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977.1 | Pointers to other notes | VAXWRK::LEVINE | | Mon Dec 21 1987 10:21 | 6 |
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Good luck with your new baby!
You will find lists of poisonous house plants in notes 266, 320, and 757.
Pam
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977.2 | I want my MOMMY!!!! | FIDDLE::HTAYLOR | Fight malnutrition, GIMME CHOCOLATE! | Mon Dec 21 1987 10:29 | 8 |
| I had the same Problem with Tabbatha crying all of the time. Believe
me, it gets better. She just misses her mommy. After she adopts
you as her new mommy, she'll stop. Be careful, though. She may
adopt your husband as her new mommy. :-)
Holly
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977.3 | | PMRV70::SWEENEY | | Mon Dec 21 1987 10:29 | 9 |
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Re: constant 'crying'
We have one Siamese who never shuts up, and one who never says a
word (unless she's hungry).
It's the nature of the beast!
Susan
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977.4 | Thanks for the information! | VICKI::COCHRANE | Send lawyers, guns and money. | Mon Dec 21 1987 10:49 | 19 |
| Thanks for all the information. I have the plant lists and we'll
start "weeding" tonight.
Yesterday Niniane showed a preferance for my husband. By evening,
she was following me around everywhere. Fickle little lady!!
I had another Siamese for 19 years before she died at my parents
house last summer. A good amount of "conversation" is normal.
She's just constantly crying right now. I believe in a couple more
days it'll drop off a bit. She's become more active (the little
terror!) and more affectionate the longer she's been around (although
she'll probably be mad that we left her alone in the cellar all
day ;-) with all the interesting toys the pet store could provide
us with!) Her favorite thing right now - the furry lined hood
off of one of my jackets! She sleeps in the hood and plays with
the ties! Sigh, just like children. You buy them all the toys
in the world and they play with the pots and pans!!
Mary-Michael
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977.5 | Try Dr. Handel | TOXMAN::MECLER | FRANK | Mon Dec 21 1987 11:32 | 6 |
| Eugene Handel, D.V.M. - Veterinary House Calls of Londonderry -
is a very caring vet who makes house calls and charges very reasonable
fees. He is limiting his practice to evenings and the towns
"surrounding" Londonderry for now. His number is 603 - 432-1404.
He also sends Christmas cards to his patients.
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977.6 | The Buddy System! | USMRW7::JMCNAMARA | | Mon Dec 21 1987 12:37 | 7 |
| re: 977.3
I also have one very vocal Siamese and one who is very quiet. The
interesting thing is that I was advised to get a second Siamese
as I was told that they are happier with company. The addition
of the second did quiet the first immensely -however, he still is
a loudmouth and definitely the BOSS!
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977.7 | Plaistow Animal Center | PARITY::WHALEN | And may the traffic be with you | Mon Dec 28 1987 17:54 | 10 |
| My vet in Plaistow is Dr. Wallace of the Plaistow Animal Medical
Center. I've been going there since forever and am always pleased
with the gentle caring way they treat my animals. They are on the
little street which runs paralell with Rte. 125 right across from
Demoulas/bradlees. It's the little white house. The name of the
street is Old Danville Rd. phone - 382-8519.
Denise
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977.8 | whoops | PARITY::WHALEN | And may the traffic be with you | Mon Dec 28 1987 17:55 | 7 |
| Whooooooooops -
wrong phone # for the previous reply
should be 382-5819
Denise
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