Quoting Ruth Hanschka to Nancy Backus on 03-29-18 23:19 <=-
And more vet bills.Depending on how often you take them to the vet... The two we have now haven't been to the vet since we got them... they'd had their original shots, and they've not been sick... And staying inside, not likely to be hurt.... With previous cats, we'd discussed with our vet how often
they'd really need to be seen... He was generally in favor of benign
neglect unless there really was an issue, at least with totally indoor cats... Outdoor cats were another story, then you did need to make sure
you got the 3-year rabies, and the distemper while you were at it.. :)
Genie needs her annual rabies shot, distemper, and annual checkup.
As an only cat who's afraid to go out, she won't run into much outdoors.:-)
I do similar, by getting message packets from more than one bbs, so I
have a backup way to answer should my main bbs be down.... I do my
replies offline... :)
I don't, but that's a personal preference.
Quoting Ruth Hanschka to Nancy Backus on 04-06-18 23:37 <=-
With previous cats, we'd discussed with our vet how oftenAs a cat that was out in the wild for a little, I suppose it doesn't
they'd really need to be seen... He was generally in favor of benign neglect unless there really was an issue, at least with totally
indoor cats...
Genie needs her annual rabies shot, distemper, and annual checkup.
As an only cat who's afraid to go out, she won't run into much outdoors.:-)
hurt to make sure that she's ok.... but after a few years, she might
not need quite so much.... might get by with fewer visits... stretch
that annual to every other, or every third....
The rabies is now 3 years. She's such a scaredycat that the outdoor
kitty problems won't crop up if they haven't already.
He did say she could use some more weight - problems I wish I had!
outdoorAs an only cat who's afraid to go out, she won't run into much outdoors.:-)As a cat that was out in the wild for a little, I suppose it doesn't
hurt to make sure that she's ok.... but after a few years, she might
not need quite so much.... might get by with fewer visits... stretch
that annual to every other, or every third....
The rabies is now 3 years. She's such a scaredycat that the
kitty problems won't crop up if they haven't already.
There you go... probably won't have all that many vet bills after
all.... :)
He did say she could use some more weight - problems I wish I had!
Don't you just wish you could just transfer a bit of yours to her by
osmosis or something...? (G)
Quoting Ruth Hanschka to Nancy Backus on 04-13-18 23:28 <=-
There you go... probably won't have all that many vet bills afterAs an only cat who's afraid to go out, she won't run into much outdoors.:-)As a cat that was out in the wild for a little, I suppose it doesn't
hurt to make sure that she's ok.... but after a few years, she might
not need quite so much.... might get by with fewer visits... stretch
that annual to every other, or every third....
The rabies is now 3 years. She's such a scaredycat that the
outdoor kitty problems won't crop up if they haven't already.
all.... :)
I hope not. Now to get her to eat.
He did say she could use some more weight - problems I wish I had!Don't you just wish you could just transfer a bit of yours to her by
osmosis or something...? (G)
Don't I wish.
that annual to every other, or every third....There you go... probably won't have all that many vet bills after
The rabies is now 3 years. She's such a scaredycat that the
outdoor kitty problems won't crop up if they haven't already.
all.... :)
I hope not. Now to get her to eat.
You might want to rethink your principle of not giving her people
food... ;)
Don't you just wish you could just transfer a bit of yours to her by osmosis or something...? (G)
Don't I wish.
Too bad it doesn't work... I'd be glad to transfer mine away, too... :)
Quoting Ruth Hanschka to Nancy Backus on 04-20-18 00:05 <=-
You might want to rethink your principle of not giving her peoplethat annual to every other, or every third....There you go... probably won't have all that many vet bills after
The rabies is now 3 years. She's such a scaredycat that the
outdoor kitty problems won't crop up if they haven't already.
all.... :)
I hope not. Now to get her to eat.
food... ;)
I would if she'd eat it. She generally turns up her nose.
Don't you just wish you could just transfer a bit of yours to her by osmosis or something...? (G)Too bad it doesn't work... I'd be glad to transfer mine away, too... :)
Don't I wish.
Fat transplants would be popular; living donors would line up!
She's such brush bait, I don't think I could bring myself to put something in her fur. I spend enough time taking spare fur out not to want to putI hope not. Now to get her to eat.You might want to rethink your principle of not giving her people
food... ;)
I would if she'd eat it. She generally turns up her nose.
Try it as "fur candy"... wipe some in her fur, she'll have to lick it
out to clean herself... and if she does it with gusto, offer a scrap of
it directly... ;)
Quoting Ruth Hanschka to Nancy Backus on 05-01-18 00:11 <=-
Try it as "fur candy"... wipe some in her fur, she'll have to lick itI hope not. Now to get her to eat.You might want to rethink your principle of not giving her people
food... ;)
I would if she'd eat it. She generally turns up her nose.
out to clean herself... and if she does it with gusto, offer a scrap of
it directly... ;)
She's such brush bait, I don't think I could bring myself to put
something in her fur. I spend enough time taking spare fur out not to want to put something on.
toI would if she'd eat it. She generally turns up her nose.Try it as "fur candy"... wipe some in her fur, she'll have to lick it
out to clean herself... and if she does it with gusto, offer a scrap of it directly... ;)
She's such brush bait, I don't think I could bring myself to put something in her fur. I spend enough time taking spare fur out not
want to put something on.
Brush her first....? (G) Maybe just put it on a paw...?
Quoting Ruth Hanschka to Nancy Backus on 05-08-18 23:38 <=-
Brush her first....? (G) Maybe just put it on a paw...?I would if she'd eat it. She generally turns up her nose.Try it as "fur candy"... wipe some in her fur, she'll have to lick it
out to clean herself... and if she does it with gusto, offer a scrap of it directly... ;)
She's such brush bait, I don't think I could bring myself to put something in her fur. I spend enough time taking spare fur out not
to want to put something on.
That's possible, but she might tell me to back off if I tried.
notof it directly... ;)
She's such brush bait, I don't think I could bring myself to put something in her fur. I spend enough time taking spare fur out
to want to put something on.Brush her first....? (G) Maybe just put it on a paw...?
That's possible, but she might tell me to back off if I tried.
Once she licks it, she might pester for more... ;)
Quoting Ruth Hanschka to Nancy Backus on 05-10-18 23:29 <=-
Once she licks it, she might pester for more... ;)of it directly... ;)Brush her first....? (G) Maybe just put it on a paw...?
She's such brush bait, I don't think I could bring myself to put something in her fur. I spend enough time taking spare fur out
not to want to put something on.
That's possible, but she might tell me to back off if I tried.
Or just to pester. She's an excellent and well-trained pest.
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