What about their cat litter?
Cindy Reasoner
--- Leslie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mine was about the dangers of Hartz. Using their
> flea stuff is actually
> how I discovered that my first Felv+ cat was Felv+.
> Thinking that if it was
> on the shelf, it was safe (what a naive consumer), I
> put it on Sushi and
> woke the next morning to an extremely lethargic cat.
> I rushed her to the
> vet's office, where the vet (who I hated) berated me
> for poisoning my cat -
> not that he was wrong, but the condescension was a
> little much in a crisis.
> When they were doing bloodwork, they tested for
> Felv+ and the rest is
> history. She ended up recovering fully $500 later.
>
> Many bad things that happen are random, you could do
> the same thing every
> day and be fine, and if Hartz weren't known in the
> vet community for being a
> dangerous product, I wouldn't spread the fear, but
> PLEASE don't use their
> products (especially) flea stuff on any of your
> animals, postivie, negative,
> dog, ferret, cat, whatever.
>
> Okay, off the soapbox.
>
> Leslie
>
>
> From: TenHouseCats <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Subject: Re: Please add to the CLS - and HELP -
> long, sorry
> >
> > oh, my, phaewyrn, can i second that! i've learned
> some of the hardest
> > lessons in my life via "not knowing better" with
> the cats.
> >
> > why we sometimes have to learn in such a difficult
> way i do not know, but
> > in
> > passing on what we've learned from them, we honor
> them every time we help
> > someone else NOT learn the hard way
> >
> > (my biggies were finding out about what anemia
> looks like, and the
> > susceptibility of purrsians to pesticides )
>
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