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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