Re: Scoby Snacks - for our animal friends

[Guest guest]

My cat loves it. I had a small scoby out to cut into smaller pieces

to make small starts for friends, and dropped one.

My 8 month old cat pounced on it and took it away, and I see it now

and then, when he feels like taking it out and " killing " it again. Don't

know where he stores it, and it looks kinda tired by now, but Koko loves

it and won't let me have it.

Pat

[Guest guest]

When I think of it, sometimes I put a tablespoonful of K tea

in my cat's canned food, mixed in well. He does smell it, but

always eats it.

He is frisky, his coat gleams in the sun, and he seems to

be all that a healthy cat should, and he loves his little old

piece of Scoby, that he treats as his mousie.

Pat in CA

[Guest guest]

I don't know where you live, but if YOU are cool and wear a

sweater in your apartment, then maybe you should think of

getting a heating pad for it. There are some on the Internet,

I've seen them but can't remember where. I'll look again

and if found, will let you know. Or maybe someone else has

already gotten one. Where I live, the temps are warm in

my house, and the Scobys grow like mad. I'm finally having

to freeze some, and put some in the food processor to make

skin creme, and double up some of them in the big brewing

jars. Plus, I'm making smaller ones in quart jars for friends.

Just cutting them in pieces and letting them grow there.

They make the nicest little round Scobys, a little thicker

in the middle where the original piece grew.

Pat in CA

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

Has anyone ever tied giving the tea & the Scoby to a cat.

My little girl has had cronic nose issues for a long time & nothing

seems to help her out.

Skye

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> My pet pigs love them, and my older one's chronic runny nose

cleared up. --V

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> >My rabbits love them. I don't do anything but toss it in the cage.

> > Shayne

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> ~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

> --A.J. Muste

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[Guest guest]

Hi Skye,

There have been posts to the list in the past about people giving KT

to their cat. However when Mike Roussins research came out he found a

precurson to Acetaminophen in the Kombucha samples he tested. Not

Acetaminophen itself but a percursor to it.

So from then on it has been recommended not to give KT to your cat.

However I am also wondering about this again as we have a 10 week old

kitten who joined our family about a month ago and I would like to

give him KT in his food, just as I do my dogs, for the probiotic

benefits and others.

A precursor to Acetaminophen doesn't mean it necessarily makes

Acetaminophen so I would very much like to hear from anyone who has

used KT with their cats. I am tempted but reluctant....:-))

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

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> > My pet pigs love them, and my older one's chronic runny nose

> cleared up. --V

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> > >My rabbits love them. I don't do anything but toss it in the cage.

> > > Shayne

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> > ~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

> > --A.J. Muste

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[Guest guest]

LOL

I'm hoping to try & get her to either drink the tea or eat the scooby snack.

I'm hoping it will help her with her nose & arthritis.

Thanks for the giggle I really needed that.

Skye

BSPMerced@... wrote:

My cat loves it. I had a small scoby out to cut into smaller pieces

to make small starts for friends, and dropped one.

My 8 month old cat pounced on it and took it away, and I see it now

and then, when he feels like taking it out and " killing " it again. Don't

know where he stores it, and it looks kinda tired by now, but Koko loves

it and won't let me have it.

Pat

[Guest guest]

I'll have to try it when my baby actually forms. I have been waiting since last

thursday. I think it's trying, it seems to be little white dots so far. Maybe

it is too cool in my apartment.

Skye

BSPMerced@... wrote:

When I think of it, sometimes I put a tablespoonful of K tea

in my cat's canned food, mixed in well. He does smell it, but

always eats it.

He is frisky, his coat gleams in the sun, and he seems to

be all that a healthy cat should, and he loves his little old

piece of Scoby, that he treats as his mousie.

Pat in CA

[Guest guest]

Hi Skye,

Harvest your Kombucha tea when the tea tastes good whether it has a

thick Kombucha Condominium or not....

You can always get a thick SCOBY by setting aside some KT in a covered

glass jar at room temperature and leaving it for a few weeks until a

nice thick kombucha colony develops.

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

KOMBUCHA MANNA DROPS Safe, Convenient, Effective and Easy to use.

Great for travel, work, and everyday along with your KT:-))

http://KMI.mannainternational.com

MANNA GREEN AND WHITE TEA EXTRACT -

Liquid Drops of Green & White Teas.

http://GTE.mannainternational.com

Made with 100% Certified Organic Ingredients; packaged in glass only!

-- In original_kombucha , Skye Leuer

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> I'll have to try it when my baby actually forms. I have been

waiting since last thursday. I think it's trying, it seems to be

little white dots so far. Maybe it is too cool in my apartment.

>

> Skye

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> BSPMerced@... wrote:

> When I think of it, sometimes I put a tablespoonful of K tea

> in my cat's canned food, mixed in well. He does smell it, but

> always eats it.

>

> He is frisky, his coat gleams in the sun, and he seems to

> be all that a healthy cat should, and he loves his little old

> piece of Scoby, that he treats as his mousie.

>

> Pat in CA

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Pat,

I enjoyed your story of the scoby versus cats, hehe. Wish my cat would

get into doing that, caught him today playing with a plant leave in

the house.

Audrey

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> My cat loves it. I had a small scoby out to cut into smaller pieces

> to make small starts for friends, and dropped one.

>

> My 8 month old cat pounced on it and took it away, and I see it now

> and then, when he feels like taking it out and " killing " it again.

Don't

> know where he stores it, and it looks kinda tired by now, but Koko

loves

> it and won't let me have it.

>

> Pat

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bev,

Thanks for reminding me of that info, I'd forgotten about it, but

would like to see this thread continue so we could update the

information for our cats sakes.

Audrey

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> A precursor to Acetaminophen doesn't mean it necessarily makes

> Acetaminophen so I would very much like to hear from anyone who has

> used KT with their cats. I am tempted but reluctant....:-))

>

> Peace, Love and Harmony,

> Bev