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| 221.1 | plastic mice are boring! | CSSE32::RAWDEN | Cheryl Graeme Rawden | Wed Mar 18 1992 09:01 | 6 |
| Chris - try placing a small face cloth over the mouse pad to discourage
your cat from sleeping on it. It works!
Usually, it's mice with 4 feet that attract cats. They don't
particularly care for the kind that don't breath. At least they don't
in our house. :^)
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| 221.2 | Mouse Pad = Mouse House? | AIMHI::SPINGLER | | Wed Mar 18 1992 11:13 | 8 |
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HMMmmmmm...maybe he figures if he hangs around on the mouse pad, a
mouse will come along to play with him?
Feline Silly,
Sue
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| 221.3 | | NOVA::EASTLAND | | Fri Mar 27 1992 10:50 | 11 |
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Can anyone help find a topic on parasites. I'm starting to wonder if
the cat's got worms. Maybe I'm being paranoid, but he throws up a lot
these days, after vets said he had some kidney problems a while back.
He's ok apart from that, but I noticed (gerross!) long worm looking
thing, like a couple of millimeters in diameter and about 2 inches long
in the throw up. I swear it moved! But maybe not as I was so grossed
out I couldn't jettison it quick enough. I've seen the same thing now
in 2 sets of vomit. I guess it could just be grass..
What do worms look like? anyone seen any?
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| 221.4 | | RAYBOK::WHITLOCK | Coming to you from the IOU state. | Wed Aug 26 1992 19:37 | 12 |
| Chris,
If you haven't already get that cat to the vet A.S.A.P. What you saw
is tape worm. And a large tapeworm to boot. My Yoda had that and the
Vet gave him a shot and some pills and he was as good as new in a
couple of days. It is gross!!! The vet said that the tape worm has to
be huge to be in the stomach.
Yuck!!!!
Good luck,
Candy
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