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Luke
26-09-2005, 02:56 PM
well it has been disasterous this morning, the human content of the house is down with sickness and diorehha (sp) from a rather curious take away from Saturday evening, everyone has been in bed and feeling very bad so no work for my parents and as now im the only child in the house now tutors for me, well me being me still insisted on getting up at 5:30 to do the usual pet chores, cleaned out the bunnies and the guinea-pig, fed them let them out for a run etc, then sorted out the dogs but then i noticed no Clementine, she wasn't in the house at all, which meant she hadn't came home last night, so panic set in and i went and told my mum who was drinking tea in the kitchen :roll: and she said she hadn't heard Clementine last night, but everyone had their head down the toilet and never noticed, so i go and have a look around, and nothing then at 10 o'clock' i hear this odd noise at the front door, in comes Clementine not herself, she went and lay on the couch and didnt move, until she heard her dinner bowl rattle, she waddled into the kitchen and i had to lift her up onto the work top, 5 minutes later she has been sick everywhere, and her eyes looked odd there was something not right, so we put her in the cat basket popped it on the back seat and managed to get out to the vets, even though we ourselves have got food poisoning, well after a few hours there the vet informs us Clementine has some form of mild poisoning which contained worferine (sp?) meaning rodent poison, meaning she had had a rodent that had been infected. So she is now banned from leaving the house for a week, is on medication to stop the blood from thinning and something elose to make her sick up the remaining traces of poison in her, so generally not a happy kitty, she can't eat anything bar chicken and rice, or any milk for 72 hours.
She is at present asleep in her basket which has been propped by the fire, its odd but it never crossed my mind about catching mice and rats and the factor of poison :?
anyway im off to tend to the sick kitty, which BTW i think is over dramatising for attention :lol: :lol:
Best wishes

smudgley
26-09-2005, 04:35 PM
Oh dear - it all happens in your house :shock:

Hope you are all feeling better soon.

Oh & you may find this useful - someone told me this many years ago & it is something that has always stuck with me -

DIARRHOEA

Died in a rolls royce having over eaten again

D - died
I - in
A-a
R-rolls
R-royce
H - having
O-over
E-eaten
A - again

I know it's weird - but it's one thing I always know how to spell :wink:

Fran
26-09-2005, 05:43 PM
:lol: @ Smudgley!!!

Well Luke, there is never a dull or quiet moment at your house!! Food poisoning can be very serious so I hope that you are all feeling somewhat better now. Poor old Clementine :( Warfarin is indeed used in some mouse and rat killing products. It is also used in small doses in humans to thin the blood!! It is extremely toxic to cats and you are very very lucky that Clementine is ok. You must locate where the warfarin has been put and try and remove it or speak to who ever put it there.....as Clementine may not be so lucky next time :shock: Incidently Luke, I thought Clementine was a house cat ??? :?

Luke
26-09-2005, 06:27 PM
well she was a house cat, and then since she had her trip away for a week we can;t keep her in, so she tends to come and go as she pleases, we dont really mind.
But its a bit of a worry, i have a feeling i know where it is so i will have a word with the person who has put it out, me thinks it was meant for maruading cats as this person thinks every cat is out to destroy their petunias!

Mags
26-09-2005, 07:00 PM
I'm beginning to wonder if anything ever goes right in your house Luke :roll: I hope everyone will soon be feeling better including Clementine who, as PK said, is a very lucky cat if she has ingested warfarin :shock:

Luke
26-09-2005, 07:23 PM
I'm beginning to wonder if anything ever goes right in your house Luke :roll: I hope everyone will soon be feeling better including Clementine who, as PK said, is a very lucky cat if she has ingested warfarin :shock:
oh yes Mags, at this moment in time nothing seems to be going right, must be our year for bad luck, but must remain positive.
Clementine is very lucky and the vet said a few more hours and she wouldnt be here now, she is a lot better now she can eat without vomiting, shes back to the vets at 12 oclock tommorow morning, to make sure all is ok

Mags
26-09-2005, 07:25 PM
Glad she is feeling better Luke....

Luke
26-09-2005, 07:29 PM
Glad she is feeling better Luke....
lol no more than me, cleaning cat sick up when your not feeling well yourself isnt a good idea :cat36

bobbie3917
26-09-2005, 07:59 PM
hoeps he is well soon

Luke
26-09-2005, 08:03 PM
hoeps she is well soon
thanks Nat :)

smudgley
26-09-2005, 09:23 PM
If I were you Luke I would contact the environmental health & let them know. I contacted them last year & DEFRA when we thought someone was putting poison down (we found a few dead hedgehogs) I was really scared for my cats - DEFRA took it very seriously & came out & collected the dead hedgehogs for PM's. & said if it turns out to be poison they will investigate it until they find out who it is & what they are using & why.

Turns out the poor little hedgehogs had alchohol poisoning from all the apples that had fallen off the trees. :oops:

Mags
26-09-2005, 09:58 PM
Awwwww poor little hedgehogs :cry:

Luke
29-09-2005, 01:31 PM
We're back from the vets from Clementines check up, all is well no traces of the poisoning the vet has assured is she will now be fine at present she is eating a bowl of sardines, she seems happy and we have placed an official complaint with the council about the person in question who seems to be leaving poisoned 'bait' out for the local cats, so many havent been caught in time, unfortunatly
best wishes

Moli
29-09-2005, 08:35 PM
Glad she is on the mend Luke..

Luke
29-09-2005, 09:05 PM
thanks pat, so am i, so am i
best wishes