Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel designer, has a cat named Choupette who he is crazy about. She has two maids and a driver. At the bottom of this posting from Fashionista are 16 pages of photos. They are also featured in the September issue of Bazaar which I got in today’s mail, and is the first time I learned of her. Isn’t she a beauty? Anyone know what her name means in English? (no cheating with Google!)
Meet Venus, a Chimera cat with coloring and eyes that will blow your mind! And yes, she’s a Facebook superstar!
Venus’s Facebook page full of great photos and stories about this gorgeous cat. Many of her fans post photos of other cats and various animals with similar markings:
http://www.facebook.com/VenusTheAmazingChimeraCat
You can also see a video of Chimera…
When your cat faerie was a cat sitter, and an SPCA cat socializer, and sold our cat products at cat shows she devised a method for removing the smells of other cats, and to make sure that diseases had not hitched a ride.
Enter the house through the garage. At the washing machine change into fresh clothes and shoes which you placed there before you left. Toss the clothes into the washer, then go inside the house. With warm soapy water wash hands up to the elbow, and be sure you get between your fingers too. Your cats probably won’t detect the smells of other cats and there’s no worry about making your cats sick.
We really love the Homeopet natural line of remedies and have been fans for many years. The founder of Homeopet is a doctor and researcher and he’s put decades of knowledge gathering and keen attention to detail into these products. Everything is of the highest quality, no scrimping because the products are for animals like we may find in the products of other companies. And you know how we are at Cat Faeries – total fuss budgets when it comes to quality!
The chart below will allow you to match up your cat’s symptoms to the correct remedy.
In some cases you might want to use two remedies. Why? Well, because one of them might unlock the cause but not cure. The other will work with the first remedy to cure. Here are some examples:
Skin & Itch and Skin & Seborrhea
You would alternate doses. So, every 2nd dose –switch. You would dose 3 times a day. In the AM, around lunchtime, and then again in the PM.
Skin & Itch and Skin & Seborrhea PLUS Cleanz – Detox
The addition of Cleanz Detox will remove the toxins which could be the cause of the skin problems.
You would follow the same dosing pattern as above BUT with each dose wait 30 minutes and give a dose of Cleanz Detox.
A combination we are particularly fond of is:
Cleanz Detox and Digestive Upsets
You would dose in the same manner we explained for Skin & Itch and Skin & Seborrhea.
We also like Joint Stress and Cleanz – Detox in combination with each other as older cats have painful joints and years of toxin build up.
You would dose in the same manner we explained for Skin & Itch and Skin & Seborrhea
Behavior • Anxiety • Stress
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Suggested Remedy |
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Anxiety Relief |
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Anxiety TFLN |
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Travel Anxiety |
Upper Respiratory
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Your Pet’s Symptoms |
Possible Causes |
Suggested Remedy |
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Nose Relief |
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Cough |
Recovery • Health • Healing
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Your Pet’s Symptoms |
Possible Causes |
Suggested Remedy |
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First Aid |
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HP Healing Cream |
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Cleans the system of all the toxins the body has accumulated over the years. These toxins come from a variety of areas: spot on treatments, yard sprays, house sprays, air fresheners, wormers, shampoos and preservatives in foods are just some of the areas. The toxins build up in the system and decrease liver and kidney functions which results in the pet looking and acting less healthy. Also purges radiation. |
Cleanz – Detox |
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Senior Cats and other animals
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Your Pet’s Symptoms |
Possible Causes |
Suggested Remedy |
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Joint Relief |
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Leaks No More |
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Digestive Upsets |
Skin and Coat Allergies
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Your Pet’s Symptoms |
Possible Causes |
Suggested Remedy |
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Skin & Itch |
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Skin & Seborrhea |
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Hot Spots |
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Bug Bites |
This is such a cool story. How many of us had a psychic hit that there was a special cat (or another animal) about to enter their lives?
http://www.sfgate.com/pets/pettales/article/Talking-cat-s-telepathy-speaks-volumes-3788194.php
Talking cat’s telepathy speaks volumes
In 2004, after being cat-less for about a year, Kris Eugene-Johnson felt ready to adopt and suggested to her husband, Ralph Johnson, that they visit the San Francisco SPCA. “No need to,” he replied. When she raised an eyebrow, he continued. “For a few days now, I’ve been feeling that a cat is on its way to us. We’re about to get adopted.” Crazy, yes. But he convinced Kris that they should wait. And so they did.
We are long time fans of The Peninsula Humane Society. They recently created and adopted a program called Continuing Care which has been copied by a shelter in Arizona. Now you can urge your local shelter to create a similar program. Here’s the story:
The Peninsula Humane Society’s “Continuing Care Program” is a valuable service as it helps you prepare for your animal’s future in case you pass away during their lifetime.
They will connect your animal companion with a home of your choosing or arrange for their care while they look for a loving new home. This reduces strain on your family and friends. And it provides invaluable stability for your animal friends.
If you live in the Bay Area just enroll by contacting them. There is no charge for joining. But they do ask that you make an annual donation to maintain a membership in the Peninsula Humane Society.
If you do not live in the Bay Area, simply show this article to the director of your shelter or humane society. Urge them to contact Lisa Van Buskirk either by phone or by email. She’ll tell them how to set it up. She won’t mind if they use the same name (Continuing Care) or create their own name. Cat Faeries thinks that it would be way cool if ALL shelters called it Continuing Care so that it becomes a known option that a person can simply do a Google search for in their area. Lisa is a lovely person who is ready to help: 650 340-7022 x327 or Lvanbuskirk@PHS-SPCA.org.
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