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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / July 2006Brown Recluse Update
Caught one! Adult fiddleback and it's DEAD DEAD DEAD. Came from the least-used (ties, suits and tuxes) closet. The sticky traps are great. More sticky traps to go all over the house. http://www.pic-corp.com/www/consumer/ratglue.htm No carcinogenic neurotoxins. Cheers H. > Caught one! Adult fiddleback and it's DEAD DEAD DEAD. > Came from the least-used (ties, suits and tuxes) closet. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Cheers > H.//// Pleased to hear that. Any news update on how Lily is doing with her recovery? Helen M >> Caught one! Adult fiddleback and it's DEAD DEAD DEAD. >> Came from the least-used (ties, suits and tuxes) closet. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Helen M I guess you missed my post. Lily had to be put down. I hope someone who isn't allergic to Bill adopts him, he's a keeper. I'm holding out for another feral kitten. Cheers H. > I guess you missed my post. Lily had to be put down. > I hope someone who isn't allergic to Bill adopts him, he's a keeper. > I'm holding out for another feral kitten. Helen I missed it too,,,,which Lily? Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs >> I guess you missed my post. Lily had to be put down. >> I hope someone who isn't allergic to Bill adopts him, he's a keeper. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Lily Litvak was an adopted kitten who developed a swollen paw. I returned her to the shelter. Antibiotics didn't help and they put her down. I suspect a Brown Recluse bite. > Lily Litvak was an adopted kitten who developed a swollen paw. > I returned her to the shelter. Antibiotics didn't help and they put her > down. Oh no!!! I remember her now- poor kitten! Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > Caught one! Adult fiddleback and it's DEAD DEAD DEAD. > Came from the least-used (ties, suits and tuxes) closet. > The sticky traps are great. Wow, good for you! How did it get where you are? Aren't you in too cold a climate for that particular spider? Chak  SignatureOnce we thought the earth was flat-- What of that? It was just as globos then Under believing men As our later folks have found it, By success in running round it; What we think may guide our acts, But it does not alter facts. -- Charlotte Perkins Gilman, poet, author, freethinker > Wow, good for you! How did it get where you are? Aren't you in too cold > a climate for that particular spider? If we've got 'em in Missouri (and we do, by the ton) he can sure have 'em in Texas! > If we've got 'em in Missouri (and we do, by the ton) he can sure have > 'em in Texas! Sorry! I was corn-fused. I know Texas has them, I thought he was in England. (Menofog is a bitch.) Chak SignatureOnce we thought the earth was flat-- What of that? It was just as globos then Under believing men As our later folks have found it, By success in running round it; What we think may guide our acts, But it does not alter facts. -- Charlotte Perkins Gilman, poet, author, freethinker > Sorry! I was corn-fused. I know Texas has them, I thought he was in > England. (Menofog is a bitch.) No need to apologize for menofog. >> Caught one! Adult fiddleback and it's DEAD DEAD DEAD. >> Came from the least-used (ties, suits and tuxes) closet. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Chak snip I'm in Central Texas. Fiddlebacks are quite common here. H. |
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