Rapid Fire
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My little avatar cat - NOEL - got to lusting for a change of diet today.
We knocked down a large basketball sized hornets nest yesterday with WD-40 penetrating spray and finished it off with RAID hornet killer. We then broke up the nest and crushed it out on the road.
Noel got into it late this afternoon and had a feed of dead hornets and their larvae (revolting). We manged to catch hold of her and forced her to barf it all up ( grossly revolting).
QUESTION - this mixture would not have been in her stomach for more than 15-20 minutes before we induced her to 'give it up'. Is there any particular signs we should be looking for in her. Someone will be with her all night and the dog will also alert us if she has difficulty.
And she will not be attending the vet tonight. The local Hospital is taking all our vets calls until Friday morning and the next nearest vet is a three hour car ride away. Not to worry - the Doctors at the Hospital do this all the time. When we moved out of the city we never counted on that.
We are trying the RAID HOTLINE but there is no answer at the Canadian number and the USA 800 number doesn't apply to canada.
Thank you, Allison.
We knocked down a large basketball sized hornets nest yesterday with WD-40 penetrating spray and finished it off with RAID hornet killer. We then broke up the nest and crushed it out on the road.
Noel got into it late this afternoon and had a feed of dead hornets and their larvae (revolting). We manged to catch hold of her and forced her to barf it all up ( grossly revolting).
QUESTION - this mixture would not have been in her stomach for more than 15-20 minutes before we induced her to 'give it up'. Is there any particular signs we should be looking for in her. Someone will be with her all night and the dog will also alert us if she has difficulty.
And she will not be attending the vet tonight. The local Hospital is taking all our vets calls until Friday morning and the next nearest vet is a three hour car ride away. Not to worry - the Doctors at the Hospital do this all the time. When we moved out of the city we never counted on that.
We are trying the RAID HOTLINE but there is no answer at the Canadian number and the USA 800 number doesn't apply to canada.
Thank you, Allison.