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PurpleYouko
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Message 159 of 196 (323346)
06-19-2006 3:35 PM
Reply to: Message 158 by deerbreh
06-19-2006 10:51 AM


Re: And on his ark he had a cow?
they had Noah giving milk to the big cats, which is how they got around the predator/prey thingy.
lol. My vet told me never to give cow's milk to my cat. Apparently it makes them sick.

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PurpleYouko
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Message 162 of 196 (323356)
06-19-2006 3:49 PM
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06-19-2006 3:45 PM


Re: And on his ark he had a cow?
My cat like sticky labels, plastic tags, rubber bands and staples from my staple gun. I have observed him eat all of them. The staple made him sick almost straight away (which is probably a good thing) but the other stuff was never to be seen again.
He also spends a good bit of his time eating my potted ferns and palms, which really pisses me off
Basicly cats are pretty dumb really.

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PurpleYouko
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Message 166 of 196 (323391)
06-19-2006 4:40 PM
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06-19-2006 4:17 PM


Re: And on his ark he had a cow?
I grew up on a dairy farm and we gave the test milk to the cats all of the time with no apparent ill effects.
That was what I thought too.
I thought the idea sounded daft so I put out a saucer of milk.
Then I spent several hours cleaning up cat puke from beds, chairs, carpets.
I wonder if the difference is that you fed them fresh milk wheras the stuff I gave to mine was pasteurized?

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