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| 570.1 | | 25175::KALLIS | Hallowe'en should be legal holiday | Thu Apr 30 1987 15:25 | 8 |
| A cat nibbles at grass often as a means of helping bring up hairballs.
If you've abn outdoor cat and it's "cropping," wait a bit before
calling it inside.
Milk is usually a _very_ bad idea for an adult cat. Tends to produce
diarrhea. Check with your vet.
Steve Kallis, Jr
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| 570.2 | grazing and milk rings | NEWVAX::BOBB | I brake for Wombats! | Fri May 15 1987 18:06 | 18 |
| Merlin and Rascal both "graze" when they are outside, but very rarely
do they "reintroduce" it when they are inside. I don't know if that
means they are getting rid of it outside, or aren't vomiting at
all.
When I asked the vet about this several years ago, she said that
they may just want some veggies in their diet. Of course, when I
try to feed them veggies - forget it!
About the milk carton - is it one with a plastic top? Merlin used
to go crazy over the plastic strip that gets pulled off of the milk
container. He would play with it for hours. He would even jump up
on a counter to get one (I would put them up them to save them for
a later date). It could be that, that the cat is eyeing up! Neither
of ours will have anything to do with milk, btw!
janet b.
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| 570.3 | still waiting for "free trial milk ring" | GLINKA::GREENE | | Fri May 15 1987 18:46 | 10 |
| SOMEBODY (alas, I have forgotten who) was going to send me some
of the milk container rings for my troops to play with. They
seem to be a real hit!
Can someone send me 1 or 2 extras?
Many thanks,
Penelope Greene or 85 Trowbridge St
MLO5-5/E76 Cambridge, MA 02138
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| 570.4 | | TOMLIN::ROMBERG | Kathy Romberg DTN 276-8189 | Mon May 18 1987 15:57 | 9 |
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<color_my_face_red>
It was me....I have them sitting here on my desk and have just
finished addressing the envelope. It took me a while to drink the
milk :-) (and other various excuses).
Kathy
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