XPost: alt.cats, alt.pets.cats, rec.pets.cats.health+behav
XPost: rec.pets.dogs.behavior
From: metrotaxiinc1@qwest.net
The amazing pussy wizard is also known as the amazing puppy wizard. He has
been annoying people in the dog groups also. DO NOT RESPOND TO HIM! It just
feeds his sickness. Kill File him instead. WATCH OUT, he uses multiple
names, but is always recognizeable. GO AWAY WHATEVER WIZARD YOU DECIDE TO BE
TODAY!!!! There is no room for multiple personalities in this group!
Super Hero
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> HOWEDY JQ,
>
> JQ wrote:
> > FYI I never said I scold my cat or ignore him,
>
> You don't have to say what you do or how you
> handle your kitty kat, her SYMPTOMS tell ALL:
>
> jpotvi...@hotmail.com May 23, 12:43 pm
> Newsgroups: rec.pets.cats.health+behav
> From: jpotvi...@hotmail.com
> Date: 23 May 2005 09:43:19 -0700
> Subject: My cat is vomitting stomach acid- what can i do?
>
> Hello, My cat has been vomitting stomach acid lately
> and not eating much, very lethargic. He's been eating
> dirt which I've been told is what cats do when they
> have too much stomach acid. He's not anemic, I've had
> him tested for everything, kidneys are good, FIV negative.
>
> Any ideas how I can help his poor tummy feel better.
> Thank you, Jacquie
>
> > I just don't beleive in babying too much needy behaviour
>
> You mean you don't PAMPER and CODDLE your
> kitty kat because of her "NEEDY" behaviors.
> Your kat is DYING from STRESS INDUCED AUTO-
> IMMUNE DIS-EASE aka The Puppy Wizard's SYNDROME
> JUST LIKE YOU GOT:
>
> 2. JQ Jun 16, 10:09 pm
> Newsgroups: rec.pets.cats.health+behav
> From: "JQ"
> Date: 16 Jun 2005 19:09:50 -0700
>
> Subject: Re: Throwing up and low WBC
>
> My cat started throwing up a lot and also has low WBC.
> Turns out he has an ulcer kinda problem. The throw up
> is very bubbly. The WBC turns out nothing to worry
> about we've been monitoring it and he's just one of
> those cats taht will have low wbc all the time.
>
> Sometimes when they just get over a virus the WBC
> goes low too. Check for Leukemia.
>
> Good luck! Jacquie
>
> Hi, My cat had the same problem, turned out he had crystals -
> which is a urine tract infection. Just spots of blood. He
> also loved to play in the bathroom tub. He felt comfort some
> how in there. Cats with Urine infections try to go where they're
> comfortable, he would try to pee in the tub drain. No pee would
> come out but little spots of blood.
>
> Bring your cat to the vet asap just incase. Urine tract
> problems are common and deadly!!
> Jacquie
>
> > it makes my cat more dependent.
>
> INDEEDY. That's why we don't use PHYSICAL comforting
> or MASK the PROBLEM with ANTI-PSYCHOTIC MEDICATIONS:
>
> 2. Mair Mar 18, 6:25 pm
> Newsgroups: alt.support.lupus
> From: "Mair"
> Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2005 22:25:09 GMT
> Subject: Re: High thyroid antibodies - but I have Lupus
>
> Hi Jacquie.
> I have a similar situation. Not much shows in my blood
> at all. My T3, T4 and TSH's all come back usually in
> the normal range. But my antithyroglobulin and
> antithyroidperoxidase tests usually come back positive.
>
> My doctor told me that if the thyroid problem were my
> only thing, then I would be diagnosed with Hashimoto's
> thyroiditis. But I have skin and joint involvment,
> photosensitivity and migraines that seem to be inflammatory
> as well.
>
> Oh shucks! My doc says that this is typical of
> autoimmune disorders: the types of antibodies
> each person has is different.
>
> So you may or may not have lupus. That is my .02
> on the situation, and I hope it can be of some worth
> to you,
>
> Mary, AKA Mair
>
> 1. jpotvi...@hotmail.com Apr 8, 10:07 am
> Newsgroups: rec.running
> From: jpotvi...@hotmail.com
> Date: 8 Apr 2005 07:07:06 -0700
>
> Subject: Hives from excercise so frustrating, please help!
>
> Hello all I have been reading your past posts on hives
> and I believe I have Cholinergic Urticaria from what I
> read on here.
>
> I've had hive problems for years every time I exercise
> within 10 minutes my legs are killing me so itchy and
> painful. My ankles all the way up to my thighs. Then
> my upper torso starts getting itchy with hives if I
> keep running.
>
> I have to run home and rip my pants to relieve the
> itching red blotches...no one seems to understand this.
>
> I've seen so many doctors and they all think I'm nut
> as does everyone else who gets annoyed when I have
> to stop walking to itch, I had to give up running.
>
> It's not my clothes, or soap etc!! It's been about
> 15 years now and I'm fed up!
>
> Sure it helps once in awhile if I take an allergy pill,
> allegra whatever but I dont want to rely on that it's
> not healthy I want to get to the real issue.
>
> Is this a blood disorder or what is really causing this?
>
> No it's not caffeine, I have no allergies and don't drink
> any caffeine products or eat junk. I might have Lupus
> apparently I have an autoimmune disease but it's not
> confirmed as Lupus yet.
>
> Should I see an allergist specialist or another kind
> of special doctor?
>
> My family doctors are clueless so I need to figure
> things out as usual myself. Any recommendations?
>
> ANy help appreciated! THank you, Jacquie
>
> > When he's afraid I definately make sure to comfort him
>
> And THAT'S HOWE COME he's NEEDY. Your physical
> contact, comforting and surgical sexual mutilation
> REINFORCES his NEEDY behavior and makes him MORE
> INSECURE, not SELF-CONFIDENT.
>
> Newsgroups: rec.pets.cats.health+behav
> From: "JQ"
> Date: 24 Aug 2005 06:44:38 -0700
>
> Subject: Re: Bi-polar cat? (declawed)
>
> I use softpaws now and my cat has never had issues
> with them. His tempermental attitude came long before
> he had soft paws.
>
> Our female cat is declawed and has never had any
> personality issues at all!
>
> I really doubt anything has to do with the claws. Some
> cats turn to biting more when they don't have claws which
> perhaps could be why people say declawed cats have issues
> because it might just seem more evident because they use
> their teeth and hiss as they have no other means of defense.
> JQ
>
> Your vet is in large part RESPONSIBLE for this
> but you'd PREFER to IGNORE THAT and BLAME The
> Amazing Pussy Wizard for brining these FACTS
> of your kat's OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE STRESS
> INDUCED AUTO-IMMUNE DIS-EASES aka The Puppy
> Wizard's SYNDROME:
>
> jpotvi...@hotmail.com May 20, 11:18 am
> Newsgroups: rec.pets.cats.health+behav
> From: jpotvi...@hotmail.com
> Date: 20 May 2005 08:18:33 -0700
>
> Subject: Re: My cat is eating the dirt of my plants
>
> I'm in Canada, just north of Toronto in Ontario.
> Lots of vets but u can never tell if they're good
> until you go there and it's so expensive for the
> first visit!
>
>
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