If you do, consider having a vet who uses laser or its equivalent do
it. There is supposed to be less bleeding and less stress. I am not
saying spay or not, but check this out.
On Jun 21, 2008, at 9:42 AM, Lynne wrote:
Here I go again, waffling about neutering my cat. I need some
honest
Here I go again, waffling about neutering my cat. I need some honest advice
here. Don't just tell me what I want to hear but what I must hear.
I haven't owned too many cats in my life, 3 to be exact because they all lived
very long lives. Then came BooBoo and all the tragedy associated with F
Kerry,We use amitryptaline at the shelters and I have 2 of mine on it right
now.Mystique has a piddle problem and Xander an attitude problem.I use the
compounded form on Xander and the pill on the other.
Also when I first started giving Mystique the pill she drooled and foamed
badly.I now cut th
Hi,
I've been using Paxil on my cat (per the vet) for inappropriate urination, over
grooming and general aggression towards my other cats for a few months now and
it has been working wonderfully, with no visable side effects. Polly (cat) I
adopted from a free roam shelter several years and is
I have used 'clonicalm' for overgrooming. But I didn't like the side effects
of that either. Spraying is such a problem! I'm sure there must be something
to help. Has she tried putting a scratching post or food by where he sprays?
tonya
"MacKenzie, Kerry N." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We have two kitties on antianxiety drugs. We get them compounded through a
compounding pharmacy in Arizona. We tried Feliway and it did NOTHING,
though I understand it works for some.
On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 4:40 PM, MacKenzie, Kerry N. <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear all
>
> Has anyone ev
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