Brandy  Alexandre wrote:

Which word are you having trouble reading? The post reads "implied".

Attacking another will do you no good at this stage, the only way you
can recover is to admit you were wrong, learn from it, and move on.

She said.

Again, why risk it? And why base so much confidence on an anecdotal
study of a statistically teeny group?

Brandy  Alexandre wrote:

I'd rather see a study involving more cats... 3 cats isn't a
sufficiently broad enough base to be conclusive of anything.

Wow! *three* cats!  You really are  clueless. I guess it never occurred to
your limited mentality that the vast majority of poisonings in cats are not
reported- especially to the ASPCA because they charge $40 per call and/or
because most people don't even realize their cats have been poisoned.  Also,
very, very few necropsies are performed on cats so the true incidence of
onion toxicity is *unknown*.

Denise M. Simmons, American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals-Animal Poison Control Center:

"A cat that has ingested oxidant-containing foods such as onions, however,
may develop severe, life-threatening anemia in conjunction with Heinz-body
formation. Therefore, cat owners should be cautioned to check labels on
foods or herbal remedies to ensure that onions are not among the
ingredients." (Toxicology Brief Veterinary Technician August 2001 p 425)

Ah, I see. You feel its ok to feed onions to cats because they "usually
recover" from onion toxicity and might not die.  What's wrong with you?  Has
all those years of doing crack and cocaine burnt out your brain?

The toxicity of onions is highly *variable* and depends on their disulfide
concentration.  Onions grown in soil high in sulfur are *more* toxic to cats
than onions grown in soil with little sulfur.  Onions grown in parts of
Louisiana, Texas, Colorado, Nevada, Wyoming, and California are *more*
toxic to cats than onions grown in other parts of the country.  Also, the
toxicity of onions can be further increased by sulfur dioxide in the
atmosphere.

Therefore, moron, the lethal dose of onions in cats is *unknown* because of
the variations in toxicity of onions and variations in feline hemoglobin
from cat to cat.

But the real point that you're missing is why take the risk when other
treats are available that cats enjoy more and don't pose any risk?

You truly are irresponsible, unintelligent and a clear and present danger to
cats and unfit to be entrusted
with a cat's life.

Phil P.  ignore John Doe we all try to he has not worked his way up to a
kill file yet

 He has stated before he can't get pussy ( his words ) and has this
fixation crush on cybercat and whiter shade of pale ( Barry ) can't leave
them alone
only thing he has be good at so far is stating who he thinks is a troll,
posting their aka's that are not even right

And Phil that is a bad thing to say about a condom  it has a use at least

Brandy  Alexandre wrote:

It is more than obvious you really don't care about the welfare of felines.

I don't think so, moron. Your ego is too huge too let you plonk anyone.  You
just have to know what people say about you.   Its remarkably
coincidental that you *always* follow up your lame posts with with more
detailed posts after I criticize the inadequacy and stupidity of your first
post.

He doesn't have

"Dangerously faulty"?  LOL!   I see all that crack and cocaine you inhaled
for all those years has burnt out most of your brain cells.  My information
is often more accurate than that of vets- *especially* your vet- who gave
you
*bogus* information about inhalation therapy for cats.

You're a self-confessed animal abuser whose too ignorant about cats and
feline physiology to know what's dangerous or not  Otherwise, you wouldn't
post utterly *stupid* and extraordinarily *dangerous* information about
onions toxicity in cats.  Thankfully, most readers realize you're a
crack-whore and hopefully won't give your dangerous information any
credence.

Brandy  Alexandre wrote:

You don't seem to have grasped the concept that temporary pleasure can
sometimes have lasting side effects and be harmful to the health. It
isn't always all about pleasure.

We already know you don't think it is a terrible risk; however, it might
be a good idea to keep these opinions to yourself rather than
broadcasting them over the newsgroup. You are only raising the
signal-to-noise ratio with such bad information, and moreso with your
weak efforts to defend your position on feeding onions.

You are being targeted because you are the one who blatantly stated it
was acceptable to feed onions to felines.

That would be an assumption on your part. Not every lasagna made has
garlic and onion.

Regardless of the personalities involved here, what I find most
troubling is your post basically saying that it is okay to feed large
quantities of onions to felines.

That is the bottom line regarding the feline issue in this thread.

Getting back to personalities..

You need anger management classes so you don't need to come here and
stir up the pot so you don't have to take your life frustrations out on
Kami. Thankfully you don't like kids, because given the way you care for
Kami those kids would have a horrid start in life.