OT pet products

[Guest guest]

We are so fortunate that we have access to those kinds of specialty products

today. Back " in the day " ,

years ago, when I did my rabbit rescue, nothing like that was even on the

market. The pet food industry

has made major strides in trying to save orphaned or abandoned babies. We

had to just make do back

then......I am so glad we can now just go to a Wal-Mart, that is open 24 hours

a day, and grab a can to save

these precious babies. AND, we used to have to use actual glass doll bottles

or eye droppers.....they didn't have the neat tiny baby animal size bottles that

you can get now.

 

We used to have a black and white cat named Patches....she was so sweet and

one

of her favorite hang outs, when I let her out, was to go up on the roof of our

house and lay on the chimney, which

had a fairly close weaved grate on it, and survey her domain....I have

pictures of her......she was a really smart cat too....that was about 22 years

ago.

Nancy C.

[Guest guest]

My Patches was fourteen and half years old when he died. He had

diabetes and a pancreatic tumor. He went into seizures because of

and died from strokes on the last day of September. He was with me

from when he four weeks old and his mother wouldn't care for him. He

helped me get through the recouperation period after my ovearian

cancer surgery, he was very special. He never went outside, unless I

took him out in his carrier because my home is across from a busy

shopping center on one of the main streets in our city. He was half

what is called a cabbit(half rabbit and half cat). The product came

out when he was about seven years old, up until then he couldn't

have milk because his stomach couldn't tolerate it. He was also

allergic to the beef n cat food. But he went wild over the

vegetables I cooked. His favorite was celery, it made him act like

he'd been into the catnip. I guess he was meant to be vegetarian

too.

booliterary21

 

> We used to have a black and white cat named Patches....she was

so sweet and one

> of her favorite hang outs, when I let her out, was to go up on

the roof of our house and lay on the chimney, which

> had a fairly close weaved grate on it, and survey her

domain....I have pictures of her......she was a really smart cat

too....that was about 22 years ago.

> Nancy C.

>