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Cat therapist

No, but if it was my kitty on the line, I'd prefer a realist's method:
Despite the traps, kittens and therapists it appeared it was the drilling through three layers of bricks that finally freed her.

She was rescued by volunteer Kevin Clifford, a tunnel worker who had been working on a nearby project.
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Don't let Rolfe and BSM see that she recommends this site...

Homeopathy works on the principle that gradual exposure to small doses of specific substances builds short-term symptom relief and long-term resistance to specific allergens. Precise levels of homeopathic ingredients help the body’s natural defenses adapt, no longer triggering adverse reactions and allowing the restoration of health.
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We've had our "Elvis" since he was two. He belonged to our neighbours but decided our backyard was preferable to theirs after they acquired two pooches. (Elvis is what they named him. They named his sister Priscilla, and the two pooches were named Bob and Marley. It's true!) We fell in love with him, and the neighbours allowed him to adopt us. :)

Now twelve years of age, and after much patience and a whole lot of love, we've turned him into a predominantly indoor cat from a mostly outdoors cat. He still goes out, still does what cats do, but spends his nights inside, either before the fire or on a lap.

We never felt the slightest need to engage "pussy whisperers" or "cat psychics" to befriend this lovely little feline.

M.
 
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Moochie said:
We've had our "Elvis" since he was two. He belonged to our neighbours but decided our backyard was preferable to theirs after they acquired two pooches. (Elvis is what they named him. They named his sister Priscilla, and the two pooches were named Bob and Marley. It's true!) We fell in love with him, and the neighbours allowed him to adopt us. :)

Now twelve years of age, and after much patience and a whole lot of love, we've turned him into a predominantly indoor cat from a mostly outdoors cat. He still goes out, still does what cats do, but spends his nights inside, either before the fire or on a lap.

We never felt the slightest need to engage "pussy whisperers" or "cat psychics" to befriend this lovely little feline.

M.
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Then how do you know your pet is in good mental health? Maybe it's depressed or has multiple personality disorder? Perhaps kitty tourettes? All that running around and sleeping might be causing kitty anxiety! :rolleyes:
 
delphi_ote said:
Then how do you know your pet is in good mental health? Maybe it's depressed or has multiple personality disorder? Perhaps kitty tourettes? All that running around and sleeping might be causing kitty anxiety! :rolleyes:
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Well, we had him audited by a $cientologist and he passed with flying fur. It's true!

M.
 
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