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| Sat, 10-23-2004 - 12:01pm |
Ok first I feel like a little tattle tale because I'm ratting out my Husband.
He has this idea in his head that our cat, that we took off the street as a wee little girl is missing out on going outside in the summer(She's now two yrs).
Now the problem really is that we have alot of ferals all over probably her cousins and I know her mom is out there we got her spayed but she is not on any flea preventative and though she is up to date on her shots I'm reading about more viruses I don't think her shots covered. Basically I'm scared that now she will have felv or anything else I don't know about. She now scratching and I hope she doesn't have mites, our dog is scratching but she is on advantage so I don't understand what's up with her.
I'm just pissed because this was a long battle that I lost and now he see's that I was right but they are suffering. I just hate that he doesn't take my word for it. I have been working with animals for many years. I'm not a cat expert but I do try to follow new
findings in the medical community.
First I know I have to get them both to the vet which is in the works, but how do I get him to listen? or should I just stop dreaming.

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She's not allowed out anymore and now she's going crazy.
I feel so bad for her.
Hi Your_baby_angel.
Well those days are over now I have to go to the vet to straighten this all out.
I just hope she didn't pick up anything.
Thanks
yba
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Here is what cats "miss out on" when you keep them in:
- a multitude of diseases
- attacks from dogs or other cats
- fleas, ticks, worms, fungal infections
- wild animal attacks from coyotes, raccoons, badgers
- getting hit by cars
- reckless kids, and sick, twisted adults
- antifreeze, oil, gas, and other automobile fluids
- simply getting lost
This list could go on and on.
Just so you know, my Tasha was 6 and a half years old when I got her, and she was an outdoor cat with her previous owners. I wondered how she would adjust, but she's doing just fine. As long as she can look out a window and watch the world go by (and get her treats and catnip), she is a very happy kitty.
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