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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

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

From: itty (Sherry )

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

Cherokee was quacking?!!
(sorry, couldn't resist

Lauren
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From: itty (Sherry )

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

Cherokee was quacking?!!
(sorry, couldn't resist

Lauren
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm

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

Cherokee was quacking?!!
(sorry, couldn't resist

Lauren

LOL! No, he was glaring out of the cage with a look that said, "Die, human
scum."
This was the cat that regularly beat up dogs. Had it been one of my timid boys,
I'd have been furious, but Cherokee was more mad than scared.

Sherry

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

Cherokee was quacking?!!
(sorry, couldn't resist

Lauren

LOL! No, he was glaring out of the cage with a look that said, "Die, human
scum."
This was the cat that regularly beat up dogs. Had it been one of my timid boys,
I'd have been furious, but Cherokee was more mad than scared.

Sherry

From: itty (Sherry )

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

Cherokee was quacking?!!
(sorry, couldn't resist

Lauren

LOL! No, he was glaring out of the cage with a look that said, "Die, human
scum."
This was the cat that regularly beat up dogs. Had it been one of my timid
boys,
I'd have been furious, but Cherokee was more mad than scared.

Sherry

I bet he was mad! I can't believe they would put a duck and a cat next to each
other. I think cats need to be with cats only!

Lauren
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm

From: itty (Sherry )

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

Cherokee was quacking?!!
(sorry, couldn't resist

Lauren

LOL! No, he was glaring out of the cage with a look that said, "Die, human
scum."
This was the cat that regularly beat up dogs. Had it been one of my timid
boys,
I'd have been furious, but Cherokee was more mad than scared.

Sherry

I bet he was mad! I can't believe they would put a duck and a cat next to each
other. I think cats need to be with cats only!

Lauren
________
See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe
Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html
http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html
Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm

itty (Sherry ) wrote:

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.

If it were our cats, they'd probably be trying to grab the duck. At least I
don't think they'd be scared of it, as they would be by the sound of a dog in
the next cage yelping and barking.

itty (Sherry ) wrote:

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.

If it were our cats, they'd probably be trying to grab the duck. At least I
don't think they'd be scared of it, as they would be by the sound of a dog in
the next cage yelping and barking.

PawsForThought quoth:
From: itty (Sherry )
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

Cherokee was quacking?!!
(sorry, couldn't resist

Yeah, if I were caged next to a duck, I'd be going "quack quack quack"
too! (sorry)

Priscilla
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people did wrong."
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