Re: Has anyone completely gotten rid of this curse?

[Guest guest]

Hi Buggered,Boy I don't know...but then as You say the poor thing is

starving...perhaps just don't let it in the house..My female cat died about 2

months ago from pneumonia....I never saw her scratch and She was almost 11 years

old and had always been skinny and was also feral.I don't know what She had but

my intuition or paranoia said Morg. but I don't know...these nasty black mites

of mine gather on my vinyl floors even when I vacumm 3 times a day and

mop....not good for the cat...it just started with Biggy and I have had this

garbage for 16 months...He is a strong cat(fat one)...In answer to

Lynn...friskies wet cat food has wheat gluten,corn starch and soyflour.....(all

gmo garbage) maybe I best think about some other kind or cooking it...He is the

best animal a beautiful black and white tuxedo..Buggered when a cat comes to You

it can be special...an American Indian patient of mine told me that..I think it

could be true..Rose

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From: buggeredbymites <no_reply >

bird mites

Subject: Re: Has anyone completely gotten rid of this curse?

Date: Thu, 18 Feb 2010 10:06:33 -0000

To Rose, Lynn, and others with cat experience - I have what looks like a young,

starving siamese kitty hanging out on my back porch. Very skittish and maybe

feral. Would you cat ladies suggest I take this cat in? Would like to help it

but am obviously concerned about spreading my disease to another warm blooded

creature. On the other hand I know cats like this aren't the best adoption

material and live short lives in the streets.

Buggered

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> > Thank You,Lynn for thinking of GMO food in pet food...last night I got some

mites out of my cats ear...not standard ear mites but He feels better and nit

combed Him but think the mites were in the ears...Biggy likes coconut oil so

there are some things I can do

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[Guest guest]

Hey you two - thanks for chiming in on the kitty question. This kitty came up to

the door last night. I think I could lure it inside. My concern is potentially

condemning it to Morg or allowing it to go on it's miserable way, which is

straight down the crapper. Outdoor cats don't stand a chance in my 'hood.

Buggered

> >

> > To Rose, Lynn, and others with cat experience - I have what looks like a

young, starving siamese kitty hanging out on my back porch. Very skittish and

maybe feral. Would you cat ladies suggest I take this cat in? Would like to help

it but am obviously concerned about spreading my disease to another warm blooded

creature. On the other hand I know cats like this aren't the best adoption

material and live short lives in the streets.

> > Buggered

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