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Whenever my cats see a fly they go nuts until they catch it and then they eat it.  Nothing
excessive but in the summer months maybe 3 or 4 a months.  I heard that it could cause
worms and was wondering if there is any truth to this.
TIA

what is the purpose of docking a dog's tail??? A beauty standard? Is the dog
consulted?

So when's the enterotomy/gastrotomy? ..... j/k   ....sometimes they can get it with a scope
if it is a small enough piece .....but it's still gonna be expensive ....very curable ....especially
with the chronic presentation.
Let us know...

HOWEDY leah,
dfrntdrums@aol.com (Leah) wrote in message
news:<20041028235226.16546.00002900@mb-m16.aol.com>...

Hi all --
I'm a lay person in the US & do cat rescue.  
Of course coccidiosis is an extremely common problem in kittens who have
been living under poor conditions.  In this area at least, Albon

Hello Rich,
I wasn't being rude to you, I was being rude to
dejaclueless who struggled for a year to housetrain
her dogs, while my puppies are housetrained by the

My 2 year old german spitz starting to constantly vomit two and a half
weeks ago.  She doesn't *seem* to be able to hold any food down,
except that she hasn't lost any weight and has normal stool. (I mean
that it looks like she is throwing up everything in her stomach, but

Almost 3 months ago, a mass about the size of a fist bulging from my
dog's stomach popped up out of nowhere. It was so large that we first
thought he swallowed his toy ball. He is a 11 yr-old male boxer. He
seemed just fine, but we took him to emergency and they immediately

Hello all, this is my first post on this group, and I'm hoping someone
can discuss this issue with us.  We have a 13-yr-old white blue-eyed
male mixed breed cat that my wife found abandoned as a kitten.  He's
been deaf as long as we've had him but otherwise in very good health.

IT DOESN'T MATTER HOWE YOU INTIMIDATE
YOUR DOG, YOU INTIMIDATE YOUR DOG...
THAT'S THE PROBLEM.
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The CRUEL WIZEDOM Of The Amazing Puppy Wizard
HOWEDY People,
The Amazing Puppy Wizard doesn't LIKE
being CRUEL to HOWER LYING DOG

Saturday, July 17, 2004 7:08 PM
Re: Puppy Wizard's Wits End Training Method
HOWEDY TooCool,
"TooCool" <larrymale@hotmail.com> wrote in message

There is one stray / feral cat that I can not get to trust me or that I can not get close
to yet after feeding it for about a year.  I was wondering if by chance there is some kind
of sedative or something that I could possibly put in it's food to calm him enough so I
could get him ...

The CRUEL WIZEDOM Of The Amazing Puppy Wizard
HOWEDY People,
The Amazing Puppy Wizard doesn't LIKE
being CRUEL to HOWER LYING DOG