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***SERIOUS POST...DON'T FEED YOUR CAT FRISKIES CANNED CAT FOOD!!!***
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 290249:MV80NjQ3MTRfNzMxOTgyM185NDM4QzIwRQ==] Thanks for the heads up! My mom just gave me 8 cans of friskies, not knowing that my cat won't eat it. My cat prefers tuna and sardines...No worries, tune does not last long and fresh outta the can btw! My cat does not do the wet food trip, only a treat on occasion ,but kitty no like friskies so we usually get a small taste of people food as a treat. But I do have hear 8 cans of food that may well be tainted! Hm..white gums eh... Vomiting - vomiting several times within the hour, especially if blood appears in the vomitus, the cat is lethargic, or refuses to eat. Possible causes include ingestion of a foreign object, liver and kidney disease, gastrointestinal problems, and poisoning. Diarrhea - diarrhea is a symptom of many conditions or diseases. Diarrhea may cause the cat to suffer from dehydration, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, high fever, lethargy, bloody and/or watery stools. Possible causes are stomach or intestinal viruses, intestinal parasites, dietary indiscretions (i.e., eating garbage or other offensive or irritating materials), inflammatory bowel disease, neoplasia, fungal or bacterial infection, hyperthyroidism, and loss of pancreatic function. If diarrhea is persistent, immediate vet care is vital. ***Change in Gum Color - if any change in a cat's normally pink gums become white, blue, yellow, or bright red, see a vet immediately. White or pale gums may indicate anemia or systemic shock; blue gums from breathing problems; yellow gums from red blood cell destruction, liver disease, or gall bladder disease; red gums from septic shock or severe infection. http://www.sniksnak.com/cathealth/vet.html [/quote]
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I DON'T NORMALLY ASK FOR A PIN, BUT MODS YOU SHOULD PIN THIS!!!
I know this is going to sound a lot like a typical fake doom post, but I've been with GLP long enough to have earned some credibility, so this is what I have to say...hope you'll heed the warning even though I have no link or proof...
My daughter has a friend who works at a veterinary office in Tahoe. She says that they have had several cats come in that are very sick and some have even died! They all have been poisoned from eating Friskies canned cat food!!! She says that her friend told her that even though this has not been made public yet, she wanted to let my daughter know, because she knows that my daughter has two cats of her own, and that she feeds them Friskies.
AGAIN...NO CONFIRMATION AND NO LINK...JUST A WARNING FROM A PHONE CALL THAT MY DAUGHTER RECEIEVED FROM HER FRIEND THAT WORKS AT A VET IN TAHOE ABOUT CATS COMING INTO THE OFFICE VERY SICK AND SOME HAVE DIED!!!
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