people who will
prove to be good contributors to a group stumble in kind of ,,, errr
,,, AWKWARDLY, shall we say.

If he isn't a troll, he is the south end of a horse going north.
I hope his girl friend really thinks things over before tying the knot
with him. Imagine how he would be with a sick child. Je is also
rude, crude and unattractive. I wonder if the cat died?

Yngver wrote in on 12
Feb 2004:

Also, when I asked to go back and say goodby to our cat when
she was about to be spayed, I found that the cats and dogs were both
caged in the same area. So you'd have sick cats in small cages right
over top the large dog cages, where the dogs would be barking

I don't like that practice, either. All of the vets I've used including the
internist where Shadow spent a lot of time had their cage-setup like this.
The dogs bark non-stop, and who can blame them? They're all scared.

--
Cheryl

Trapped like rats. In a chia-pet.
MIB II

Yngver wrote in on 12
Feb 2004:

Also, when I asked to go back and say goodby to our cat when
she was about to be spayed, I found that the cats and dogs were both
caged in the same area. So you'd have sick cats in small cages right
over top the large dog cages, where the dogs would be barking

I don't like that practice, either. All of the vets I've used including the
internist where Shadow spent a lot of time had their cage-setup like this.
The dogs bark non-stop, and who can blame them? They're all scared.

--
Cheryl

Trapped like rats. In a chia-pet.
MIB II

Laura R. wrote in on 11
Feb 2004:

crossing fingers I hope so, too. He's been through so much.

If I thought he'd survive another surgery, I'd have them just remove the
glands. They're a constant trouble for him, and he doesn't let me touch him
there at all; trying to clean him up anywhere is the only thing that makes
him bite. Very stressful for him to have *me* do it, but he's almost a
perfect angel when the vet or techs do it. Except for claw clipping.

--
Cheryl

Trapped like rats. In a chia-pet.
MIB II

Laura R. wrote in on 11
Feb 2004:

crossing fingers I hope so, too. He's been through so much.

If I thought he'd survive another surgery, I'd have them just remove the
glands. They're a constant trouble for him, and he doesn't let me touch him
there at all; trying to clean him up anywhere is the only thing that makes
him bite. Very stressful for him to have *me* do it, but he's almost a
perfect angel when the vet or techs do it. Except for claw clipping.

--
Cheryl

Trapped like rats. In a chia-pet.
MIB II

Fortunately when I was out there
working on the garage I had a respirator on so I wouldn't inhale all that
dust.

Oh, good, we were worried about your well-being and health. I do hope poor
Sammy survives, though.

Candace
(take the litter out before replying by e-mail)

See my cats:
http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace

"One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other
than human." (Loren Eisely)

Fortunately when I was out there
working on the garage I had a respirator on so I wouldn't inhale all that
dust.

Oh, good, we were worried about your well-being and health. I do hope poor
Sammy survives, though.

Candace
(take the litter out before replying by e-mail)

See my cats:
http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace

"One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other
than human." (Loren Eisely)

From: ospam (Yngver)

Also, when I asked to go back and say goodby to our cat when
she was about to be spayed, I found that the cats and dogs were both caged
in
the same area. So you'd have sick cats in small cages right over top the
large
dog cages, where the dogs would be barking. Enough to terrify any sick cat.

Wow, that is not good at all. I wonder how common this is in vet clinics
where
they have both dogs and cats.

Lauren

I think it''s common in small practices. It bothers me, too. Years ago I took
Cherokee to an "All Pets" clinic. When I picked him up the next day, he was
caged *right next* to a duck. Going "quack quack quack." Enough to drive a cat
insane, I'm sure.

Sherry