Re: Godzilla and heat and animals.a

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wrap cat, inclusive of all limbs, in a bath towel.

Re: Godzilla and heat and animals

>I was planning on making a wide rubber strip to attach to a collar, with a

>really wide bottom so it extends under chin and up over cheeks. Cutting

>small holes in the rubber in appropriate spots, wedging sponges between the

>rubber and kitty's mouth and attaching alligator clips thru small holes in

>rubber collar... sound OK? That way I have 2 hands free to hold and calm

>kitty (and defend myself!)

> The alligator clips have insulated ends and I will attach the wire inside

> of that.

> So to do this - will me holding kitty reduce current any?

> How long do you reckon with each polarity?

> And how often to get rid of Gingivitis?

> Thank you all for the help, much appreciated!

>

>

>> Oh--cat. Well, I would say the GodRods would be ok to use, as cats don't

>> have the thick lips/skin that dogs have. Plus, as you say--it's going to

>> be hard to attach to a cat ;-) so it is going to be hard to 'attach'

>> anything to the cat.

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another idea would be to put a large metal plate with damp towel on it

underneath the dish. the cat stands on the plate to eat. a wire is attached to

the plate and goes to one side of 6 volt battery. Another wire goes to the

metal food dish which is placed on an insulating pad like plastic bag, etc so

does not touch the towel and metal plate.. electricity goes through feet of cat

through the metal plate and towel on the floor. Use wet catfood only, the other

end of battery goes to wire to a damp sponge under the metal food dish. When

the cat stands on the towel and touches the food with mouth, you get a completed

circuit through the mouth, teeth, gums, etc. You would have the healthiest cat

mouth in the world. Not bad idea for people, either..the electric fork! i

think it will work better than all the other ideas.

bG

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> wrap cat, inclusive of all limbs, in a bath towel.

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> Re: Godzilla and heat and animals

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> >I was planning on making a wide rubber strip to attach to a collar, with a

> >really wide bottom so it extends under chin and up over cheeks. Cutting

> >small holes in the rubber in appropriate spots, wedging sponges between the

> >rubber and kitty's mouth and attaching alligator clips thru small holes in

> >rubber collar... sound OK? That way I have 2 hands free to hold and calm

> >kitty (and defend myself!)

> > The alligator clips have insulated ends and I will attach the wire inside

> > of that.

> > So to do this - will me holding kitty reduce current any?

> > How long do you reckon with each polarity?

> > And how often to get rid of Gingivitis?

> > Thank you all for the help, much appreciated!

> >

> >

> >> Oh--cat. Well, I would say the GodRods would be ok to use, as cats don't

> >> have the thick lips/skin that dogs have. Plus, as you say--it's going to

> >> be hard to attach to a cat ;-) so it is going to be hard to 'attach'

> >> anything to the cat.

> >

> >

> >

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> > for your understanding, and good luck researching. --bG

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RE:<another idea would be to put a large metal plate with damp towel on it

underneath the dish. the cat stands on the plate to eat.>>>>

Hee hee hee... getting more complicated with evey message - does everyone think

all cats are monsters?, LOL. I have no problems with handling the cat at all, it

will be quite a breeze in fact.

It's just how long to use the Godzilla for.

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if you do try this, please let us know, I think i really came up with something

great here, if it works. the voltage should be ok at 6 volts. the sponge under

the metal dish sits atop plastic bag, which sits atop towel, which sits atop

metal sheeting (can use alum foil doubled up for the metal sheet). attach one

wire to foil, one wire to sponge under the metal dish. don't attach the wire to

the dish directly or it could be too harsh, attach instead to a sponge under the

dish.

Feed the cat in installments so they get a dose every few hours rather than one

bigger one.

bG

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> > wrap cat, inclusive of all limbs, in a bath towel.

> >

> >

> > Re: Godzilla and heat and animals

> >

> >

> > >I was planning on making a wide rubber strip to attach to a collar, with a

> > >really wide bottom so it extends under chin and up over cheeks. Cutting

> > >small holes in the rubber in appropriate spots, wedging sponges between the

> > >rubber and kitty's mouth and attaching alligator clips thru small holes in

> > >rubber collar... sound OK? That way I have 2 hands free to hold and calm

> > >kitty (and defend myself!)

> > > The alligator clips have insulated ends and I will attach the wire inside

> > > of that.

> > > So to do this - will me holding kitty reduce current any?

> > > How long do you reckon with each polarity?

> > > And how often to get rid of Gingivitis?

> > > Thank you all for the help, much appreciated!

> > >

> > >

> > >> Oh--cat. Well, I would say the GodRods would be ok to use, as cats don't

> > >> have the thick lips/skin that dogs have. Plus, as you say--it's going to

> > >> be hard to attach to a cat ;-) so it is going to be hard to 'attach'

> > >> anything to the cat.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ------------------------------------

> > >

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> > > questions that have already been answered. Our recorded answers are

> > > likely to be better.

> > >

> > > HOW-T0 in PHOTOS menu group webpage.

> > > SPECIFIC methods and TEST RESULTS in FILES menu group webpage

> > >

> > > By joining you agree to hold harmless the posters, including moderator,

> > > from damages from anything you find here whether jointly, severally, or

> > > individually. We are interested in your results, but cannot say anything

> > > about repeatability, or whether this might have medical benefits. Thanks,

> > > for your understanding, and good luck researching. --bG

> > > Links

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

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nobody knows that, you will have to find it out for the rest of us. there's no

rule yet. besta luck!

bG

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> RE:<another idea would be to put a large metal plate with damp towel on it

underneath the dish. the cat stands on the plate to eat.>>>>

>

> Hee hee hee... getting more complicated with evey message - does everyone

think all cats are monsters?, LOL. I have no problems with handling the cat at

all, it will be quite a breeze in fact.

> It's just how long to use the Godzilla for.

>

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Hmmmm, might be good for others, but it wouldn't work here. I only feed raw meat

pieces, and the cat would only be in contact with food on the plate for a couple

of seconds before it is lifted off. Unless I put an electrode into the meat

itself (attached to a long string to pull it out :-0 )

Still think the collar is the best idea. Can get sponges placed exactly where I

want and it will be easy for both me and kitty.

> if you do try this, please let us know, I think i really came up with

something great here, if it works. the voltage should be ok at 6 volts. the

sponge under the metal dish sits atop plastic bag, which sits atop towel, which

sits atop metal sheeting (can use alum foil doubled up for the metal sheet).

attach one wire to foil, one wire to sponge under the metal dish. don't attach

the wire to the dish directly or it could be too harsh, attach instead to a

sponge under the dish.

>

> Feed the cat in installments so they get a dose every few hours rather than

one bigger one.

>

> bG

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well of course put the meat chunks onto metal shishkabob rods attached to

wires.. duh.

otherwise.. you would have to experiment to get a setup that would ensure the

current goes into the gums area (if the gingivitis does have a germ origin). not

sure how you are going to get it through the fur which has a lot of air in it,

and would insulate a lot. but sure you can figure it out.

bG

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> Hmmmm, might be good for others, but it wouldn't work here. I only feed raw

meat pieces, and the cat would only be in contact with food on the plate for a

couple of seconds before it is lifted off. Unless I put an electrode into the

meat itself (attached to a long string to pull it out :-0 )

> Still think the collar is the best idea. Can get sponges placed exactly where

I want and it will be easy for both me and kitty.

>

> > if you do try this, please let us know, I think i really came up with

something great here, if it works. the voltage should be ok at 6 volts. the

sponge under the metal dish sits atop plastic bag, which sits atop towel, which

sits atop metal sheeting (can use alum foil doubled up for the metal sheet).

attach one wire to foil, one wire to sponge under the metal dish. don't attach

the wire to the dish directly or it could be too harsh, attach instead to a

sponge under the dish.

> >

> > Feed the cat in installments so they get a dose every few hours rather than

one bigger one.

> >

> > bG

>

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I got my cat when she was 8 and is now 15 this year. She had gingivitis with

swollen gums and bad teeth. I use Ionic colloiodal silver (that I make for

myself) for her water and and the problem is 95% plus fixed. On very rare

ocations she has bad breath and the gums look fine.

My experiment, as I do when trying new food, was to provide two water dishes.

One with regular water and one with CS. She always goes to the CS water and

after a few months the problems subsided and she is still on CS.

Hope this helps

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This is third story about cats being a " tab " smarter than humans. One cat would

scratch to be let in whenever the bob beck blood electrifier was turned on. he

would jump up and put his paws on the electrodes! the second was a cat who once

tasting CS water only drank CS water.

bG

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> I got my cat when she was 8 and is now 15 this year. She had gingivitis with

swollen gums and bad teeth. I use Ionic colloiodal silver (that I make for

myself) for her water and and the problem is 95% plus fixed. On very rare

ocations she has bad breath and the gums look fine.

>

> My experiment, as I do when trying new food, was to provide two water dishes.

One with regular water and one with CS. She always goes to the CS water and

after a few months the problems subsided and she is still on CS.

>

> Hope this helps

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