if u have access to chloroform just put a drop or two in its food and whens its down brush its teeth,could not be simpeler
Oh and don't blame me if the cat "kicks the bucket" because you put more than one or two drops in.
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if u have access to chloroform just put a drop or two in its food and whens its down brush its teeth,could not be simpeler
Oh and don't blame me if the cat "kicks the bucket" because you put more than one or two drops in.
Now thats the most stupid reply i ever read! :angry:Quote:
Originally posted by googleman@11 May 2003 - 09:43
if u have access to chloroform just put a drop or two in its food and whens its down brush its teeth,could not be simpeler
Oh and don't blame me if the cat "kicks the bucket" because you put more than one or two drops in.
Never ever play around with cloroform!!! Unless you know damn well what you are doing and have experience with it. It could harm or kill your beloved pet.......
Can I ask where you got this stupid & cruel idea from?Quote:
Originally posted by googleman@11 May 2003 - 09:43
if u have access to chloroform just put a drop or two in its food and whens its down brush its teeth,could not be simpeler
Oh and don't blame me if the cat "kicks the bucket" because you put more than one or two drops in.
chloroform is actually a pretty easy chemical to handle and deal with. as long as you use it in an area where there is a fresh air supply, you will be perfectly safe. as to the dosage required to knock a cat out, i don't know. some people may think this is a dangerous idea, however chloroform was used for many years in surgery on humans.
don't use it if you don't know what you're doing though
I could not give my cat chloroform, Just in case the worst should happen to my dear lu luQuote:
Originally posted by googleman@11 May 2003 - 08:43
if u have access to chloroform just put a drop or two in its food and whens its down brush its teeth,could not be simpeler
Oh and don't blame me if the cat "kicks the bucket" because you put more than one or two drops in.
http://hometown.aol.co.uk/Pumpencum/lu_lu_the_cat.JPG
Always Read The LabelQuote:
Originally posted by amphoteric88@11 May 2003 - 16:07
chloroform is actually a pretty easy chemical to handle and deal with. as long as you use it in an area where there is a fresh air supply, you will be perfectly safe. as to the dosage required to knock a cat out, i don't know. some people may think this is a dangerous idea, however chloroform was used for many years in surgery on humans.
don't use it if you don't know what you're doing though
http://hometown.aol.co.uk/Pumpencum/chloroform_a_40.jpg
:angry: I love all my cats!!
Despite how they smell!
Is this a joke thread or are you just someone that doesn't love cats? :unsure:
I love everything about my cats!!
They wash themselfes 10 times a day.. do you???
:huh: Maybe 10 times a year. :huh:Quote:
Originally posted by Rocktron@11 May 2003 - 11:47
I love everything about my cats!!
They wash themselfes 10 times a day.. do you???
I love My "Lu Lu" , lu lu has been with me for a long time, I care for lu lu, And give it's needs, i would not give Lu Lu Chloroform or any drug at all.Quote:
Originally posted by Rocktron@11 May 2003 - 16:47
:angry: I love all my cats!!
Despite how they smell!
Is this a joke thread or are you just someone that doesn't love cats? :unsure:
I love everything about my cats!!
They wash themselfes 10 times a day.. do you???
So far i think the best method for my problem is parsley as thats a herb and should be safe.
Do you have the same problem?
i suppose if you go overboard on the chloroform then there's always taxidermy :lol:
Please Note I did not say to use Chloroform, this is very unsafe.
PLEASE READ THE LABLE
http://hometown.aol.co.uk/Pumpencum/chloroform_a_40.jpg
i know you didn't advocate the use of chloroform. i was referring to goggleman.
however, chloroform is not as dangerous as you suggest it is.
i've worked with more dangerous chemicals than chloroform, i've used rat mutagens and suspected cancer agents. the biggest risk with chloroform is that it's a highly flammable volatile substance
edit: whoops, never let the page load to see the pic
:lol: stupid 56k
Are, You be able to help me, To just change the subject just for a mo.Quote:
Originally posted by amphoteric88@11 May 2003 - 17:09
i know you didn't advocate the use of chloroform. i was referring to goggleman.
however, chloroform is not as dangerous as you suggest it is.
i've worked with more dangerous chemicals than chloroform, i've used rat mutagens and suspected cancer agents. the biggest risk with chloroform is that it's a highly flammable volatile substance
edit: whoops, never let the page load to see the pic
:lol: stupid 56k
Walkers Crisps have just added a new ingredient to there crisps.
Ribonucleotide
I have had no reply back from Walkers to my request.
Take a look ata this,
http://hometown.aol.co.uk/Pumpencum/b12_a_40.jpg
No crisps for my "Lu Lu"http://hometown.aol.co.uk/Pumpencum/lu_lu_the_cat.JPG
ok, i assume you want to know some information on ribonucleotide. before you mentioned it, i hadn't really done any research on it. i had heard the name before, but never had any interest.
after a little research, i've found that anti-cancer research at the moment is in the study of using drugs called ribonucleotide reductase inhibitors. these are drugs which stop the reduction of ribonucleotide.
i very much doubt that any major food manufacturer would ever attempt to increase public risk. therefore ribonucleotide must be safe for public consumption.
(there is a binded cyanide group on the molecule pictured though)
Thank you, And very interesting. Thank you for taking a look.Quote:
Originally posted by amphoteric88@11 May 2003 - 17:42
ok, i assume you want to know some information on ribonucleotide. before you mentioned it, i hadn't really done any research on it. i had heard the name before, but never had any interest.
after a little research, i've found that anti-cancer research at the moment is in the study of using drugs called ribonucleotide reductase inhibitors. these are drugs which stop the reduction of ribonucleotide.
i very much doubt that any major food manufacturer would ever attempt to increase public risk. therefore ribonucleotide must be safe for public consumption.
(there is a binded cyanide group on the molecule pictured though)
The modern process and the science thats goes into a bag of crisps, hi hi.
Now back to Lu Lu.
http://hometown.aol.co.uk/Pumpencum/lu_lu_the_cat.JPG
just got back from the Vet's, I have got some cream to put in Lu Lu's mouth, It's like salmon spread.
I don't think Lu Lu will mind it. :o
:P I'm sure she won't mind you borrowing some if you run out of food :DQuote:
Originally posted by CELEBS_ARE_US@19 May 2003 - 18:34
just got back from the Vet's, I have got some cream to put in Lu Lu's mouth, It's like salmon spread.
I don't think Lu Lu will mind it. :o
Now she'll smell of Salmon :x :xQuote:
Originally posted by CELEBS_ARE_US@19 May 2003 - 18:34
just got back from the Vet's, I have got some cream to put in Lu Lu's mouth, It's like salmon spread.
I don't think Lu Lu will mind it. :o
Now she'll smell of Salmon :x :x [/b][/quote]Quote:
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just got back from the Vet's, I have got some cream to put in Lu Lu's mouth, It's like salmon spread.
I don't think Lu Lu will mind it. :o
Now, i did not think of that, And i don't know if i like the smell of salmon, Looks like i could be back to the drawing board again.
Now, i did not think of that, And i don't know if i like the smell of salmon, Looks like i could be back to the drawing board again. [/b][/quote]Quote:
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@19 May 2003 - 18:34
just got back from the Vet's, I have got some cream to put in Lu Lu's mouth, It's like salmon spread.
I don't think Lu Lu will mind it. :o
Now she'll smell of Salmon :x :x
Put a peg on your nose Baz or get Jonno to feed her :D
Put a peg on your nose Baz or get Jonno to feed her :D [/b][/quote]Quote:
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Originally posted by -Goldwheelz@19 May 2003 - 18:07
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@19 May 2003 - 18:34
just got back from the Vet's, I have got some cream to put in Lu Lu's mouth, It's like salmon spread.
I don't think Lu Lu will mind it. :o
Now she'll smell of Salmon :x :x
Now, i did not think of that, And i don't know if i like the smell of salmon, Looks like i could be back to the drawing board again.
Thats probably the best thing to do, But it's when Lu Lu is near me, thats when the funny smells kick off.
Perhaps it's got wind, and it's not it's breath at all. :lol:
:blink:Quote:
I bought him a little white mouse, and when I threw it into the living room for the first time, he ran after it, picked it up, came trotting back to me and dropped it at my feet!
Cruelty!!!
/me hides under bed and cries! :ph34r: