I am wondering about the rabies vaccine. Based on information on Wikipedia, after treatment, after vaccinating, the rabies immunoglobulin is effective for 10 years. So, why do pets get a vaccination yearly? What has changed so drastically, that pets need a yearly vaccine?
When I find the answer, I will bring it here.
Regarding immune diseases, pets do not get enough good oils. My cat will take MCT oil, because it is close to flavorless. This is very good. I am thrilled my cat will take MCT oil. I tried coconut oil, the hard white substance, on a plate. They would not take that. On a spoon, they lick off MCT. And that is also coconut oil, but it has been heat fractionated. It stays liquid.
There are different circumstances under which a cat benefits from a larger intake of oil. We just passed Christmas. I wonder how many animals ingest bad things at Christmas. I bet a few. One did. And by two means, he ejected it. But just in case, I am providing a little extra incentive for whatever could be there to get out. Aside from this, good oils have great benefit for cats. I've reviewed the allotted dosages a cat ought have. And I am seeing if I can get my cats up to that. For now, it's a lick. Later, I would like them to take what a cat can take daily. And I will measure the success upon their fur.
This blog also demo's prayer. So, I had found out that my cat had ingested something bad. I was praying. For some reason, I forgot to tell my husband. There I am. I just prayed. I was still in that meditating moment, with God, and trusting him to help. And in walks my husband, and he confirms by his word, God answered the prayer. And I tell him, "You know, I was just praying about that 2 minutes ago." And so, God helps me pet parent. I am not independant. I am, in the Earthly sense, but not so spiritually. I rely upon God. And he answered my prayer, confirmed his response, 2 minutes after praying.
My kittens are fine. And I've put back the bad bit of material in storage, up and away. Cat owners typically get rid of stuff like that, and I should. If one forgets, because of the busy nature of Christmas, that's a bad thing. So, instead, it is either care for it, or get it out.
I expanded my expectation of that. Other things they get into got pulled up. Nope. Not even one shred of temptation, or building toward a taste for such things. Up and out.
Just as a note, to myself, the item which was consumed has not been used for I bet over 10 years. When you have cats, it's one of those things best not used, if you forget to put it away.
I've been into crafting lately. After the recent experience, I did research. After the research, I decided to make an individual room that crafting place. And no bits will be about, because my home's first purpose is to serve its occupants. And after that, then, hobbies. Life first. Health first. And later, the rest. Particularly when you cut wire, the end can fling any direction. It's also very good for the one crafting to wear safety glasses. I need to be better about that. I developed techniques, such as putting my craft under a fabric, to prevent flight. However, it partly works. I've found metal bits around. And I have to meticulously hunt for wire bits. Having said that, I think a specific room might be beneficial. This year will involve creating that space. Research highlighted to me that such little bits, not cared for, can be a source of damage to individuals. And it needs containment. Organizing to make a hobby type space is work, but there's a whole year ahead. I'll bet it's not a year's work.
When I find the answer, I will bring it here.
Regarding immune diseases, pets do not get enough good oils. My cat will take MCT oil, because it is close to flavorless. This is very good. I am thrilled my cat will take MCT oil. I tried coconut oil, the hard white substance, on a plate. They would not take that. On a spoon, they lick off MCT. And that is also coconut oil, but it has been heat fractionated. It stays liquid.
There are different circumstances under which a cat benefits from a larger intake of oil. We just passed Christmas. I wonder how many animals ingest bad things at Christmas. I bet a few. One did. And by two means, he ejected it. But just in case, I am providing a little extra incentive for whatever could be there to get out. Aside from this, good oils have great benefit for cats. I've reviewed the allotted dosages a cat ought have. And I am seeing if I can get my cats up to that. For now, it's a lick. Later, I would like them to take what a cat can take daily. And I will measure the success upon their fur.
This blog also demo's prayer. So, I had found out that my cat had ingested something bad. I was praying. For some reason, I forgot to tell my husband. There I am. I just prayed. I was still in that meditating moment, with God, and trusting him to help. And in walks my husband, and he confirms by his word, God answered the prayer. And I tell him, "You know, I was just praying about that 2 minutes ago." And so, God helps me pet parent. I am not independant. I am, in the Earthly sense, but not so spiritually. I rely upon God. And he answered my prayer, confirmed his response, 2 minutes after praying.
My kittens are fine. And I've put back the bad bit of material in storage, up and away. Cat owners typically get rid of stuff like that, and I should. If one forgets, because of the busy nature of Christmas, that's a bad thing. So, instead, it is either care for it, or get it out.
I expanded my expectation of that. Other things they get into got pulled up. Nope. Not even one shred of temptation, or building toward a taste for such things. Up and out.
Just as a note, to myself, the item which was consumed has not been used for I bet over 10 years. When you have cats, it's one of those things best not used, if you forget to put it away.
I've been into crafting lately. After the recent experience, I did research. After the research, I decided to make an individual room that crafting place. And no bits will be about, because my home's first purpose is to serve its occupants. And after that, then, hobbies. Life first. Health first. And later, the rest. Particularly when you cut wire, the end can fling any direction. It's also very good for the one crafting to wear safety glasses. I need to be better about that. I developed techniques, such as putting my craft under a fabric, to prevent flight. However, it partly works. I've found metal bits around. And I have to meticulously hunt for wire bits. Having said that, I think a specific room might be beneficial. This year will involve creating that space. Research highlighted to me that such little bits, not cared for, can be a source of damage to individuals. And it needs containment. Organizing to make a hobby type space is work, but there's a whole year ahead. I'll bet it's not a year's work.
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