kitty going to vet tomorrow

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One of our barn cats is going to the vet's tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is about 4 or 5 years old and he is finally tame enough for the vet to handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats. He was brought into the house this afternoon so we can be sure he has no food or water after midnight. He freaked out really bad when put in a cage, beating his nose against the "bars" until his nose was dripping blood. Now he is in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My granddaughter is fretting over him and is so worried about him. He will have to stay in the house for 4 days after the surgery so he doesn't injure himself. This is going to be interesting;)

SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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Oh, I am sooooooo very very sure

that it's going to be quite quite interesting in the house for

the next few days..

You have seen this:

How to Give a

Cat a Pill

haven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will see at least a

bit of humor in it.. And if you haven't, at least you'll know to

take down any fancy lace curtains you'd like to keep.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

One of our barn cats is

going to the vet's tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge

yellow kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is

about 4 or 5 years old and he is finally tame enough for the vet

to handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats. He was brought

into the house this afternoon so we can be sure he has no food

or water after midnight. He freaked out really bad when put in

a cage, beating his nose against the "bars" until his nose was

dripping blood. Now he is in the bathroom, hiding under the

counter. My granddaughter is fretting over him and is so

worried about him. He will have to stay in the house for 4 days

after the surgery so he doesn't injure himself.

This is going to be interesting;)

Sharon

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Brownie had her surgery on Monday - poor - nasty poo surprizes all over God, grant me the strength of eagles wings, the faith and courage to fly to new heights, and the wisdom to rely on his spirit to carry me there.

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One of our barn cats is going to the vet's tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is about 4 or 5 years old and he is finally tame enough for the vet to handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats. He was brought into the house this afternoon so we can be sure he has no food or water after midnight. He freaked out really bad when put in a cage, beating his nose against the "bars" until his nose was dripping blood. Now he is in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My granddaughter is fretting over him and is so worried about him. He will have to stay in the house for 4 days after the surgery so he doesn't injure himself. This is going to be interesting;) SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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Let us know how it goes. I'm sure it'll be an adventure getting Chub Chub to the vet.Dan U dao_nguu@...

To: mserslife From: wobbletowalk@...Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2010 19:34:03 -0800Subject: kitty going to vet tomorrow

One of our barn cats is going to the vet's tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is about 4 or 5 years old and he is finally tame enough for the vet to handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats. He was brought into the house this afternoon so we can be sure he has no food or water after midnight. He freaked out really bad when put in a cage, beating his nose against the "bars" until his nose was dripping blood. Now he is in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My granddaughter is fretting over him and is so worried about him. He will have to stay in the house for 4 days after the surgery so he doesn't injure himself. This is going to be interesting;)

SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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I think that was ME in that video!!!!! I've been there, done that too many times to count. Kitties don't really like pills very much;) SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Thu, December 9, 2010 4:18:41 AMSubject: Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Oh, I am sooooooo very very sure

that it's going to be quite quite interesting in the house for

the next few days..

You have seen this:

How to Give a

Cat a Pill

haven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will see at least a

bit of humor in it.. And if you haven't, at least you'll know to

take down any fancy lace curtains you'd like to keep.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

One of our barn cats is

going to the vet's tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge

yellow kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is

about 4 or 5 years old and he is finally tame enough for the vet

to handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats. He was brought

into the house this afternoon so we can be sure he has no food

or water after midnight. He freaked out really bad when put in

a cage, beating his nose against the "bars" until his nose was

dripping blood. Now he is in the bathroom, hiding under the

counter. My granddaughter is fretting over him and is so

worried about him. He will have to stay in the house for 4 days

after the surgery so he doesn't injure himself.

This is going to be interesting;)

Sharon

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The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its

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Oh you are so right Dan. lol I'm sure Chub Chub has never been in a moving vehicle before. He was living here in our barn when we bought the place in 2007. He got home from the vet about 30 minutes ago and he is NOT amused at all. CRANKY!hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: mserslife Sent: Thu, December 9, 2010 8:52:49 AMSubject: RE: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Let us know how it goes. I'm sure it'll be an adventure getting Chub Chub to the vet.Dan U dao_nguu@...

To: mserslife From: wobbletowalk@...Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2010 19:34:03 -0800Subject: kitty going to vet tomorrow

One of our barn cats is going to the vet's tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is about 4 or 5 years old and he is finally tame enough for the vet to handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats. He was brought into the house this afternoon so we can be sure he has no food or water after midnight. He freaked out really bad when put in a cage, beating his nose against the "bars" until his nose was dripping blood. Now he is in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My granddaughter is fretting over him and is so worried about him. He will have to stay in the house for 4 days after the surgery so he doesn't injure himself. This is going to be interesting;)

SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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Another

reason I prefer muttlies to kitties.. though I love kitties

too.. Just don't want to be trying to give kitties pills..

Putting hairball medicine on their paws is much easier than

getting them to take a pill.. I think I'd try pulverizing a

kitty pill and mixing it into something they are likely to scarf

down.. and THEN think about the taste.. rather than needing

disinfectant and bandages.. possibly tetnus shots..

HUGS

|)onna

I think that was ME in that video!!!!! I've

been there, done that too many times to count. Kitties don't

really like pills very much;)

Sharon

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From:

|)onna

To: MSersLife

Sent: Thu,

December 9, 2010 4:18:41 AM

Subject:

Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Oh, I am sooooooo very

very sure that it's going to be quite quite interesting

in the house for the next few days..

You have seen this:

How to

Give a Cat a Pill

haven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will see at

least a bit of humor in it.. And if you haven't, at

least you'll know to take down any fancy lace curtains

you'd like to keep.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

One

of our barn cats is going to the vet's tomorrow to get

neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that my

granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is about 4 or 5

years old and he is finally tame enough for the vet to

handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats. He was

brought into the house this afternoon so we can be sure

he has no food or water after midnight. He freaked out

really bad when put in a cage, beating his nose against

the "bars" until his nose was dripping blood. Now he is

in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My

granddaughter is fretting over him and is so worried

about him. He will have to stay in the house for 4 days

after the surgery so he doesn't injure himself.

This is going to be interesting;)

Sharon

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Well

Sharon,

Wait till someone wakes up some night with Chub Chub standing

over top of them with a clever in paw.. asking where his

"special" parts went...

But I do feel for him.. Sure hope he's feeling better today..

and less Cranky..

HUGS

|)onna

Oh you are so right Dan. lol I'm sure Chub

Chub has never been in a moving vehicle before. He was living

here in our barn when we bought the place in 2007. He got home

from the vet about 30 minutes ago and he is NOT amused at all.

CRANKY!

hugs

Sharon

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To:

mserslife

Sent: Thu,

December 9, 2010 8:52:49 AM

Subject:

RE: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Let us know how it goes. I'm sure it'll be an adventure

getting Chub Chub to the vet.

Dan U

dao_nguu@...

To: mserslife

From: wobbletowalk@...

Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2010 19:34:03 -0800

Subject: kitty going to vet tomorrow

One of our barn cats is going to the vet's

tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty

that my granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is

about 4 or 5 years old and he is finally tame enough

for the vet to handle. He is the tamest of the barn

cats. He was brought into the house this afternoon

so we can be sure he has no food or water after

midnight. He freaked out really bad when put in a

cage, beating his nose against the "bars" until his

nose was dripping blood. Now he is in the bathroom,

hiding under the counter. My granddaughter is

fretting over him and is so worried about him. He

will have to stay in the house for 4 days after the

surgery so he doesn't injure himself.

This is going to be interesting;)

Sharon

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Well, actually, I had a cat years ago that had a urinary problem and required a daily pill. The vet showed me a good way to give the pill and I never had any trouble at all after that. It was quick and easy each day. But I always laugh when I see the jokes about it and the video is so funny:) SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Fri, December 10, 2010 8:55:44 AMSubject: Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Another

reason I prefer muttlies to kitties.. though I love kitties

too.. Just don't want to be trying to give kitties pills..

Putting hairball medicine on their paws is much easier than

getting them to take a pill.. I think I'd try pulverizing a

kitty pill and mixing it into something they are likely to scarf

down.. and THEN think about the taste.. rather than needing

disinfectant and bandages.. possibly tetnus shots..

HUGS

|)onna

I think that was ME in that video!!!!! I've

been there, done that too many times to count. Kitties don't

really like pills very much;)

Sharon

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From:

|)onna

To: MSersLife

Sent: Thu,

December 9, 2010 4:18:41 AM

Subject:

Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Oh, I am sooooooo very

very sure that it's going to be quite quite interesting

in the house for the next few days..

You have seen this:

How to

Give a Cat a Pill

haven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will see at

least a bit of humor in it.. And if you haven't, at

least you'll know to take down any fancy lace curtains

you'd like to keep.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

One

of our barn cats is going to the vet's tomorrow to get

neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that my

granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is about 4 or 5

years old and he is finally tame enough for the vet to

handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats. He was

brought into the house this afternoon so we can be sure

he has no food or water after midnight. He freaked out

really bad when put in a cage, beating his nose against

the "bars" until his nose was dripping blood. Now he is

in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My

granddaughter is fretting over him and is so worried

about him. He will have to stay in the house for 4 days

after the surgery so he doesn't injure himself.

This is going to be interesting;)

Sharon

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Well give up the secret Sharon!!!

Awww... but if you give up the secret.. there won't be anymore

videos.

Hmmm... which to choose?..... which to choose?..

HUGS

|)onna

Well, actually, I had a cat years ago that had

a urinary problem and required a daily pill. The vet showed me

a good way to give the pill and I never had any trouble at all

after that. It was quick and easy each day. But I always laugh

when I see the jokes about it and the video is so funny:)

Sharon

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From:

|)onna

To:

MSersLife

Sent: Fri,

December 10, 2010 8:55:44 AM

Subject:

Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Another

reason I prefer muttlies to kitties.. though I love

kitties too.. Just don't want to be trying to give

kitties pills.. Putting hairball medicine on their paws

is much easier than getting them to take a pill.. I

think I'd try pulverizing a kitty pill and mixing it

into something they are likely to scarf down.. and THEN

think about the taste.. rather than needing disinfectant

and bandages.. possibly tetnus shots..

HUGS

|)onna

I think that was ME

in that video!!!!! I've been there, done that too many

times to count. Kitties don't really like pills very

much;)

Sharon

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From:

|)onna

To:

MSersLife

Sent:

Thu, December 9, 2010 4:18:41 AM

Subject:

Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Oh, I am sooooooo

very very sure that it's going to be quite quite

interesting in the house for the next few days..

You have seen this:

How

to Give a Cat a Pill

haven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will

see at least a bit of humor in it.. And if you

haven't, at least you'll know to take down any

fancy lace curtains you'd like to keep.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

One of our barn cats is going to the

vet's tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge

yellow kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub

Chub". He is about 4 or 5 years old and he is

finally tame enough for the vet to handle. He

is the tamest of the barn cats. He was brought

into the house this afternoon so we can be sure

he has no food or water after midnight. He

freaked out really bad when put in a cage,

beating his nose against the "bars" until his

nose was dripping blood. Now he is in the

bathroom, hiding under the counter. My

granddaughter is fretting over him and is so

worried about him. He will have to stay in the

house for 4 days after the surgery so he doesn't

injure himself.

This is going to be interesting;)

Sharon

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It's not that big a secret, it more of a technique. Open cat's mouth, place pill in back of mouth/top of throat and then shove it back with finger. Then massage under kitties chin. It goes right down with no problems. The key is to ACT QUICKLY:) SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Sat, December 11, 2010 12:02:08 PMSubject: Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Well give up the secret Sharon!!!

Awww... but if you give up the secret.. there won't be anymore

videos.

Hmmm... which to choose?..... which to choose?..

HUGS

|)onna

Well, actually, I had a cat years ago that had

a urinary problem and required a daily pill. The vet showed me

a good way to give the pill and I never had any trouble at all

after that. It was quick and easy each day. But I always laugh

when I see the jokes about it and the video is so funny:)

Sharon

This email is a natural hand made product.

The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its

individual character and beauty and in no way are to be

considered flaws or defects.

From:

|)onna

To:

MSersLife

Sent: Fri,

December 10, 2010 8:55:44 AM

Subject:

Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Another

reason I prefer muttlies to kitties.. though I love

kitties too.. Just don't want to be trying to give

kitties pills.. Putting hairball medicine on their paws

is much easier than getting them to take a pill.. I

think I'd try pulverizing a kitty pill and mixing it

into something they are likely to scarf down.. and THEN

think about the taste.. rather than needing disinfectant

and bandages.. possibly tetnus shots..

HUGS

|)onna

I think that was ME

in that video!!!!! I've been there, done that too many

times to count. Kitties don't really like pills very

much;)

Sharon

This email is a natural

hand made product. The slight variations in

spelling and grammar enhance its individual

character and beauty and in no way are to be

considered flaws or defects.

From:

|)onna

To:

MSersLife

Sent:

Thu, December 9, 2010 4:18:41 AM

Subject:

Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Oh, I am sooooooo

very very sure that it's going to be quite quite

interesting in the house for the next few days..

You have seen this:

How

to Give a Cat a Pill

haven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will

see at least a bit of humor in it.. And if you

haven't, at least you'll know to take down any

fancy lace curtains you'd like to keep.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

One of our barn cats is going to the

vet's tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge

yellow kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub

Chub". He is about 4 or 5 years old and he is

finally tame enough for the vet to handle. He

is the tamest of the barn cats. He was brought

into the house this afternoon so we can be sure

he has no food or water after midnight. He

freaked out really bad when put in a cage,

beating his nose against the "bars" until his

nose was dripping blood. Now he is in the

bathroom, hiding under the counter. My

granddaughter is fretting over him and is so

worried about him. He will have to stay in the

house for 4 days after the surgery so he doesn't

injure himself.

This is going to be interesting;)

Sharon

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Thats pretty much the way the kids next door give their dog pills. It works

every time.

Hugs

nne

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> Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

>>>

>>>

>>>

> >>Oh, I am sooooooo very very sure that it's

> going to be

> >>quite quite interesting in the house for the

> next few

> >>days..

>>>

>>>

> >>You have seen this:

> >>How to Give a Cat a Pill

> >>haven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will

> see at

> >>least a bit of humor in it.. And if you

> haven't, at

> >>least you'll know to take down any fancy lace

> curtains

> >>you'd like to keep.. LOL

>>>

> >>HUGS

> >>|)onna

>>>

> >>

>>>

> >>>One of our barn cats is going to the vet's

> tomorrow to

> >>>get neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that

> my

> >>>granddaughter calls " Chub Chub " . He is about

> 4 or 5

> >>>years old and he is finally tame enough for

> the vet to

> >>>handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats.

> He was

> >>>brought into the house this afternoon so we

> can be sure

> >>>he has no food or water after midnight. He

> freaked out

> >>>really bad when put in a cage, beating his

> nose against

> >>>the " bars " until his nose was dripping blood.

> Now he is

> >>>in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My

> >>>granddaughter is fretting over him and is so

> worried

> >>>about him. He will have to stay in the house

> for 4 days

> >>>after the surgery so he doesn't injure

> himself.

>>>>

>>>>

> >>>This is going to be interesting;)

>>>>

> >>>Sharon

> >>>This email is a natural hand made

> product. The

> >>>slight variations in spelling and grammar

> enhance

> >>>its individual character and beauty and

> in no way

> >>>are to be considered flaws or defects.

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>

>>

>>>

>

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watch out for the teeth

wrap snugly in a towel

if you are right handed tuck cat under the left arm and hold the head with the left hand get the thumb and pinky around the jaw

hold snugly

syringe for liquids or tablet

insert with right hand

then get the jaws before you get bit

rub throat God, grant me the strength of eagles wings, the faith and courage to fly to new heights, and the wisdom to rely on his spirit to carry me there.

To: mserslife Sent: Sat, December 11, 2010 5:14:44 PMSubject: Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Thats pretty much the way the kids next door give their dog pills. It works every time.HugsnneTo the world you might be one person, but to one person you just might be the world""May the Lord Bless you and keep you,May the Lord Make his face shine upon you, and give you Peace...Forever"Breast Cancer Patients Soul Mates for Lifehttp://breastcancerpatientssoulmatesforlife.bravehost.com/ Anxiety Depression and Breast Cancerhttp://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/AnxietyDepressionandBreastCancerAngel Feather Loomerwww.angelfeatherloomer.blogspot.comThe Cancer Clubwww.cancerclub.com> Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow>>> >>> >>> > >>Oh, I am sooooooo very very sure that it's> going to be> >>quite quite interesting in the house for the> next few> >>days..>>> >>> > >>You have seen this:> >>How to Give a Cat a Pill> >>haven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will> see at> >>least a bit of humor in it.. And if you> haven't, at> >>least you'll know to take down any fancy lace> curtains> >>you'd like to keep.. LOL>>> > >>HUGS> >>|)onna>>> > >>>>> >

>>>One of our barn cats is going to the vet's> tomorrow to> >>>get neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that> my> >>>granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is about> 4 or 5> >>>years old and he is finally tame enough for> the vet to> >>>handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats.> He was> >>>brought into the house this afternoon so we> can be sure> >>>he has no food or water after midnight. He> freaked out> >>>really bad when put in a cage, beating his> nose against> >>>the "bars" until his nose was dripping blood.> Now he is> >>>in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My> >>>granddaughter is fretting over him and is so> worried> >>>about him. He will have to stay in the house> for 4 days>

>>>after the surgery so he doesn't injure> himself.>>>> >>>> > >>>This is going to be interesting;)>>>> > >>>Sharon> >>>This email is a natural hand made> product. The> >>>slight variations in spelling and grammar> enhance> >>>its individual character and beauty and> in no way> >>>are to be considered flaws or defects.>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >> >> >>> > > --> Help Feed The Critters! Your daily click counts at> http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/clickToGive/> > >>__________________________________________________________Share photos & screenshots in seconds...TRY FREE IM TOOLPACK at

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Trick

might be in actually getting hold of the cat.. then getting the

kitties mouth open.. then after that, pretty much the same

technique that I used with the dogs.. get it back in far enough

(arm soaked to elbow with Boxers).. and then voila.. pick it up

off the floor!.. sometimes I swear that their tongue goes the

whole way to their stomach, so they can work it back out..

nothing worse than a wet slimy pill either!.. LOL.. or mercy to

mergatroid.. the medicine is in capsule form!

HUGS

|)onna

It's not that big a secret, it more of a

technique. Open cat's mouth, place pill in back of mouth/top of

throat and then shove it back with finger. Then massage under

kitties chin. It goes right down with no problems. The key is

to ACT QUICKLY:)

Sharon

This email is a natural hand made product.

The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its

individual character and beauty and in no way are to be

considered flaws or defects.

From:

|)onna

To:

MSersLife

Sent: Sat,

December 11, 2010 12:02:08 PM

Subject:

Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Well give up the secret

Sharon!!!

Awww... but if you give up the secret.. there won't be

anymore videos.

Hmmm... which to choose?..... which to choose?..

HUGS

|)onna

Well, actually, I

had a cat years ago that had a urinary problem and

required a daily pill. The vet showed me a good way to

give the pill and I never had any trouble at all after

that. It was quick and easy each day. But I always

laugh when I see the jokes about it and the video is so

funny:)

Sharon

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From:

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MSersLife

Sent:

Fri, December 10, 2010 8:55:44 AM

Subject:

Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Another reason I prefer muttlies to

kitties.. though I love kitties too.. Just don't

want to be trying to give kitties pills..

Putting hairball medicine on their paws is much

easier than getting them to take a pill.. I

think I'd try pulverizing a kitty pill and

mixing it into something they are likely to

scarf down.. and THEN think about the taste..

rather than needing disinfectant and bandages..

possibly tetnus shots..

HUGS

|)onna

I think that

was ME in that video!!!!! I've been there, done

that too many times to count. Kitties don't

really like pills very much;)

Sharon

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Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

Oh, I am

sooooooo very very sure that it's going

to be quite quite interesting in the

house for the next few days..

You have seen this:

How

to Give a Cat a Pill

haven't you? If you haven't I'm sure

you will see at least a bit of humor in

it.. And if you haven't, at least you'll

know to take down any fancy lace

curtains you'd like to keep.. LOL

HUGS

|)onna

One of our

barn cats is going to the vet's tomorrow

to get neutered. He is a huge yellow

kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub

Chub". He is about 4 or 5 years old and

he is finally tame enough for the vet to

handle. He is the tamest of the barn

cats. He was brought into the house

this afternoon so we can be sure he has

no food or water after midnight. He

freaked out really bad when put in a

cage, beating his nose against the

"bars" until his nose was dripping

blood. Now he is in the bathroom,

hiding under the counter. My

granddaughter is fretting over him and

is so worried about him. He will have

to stay in the house for 4 days after

the surgery so he doesn't injure

himself.

This is going to be interesting;)

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I didn't have any problems with my boxer, I was able to train her to take them. When I'd signal, she's sit and open her mouth and I just dropped the pill into the resultant black hole. No problem. But then Chata was exceptional even for a Boxer (and they ARE an exceptional breed!)

She used to think of herself as a lap dog lol...she would hoist her front onto my lap, still standing on her hind legs, and snooze that way. Never will forget her...she was the best dog I've ever had (though my collie would dispute that)

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-- Re: kitty going to vet tomorrowOh, I am sooooooo very very sure that it's going to be quite quite interesting in the house for the next few days.. You have seen this:How to Give a Cat a Pillhaven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will see at least a bit of humor in it.. And if you haven't, at least you'll know to take down any fancy lace curtains you'd like to keep.. LOLHUGS|)onna

One of our barn cats is going to the vet's tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is about 4 or 5 years old and he is finally tame enough for the vet to handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats. He was brought into the house this afternoon so we can be sure he has no food or water after midnight. He freaked out really bad when put in a cage, beating his nose against the "bars" until his nose was dripping blood. Now he is in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My granddaughter is fretting over him and is so worried about him. He will have to stay in the house for 4 days after the surgery so he doesn't injure himself. This is going to be interesting;) SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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Another trick..if you blow in their noses, there is an automatic reflex to swallow. I believe a vet taught me that one.hugs, KateTo: mserslife Sent: Sat, December 11, 2010 6:14:44 PMSubject: Re: kitty going to vet

tomorrow

Thats pretty much the way the kids next door give their dog pills. It works every time.

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> Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

>>>

>>>

>>>

> >>Oh, I am sooooooo very very sure that it's

> going to be

> >>quite quite interesting in the house for the

> next few

> >>days..

>>>

>>>

> >>You have seen this:

> >>How to Give a Cat a Pill

> >>haven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will

> see at

> >>least a bit of humor in it.. And if you

> haven't, at

> >>least you'll know to take down any fancy lace

> curtains

> >>you'd like to keep.. LOL

>>>

> >>HUGS

> >>|)onna

>>>

> >>

>>>

> >>>One of our barn cats is going to the vet's

> tomorrow to

> >>>get neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that

> my

> >>>granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is about

> 4 or 5

> >>>years old and he is finally tame enough for

> the vet to

> >>>handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats.

> He was

> >>>brought into the house this afternoon so we

> can be sure

> >>>he has no food or water after midnight. He

> freaked out

> >>>really bad when put in a cage, beating his

> nose against

> >>>the "bars" until his nose was dripping blood.

> Now he is

> >>>in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My

> >>>granddaughter is fretting over him and is so

> worried

> >>>about him. He will have to stay in the house

> for 4 days

> >>>after the surgery so he doesn't injure

> himself.

>>>>

>>>>

> >>>This is going to be interesting;)

>>>>

> >>>Sharon

> >>>This email is a natural hand made

> product. The

> >>>slight variations in spelling and grammar

> enhance

> >>>its individual character and beauty and

> in no way

> >>>are to be considered flaws or defects.

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>

>>

>>>

>

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