Guest guest Posted January 11, 2002 Report Share Posted January 11, 2002 > .<< I offer him fish, chicken etc - but he > jolly well turns his prissy little nose up at it, so I have given up. >> The reason is that dry food is addicting to cats. If my cats even smell it in the house, they will give up their other food. Kinda like giving kids the choice of either candy or broccoli. : ) Start by mixing the canned with dry then slowing lessen the dry. Get rid of any dry in the house 'cause they can smell it. <<> always make sure he has only water with Colloidal Silver in it next to the > food. >> Thats great you give him CS. So good for animals, plants and humans. <<> Just poisoned him with anti-flea stuff yesterday as well. Felt bad, but > didn't want fleas. I know it is toxic stuff, but the brewers yeast wasn't > working. he had major fleas! >> Have you ever tried diatomaceous earth for fleas? I've used it for years outside the house for the crawly critters as we have no fleas inside due to not letting the cats out. You can find it locally or on the web. It works great, you can even put it directly on the animal. I know people who feed it to their dogs/cats for worm control, I haven't gone that route yet. Farmers put it in their feeds for cattle, etc for parasite control. When you use it, just don't wing it out of the bag as its dusty and not good to breath the dust but sprinkle or spread close to the object like rug, couchs, cracks,crevices, pet beds, window sills, etc. When putting on your pet, it will not harm him to lick it off. DE has been around for a long time and is quite safe and useful. Terri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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