The rescue that I got him from had given him the name Sylvester, but he
just did not fit that cartoon character. I made a list which included
Lucky (he was cat #13!), Zorro, and some others, but settled on Harley,
because he is black like biker's leathers, and he ZOOMS like a Harley
Davidson.
What is it about the name Harley. Yours sounds like mine, a risk taker who
leaps so high he hits the ceiling in pursuit of a moth. We have bats near us,
but they have a large cave on a neighbors property where they winter over. It
is protected from people so they are not disturbed. Harley m
Harley leaped into the air and knocked the bat down; it was stunned but
quickly recovered and flew away. I never saw it again. I'm not sure if
it got back outside, or if it died in a hidden spot in the garage. I
looked for it and also watched Harley to see if he noticed where it
went, but he
The regular rabies shot actually lasts up to 3 years for immunity. Is the
bat still living in the garage with Harley? You should not vaccinate him every
year. It's not necessary. Not all bats have rabies or carry
rabies. If there are holes in the garage ceiling or rafters, get someone to
patch
TRUE, WE DO HAVE RACCOONS, SQUIRRELS AND POSSUM THAT COME ON THE DECK, MOSTLY
AT NIGHT. HARLEY IS ALWAYS IN BEFORE SUNSET TO AVOID CONTACT WITH THEM.
SQUIRRELS , ACTUALLY, ONLY COME IF THERE IS SUNFLOWER SEED FOR THE BIRDS. I AM
MOVING MY FEEDERS OFF THE DECK MOSTLY BECAUSE THE COONS TEAR UP
Margo,
I don't think there is a 3 year Purevax Rabies yet is there?
I thought I read somewhere that it might last longer than a year, which it is
listed as now, but that
they hadn't officially decided to call it a 3 year. I would love to only have
to think about this every 3 years!
Shelley
Vets who have a boarding service will require vaccinations before
boarding the animal, as will any boarding facility.
Marsha
On 8/15/2014 5:49 AM, Margo wrote:
Really? I've never run into that, but maybe I just stayed away from them for
other reasons. Sounds like they ae in it for the money.
Hi Jen,
I know this is a super difficult time for you, please don't apologize...
thank you for finding out the FVRCP vaccine brand, I'll check it out.
Hope Brynn's fatty area turns out to be nothing, hugs to you all.
Shelley
On Aug 15, 2014, at 12:09 AM, Jennifer Lewis wrote:
> Shelley,
>
Maya,
I am so so sorry to hear this sad news about your cat. I can understand why
you would be so nervous about ever vaccinating again.
Thank you for sharing this.
Shelley
On Aug 14, 2014, at 3:20 PM, Maya D'Alessio wrote:
> I know this is anecdotal, and not properly tested evidence, but my c
While I don;t neccesarily disagree with your choice, I would keep in mind that
some diseases remain in the soil for years (Panleukopenia is probably the
worst). A rabid anial may well behave so differently that it will come on your
deck during the day.
Your decision, of course.
Margo
Really? I've never run into that, but maybe I just stayed away from them for
other reasons. Sounds like they ae in it for the money. Because most of mine
came from rescue situations, there vaccination status was unknown. I can't
remember it ever being an issue when the cat needed help.
Margo
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