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Phil P. wrote:
"Brandy Alexandre" wrote in message ... Per my inference, it's difficult to know when you're being sold something and if something actually works. I guess the thought of researching inhalation therapy for your cat never entered your mind. If she were my cat, I'd want to know *every* treatment option available-- but that's me. Instead of surfing the web for your old porn movies, you should be researching your cat's illness and treatments. I heard from more than one expert that rescue inhalants are much too diffult to use on a cat. You're sleazy a liar. You didn't hear anything of the sort. Otherwise you would have said "inhalants are much too 'diffult' to use on a cat" (which of course they aren't) instead of "Bummer there's no cat inhalers". The two That "bummer" word brings back painful memories for Brandy. I suspect she has been "bummered" many times. statements are completely different in meaning. You're simply trying to sleaze out of looking ignorant about treatments for your cat's illness. You're also trying to denigrate a very effective asthma therapy for cats because you're too lazy and inept to handle it. I'll stick to the opinions of those who have degrees in animal medicine and who actually know my cat rather than anecdotal and defensive remarks. Yeah- like the "those who have degrees in animal medicine" who recommended declawing your biting cat? The author of "Inhalation Therapy for Airway Disease" *is* an expert on feline asthma and inhalation therapy- Patricia M. Dowling--. and she does have "degrees in animal medicine"- D.V.M., Ph.D, Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine-- Take a break from the cocaine- its burning out your brain cells. |
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"Brandy Alexandre" wrote in message ... Phil P. wrote in rec.pets.cats.health+behav: "Brandy Alexandre" wrote in message ... Per my inference, it's difficult to know when you're being sold something and if something actually works. I guess the thought of researching inhalation therapy for your cat never entered your mind. If she were my cat, I'd want to know *every* treatment option available-- but that's me. Instead of surfing the web for your old porn movies, you should be researching your cat's illness and treatments. I heard from more than one expert that rescue inhalants are much too diffult to use on a cat. You're sleazy a liar. You didn't hear anything of the sort. Otherwise you would have said "inhalants are much too 'diffult' to use on a cat" (which of course they aren't) instead of "Bummer there's no cat inhalers". The two statements are completely different in meaning. You're simply trying to sleaze out of looking ignorant about treatments for your cat's illness. You're also trying to denigrate a very effective asthma therapy for cats because you're too lazy and inept to handle it. I'll stick to the opinions of those who have degrees in animal medicine and who actually know my cat rather than anecdotal and defensive remarks. Yeah- like the "those who have degrees in animal medicine" who recommended declawing your biting cat? The author of "Inhalation Therapy for Airway Disease" *is* an expert on feline asthma and inhalation therapy- Patricia M. Dowling--. and she does have "degrees in animal medicine"- D.V.M., Ph.D, Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine-- Take a break from the cocaine- its burning out your brain cells. Wow, that take some set of skills to put all of the standard personal attacks into one single defensive post. Actually, I thought it was a rather aggressive and defamatory post-- at least that was my intention. You're really, truly afraid to let things stand on their own merits, aren't you. Not at all. You just don't what you're talking about. Insecurity is uglier than you try to make me out to be based on decades old information and you lack of research on me! You mean you're no longer a has-been and a coke whore who maimed and disjointed her cat for a problem you created? Took a trip to Damascus recently, have you? Btw, don't flatter yourself, I didn't waste my time doing research on you- its readily supplied by some of your 'admirers'. Actually, I never heard of you before you posted in this group. You're not the celebrity you think you are-- you're just an asshole- literally and figuratively. You seem to have a problem differentiating between my comment about rescue inhalers--you know, the kind where the cat is having an attack and you need something to put an immediate stop to it--and consistent therapies for chronic disease. Nope. Your statement "Bummer there's no cat inhalers" was quite clear and clearly showed you obviously knew nothing about inhalation therapy for cats. Oh, and btw, inhaled corticosteroids *is* the current treatment of choice for the chronic management of feline asthma because the drug is delivered directly to the lungs and minimizes or even eliminates the systemic side effects of steroid therapy. You really don't know anything about your cat's illness and treatments! You're sinking deeper and deeper in your own bull****. Better find another person who has more "degrees in animal medicine" because the one you have now doesn't know **** about feline asthma-- and you're too lazy to do your own research. You said you kill-filed me *twice*. What happened? Your inflated ego just has to know what people say about you! LOL! |
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SYMPTOMS OF FELINE ASTHMA PLEASE ???
I'm confused... are you writing to me (Debbie) or the author of some
article who is promoting a product? Debbie |
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SYMPTOMS OF FELINE ASTHMA PLEASE ???
Deb-and-Henry wrote:
I'm confused... are you writing to me (Debbie) or the author of some article who is promoting a product? Debbie The person he was replying to either canceled her post or posted with x-no- archive. You didn't miss anything important. |
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SYMPTOMS OF FELINE ASTHMA PLEASE ???
Thank you for the reply... I was more than a little confused about it
all. D. & H. |
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