Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat Health & Behaviour => Health & Behaviour General => Topic started by: Mark on June 10, 2009, 15:14:09 PM
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I was over the road earlier chatting to Belinda the herbalist. She said a friend of hers cat just had kittens ( >:( don't worry, I had words and offered vouchers) and the mum hadn't peed for a couple of days. Belinda advised her to put dandelion leaves down. Apparently the cat ate the leaves and is now peeing. Whether the two things are connected, I have no idea :evillaugh: (she is like a witch brewing up concoctions over there :evillaugh: )
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Dandelions are a well known diuretic!! Known in France as pissenlit ..... :evillaugh:
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Well dandelion is a diuretic - its recommended on the feline heart group as a safe, gentle diuretic for cats with heart fialure. Mind you, I'm amazed the cat actually ate the fresh leaves - I buy the powdered stuff and sprinkle on Sam's food. :) - can't see him eating the fresh leaves!
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Haha! SNAP! ;)
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I shouldnt take the p*** (or maybe I should, considering the topic ... :evillaugh:) but it did seem to me if she could convince a cat to eat fresh dandelion leaves she might be a useful friend to have :sneaky:
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I shouldnt take the p*** (or maybe I should, considering the topic ... :evillaugh:) but it did seem to me if she could convince a cat to eat fresh dandelion leaves she might be a useful friend to have :sneaky:
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o how my tummy hurts reading this
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I feed them to the rabbits and piggies, they kill for them :rofl: