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Conference misery::feline

Title:Meower Power - Where Differing Opinions are Respected
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Moderator:JULIET::CORDES_JA
Created:Wed Nov 13 1991
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1079
Total number of notes:28858

145.0. "rabbits feet" by WMOIS::RIVETTS_P () Mon Jan 20 1992 09:48

         My cat loves those rabbits feet you buy in the stores, like for
    good luck.  Problem is she actually eats them.  Can that stuff they
    are made of hurt her?
    
         She really loves them.  When we give her one, she runs through the
    house and won't let anyone touch her.  She will grawl at anyone that
    tries to take it away.  She runs down the cellar and plays and plays.  
    Eventually she settles down and leaves it where ever she stops playing.
     
    	Hopefully the stuff its made of won't hurt her.  
    
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145.1not the best ideaWR1FOR::WILDEDIMon Jan 20 1992 11:084
    the skin and fur can become an intestinal blockage if swallowed in big
    chunks...the cat is responding to the "leather", which is actually
    skin...I would not recommend allowing your cat to eat these things.
    Better to buy a cat toy that cannot be eaten for your cat to play with.
145.2SANFAN::FOSSATJUMon Jan 20 1992 11:367
    One of mine does the same thing with the furry mice - he'll play with
    it then drag it off to a secret place and proceed to chew the furr off
    it.  What we find is the plastic shell and the eyes and ears.  We've
    been keeping a close eye on him and snatch it up when he starts to walk
    away with it.  I'm sick of furr vomit and I'm sure he is too.
    
    Giudi
145.3rabbit foot killerPARITY::DENISEAnd may the traffic be with youMon Jan 20 1992 13:5710
      My Tabby used to do this.  Everytime I went up to the gift shops in
    the White Mtns.  I would have to bring a rabbits foot home for him.
    He would savagely growl and attack it, until there was nothing but
    shreads left.  I only let him play with undyed natural ones.  I don't
    know about now, but 15-17 years ago, the dyed ones would run if they
    got covered with cat drool.  He never ate any of it, just crunched
    those little rabbit foot bones,........well he enjoyed it, what can you
    say.
    
    Denise
145.4BOOVX2::MANDILEAlways carry a rainbow in your pocketTue Jan 21 1992 12:103
    Yep.....I have a rabbits foot keychain.....and my two
    Korats *know* it!  I constantly have to hunt for my
    car keys, because they open my purse to get the keychain! (:
145.5MisunderstoonMKOTS1::COOPERWed Oct 05 1994 08:517
    I thought this was about the feet of cats and not real rabbits feet
    that are used for keychains.  Ugh...
    
    Though since this is noted as Rabbits Feet I did want to mention that I
    think Anastacia is part Rabbit.  Her hind legs are like rabbits and a
    friend of mine told me she leaped like a rabbit.  Maybe I should have
    named her Bugs........