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What makes cats behave the way they do with catnip? Dried, I find it a pleasant tea, nothing mind-altering.
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Not sure if my cat would get like that on simply catnip. Cat thyme on the other hand......
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My mother has stopped my antics@ducks4you , @Marie2020 , there are others ... roommates with your cats(Thought of my seedlings in the South Window
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But not for long, the minute she falls asleep I'll find something to wake her up
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Awww. He could have doubled up those years
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Good news! Rango came home today after a liver scare. Glad to have his hairs on my clothes again!
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Glad to hear he’s doing well!
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I've read a little milk thistle in their food is good for their liver. Pleased to know you have your cat back.
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Actually an IV worked out his kinky liver. He must have done something unique, the other 3 cats and the dog are fine. The pancreas became a problem afterwards. I hope he stays fine, I read pancreatitus can flare up now and then once it gets started.I've read a little milk thistle in their food is good for their liver. Pleased to know you have your cat back.
