Good grief.....ONION BREATH!
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Young cat, frequently out of breath, panting...normal?
Comments (6)I have a seven month old cat who does the same thing. We've played hard (hide and seek, tag, fetch) since he was a bitty one and he's solid muscle now. Playing hard will make a cat pant as they need a way to quick process their elevated body heat. Take note of when that happens and if it's warm, don't play too hard. I know if most people were to run at top speed while jumping and twisting around, they'd quickly become hot and short of breath. Playing is hard work. Keep doing it with him though. It's good bonding....See MoreFor those of you with breathing issues . . .
Comments (27)Well,I have numerous issues with health,and with all chemical drugs. My own doctor whom I have been seeing for 40 years has finally come around to a "different" way of thinking. "Science" tells us as doctors,he says-but YOU and the way you react to so much tells us totally different. I would more than likely take the likes of broccoli sprouts quicker than I ever would a medication just because it works for others. I have had to use Homeopathy now for well over 30 years......all based on naturals and their methods. Its not hokey-it actually works-or at the very least,it does for me....at least a damn site better than anything on the market-drug wise. Bring on the sprouts....See MoreDog breath...any suggestions....???
Comments (18)I have to agree that it's helpful to know where the smell is originating from so you can treat it. Our old dog had the worst breath, and hers was from her stomach. She had a sensitive tummy and was often belching or burping. We use to buy her dog biscuits that were made with activated charcoal and that made a good difference in her tummy health as well as the smell. The biscuits were sold in bulk at a local pet store, I have no idea where you would find them nowadays. Our cat had chronic gum problems from the time he was very young. We put him on a high quality dental diet (dry food) and after about a year on that, his problems cleared up. We also bought some cat/dog gum gel, which I cannot remember the name of, but you don't have to brush it, just rub it on their gums. I've never had much luck using products like that on the the pets as I've never had one who liked or tolerated them well....See MoreIdeas to breathe some life into Mr. Brown?
Comments (2)Let me introduce Ms. Somerville (sometimes called Red, as a tease) of Benjamin Moore Historic lineage. She is a lovely maiden, who blushes when she is noticed. (Alas, she has been passed by for the 21st century cotillions.) Ms. Somerville is fond of lovely brick homes and dreams of living in one someday.. I showed her a photograph of the structure and she fell in love and called it her dream home.. Ms Somerville has never married and is looking for the right one. Mr Brown may be it! Her phone number is HC62....See More
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