ow the crow !!
Rose
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On Thu, 12 Jun 2003 12:27:50 -0400 Rose Tierney
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> Hi Esta,
> What now?? Tapeworm medications
Yes, the hair from an animal does act as a natural wormer.
While living in Alaska, I would get a road kill carcas of a moose. We would
let the dogs eat the entire leg, hair, hoof and all. I know, it sounds
gross.
I think I would be concerned with why the chipmunk died, was it diseased?
Tami Wi
Darn. Fulton devoured a dead chipmunk while out walking with the kids. What now?
Feed Fulton a smaller dinner -- about 1 chipmunk smaller.
--Tom Jaskiewicz From New Hampshire, where the bitches are
(& Gita & Kepler)strong, the dogs are good looking, and all
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On Thu, 12 Jun 2003 12:27:50 -0400 Rose Tierney
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> Hi Esta,
> What now?? Tapeworm medications:-)
Actually tapeworms are from fleas and fleas usually won't stay on a
"cold" body. I've been told that the fur or feathers ingested along with
fresh flesh are natures wormers
Hi Esta,
What now?? Tapeworm medications:-)
Rose T.
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Darn. Fulton devoured a dead chipmunk while out walking with the kids.
What now?
Esta
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Darn. Fulton devoured a dead chipmunk while out walking with the kids. What now?
Esta Dalsass
NJ
