Ribh's D'Coopage

[Marie2020]

Some Caturday pictures from the vault. I found these while looking for Daisy, the greatest hen ever, photos.

From Christmas a few years ago. Dr. Zoidberg and Davis playing in wrapping paper.

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Davis and his best friend, my daughter's first munchkin, Bubbie
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Omg cute or what. The double up shoot should be sold as pictures in frames.

 

[BY Bob]

Omg cute or what. The double up shoot should be sold as pictures in frames.

Aww, you are very kind to say so.

 

[Marie2020]

Aww, you are very kind to say so.

I don't say anything like this unless I mean it. It's a beautiful picture

 

[Marie2020]

I just managed to soak my cat in some Epsom salt to remove dry scabs from a scratch I'd washed and oiled. Soon time to rub coconut oil in

 

[RoyalChick]

I just managed to soak my cat in some Epsom salt to remove dry scabs from a scratch I'd washed and oiled. Soon time to rub coconut oil in

Coconut oil on your cat?! Why? Mine would shred me if I even thought about doing that. Are you sure it isn't toxic to cats?

Also Epsom salts give cats diarhhea if they injest them - safe on wounds etc. but you need to prevent the cat from licking it all. I don't think it is toxic to cats just gives you a clean-up job.

 

[Marie2020]

I just managed to soak my cat in some Epsom salt to remove dry scabs from a scratch I'd washed and oiled. Soon time to rub coconut oil in

It had to be done, and he' so much more comfortable

 

[Marie2020]

Coconut oil on your cat?! Why? Mine would shred me if I even thought about doing that. Are you sure it isn't toxic to cats?

It's an antifungal, he loves a little coconut oil. It's good for cats and dogs

 

[RoyalChick]

It's an antifungal, he loves a little coconut oil. It's good for cats and dogs

Good to know it is good for cats. Epsom salts give them diarrhea if they actually consume them.

 

[Marie2020]

Coconut oil on your cat?! Why? Mine would shred me if I even thought about doing that. Are you sure it isn't toxic to cats?

Also Epsom salts give cats diarhhea if they injest them - safe on wounds etc. but you need to prevent the cat from licking it all. I don't think it is toxic to cats just gives you a clean-up job.

That's is worrying but him being uncomfortable even more stressful. I'll settle him outside my bedroom door tonight away from carpet and leave paper down. I'll be up very early to let him out.

His skin is perfectly cleared now no more scabs at all

I don't know if it's true but apparently if you put coconut oil on a tick it kills them. Does anyone know if this is correct?

 

[BY Bob]

That's is worrying but him being uncomfortable even more stressful. I'll settle him outside my bedroom door tonight away from carpet and leave paper down. I'll be up very early to let him out.

His skin is perfectly cleared now no more scabs at all

I don't know if it's true but apparently if you put coconut oil on a tick it kills them. Does anyone know if this is correct?

I suppose it could suffocate them. I believe that petroleum jelly works that way.