December 17, 2005As some
of you may know (or have guessed) I'm a certifiable Cat Nut! Right
now I have 4 indoor kitties, and help care for (neuter, shelter &
feed) a feral colony outside my home.
Over the years I've found some really special
products that work for me. I'd like to share them with you.
Those who make or sell these products have nothing to do with this
page. I ask for/ get no freebies, and I don't take requests for
listings. (Of course, I'm sure there's lots of good products/ sites
out there I haven't discovered, but these are the ones I have.)
Enjoy, Dr. Irene
Antiicky-Poo by Mister Max.
This stuff really gets the urine stink out like nothing I've ever
used before. I recommend the "starter kit" with the injector for
anywhere pet urine has permeated (like carpet with backing).
http://www.antiickypoo.com/ (Available elsewhere too; I
just like this site; quick delivery.)
Liv-a-Littles by Halo. My cats DIE for
these, especially the chicken flavor. Vicky's site sells them
at a great price compared with elsewhere. Not the fastest delivery,
but a lovely woman to deal with.
http://allnaturalpethealth.com/site/590361/product/H101
Stunning, durable, & well-priced
Swarovski crystal pet collars. I've not
come across a more beautiful, let alone comparably priced product anywhere. Peggy makes them
and sells them from her Ebay store.
http://stores.ebay.com/SWAROVSKI-Rhinestone-Pet-Collars/
Cat Shelter/ Igloo from IndyFeral.
This is a well-priced and durable shelter for outdoor kitties sold
by a wonderful feral kitty rescue organization.
http://indyferal.org/index.php?page=shelters
Want to adopt a kitty?
Check out Audrey, the lady I got my little Tuffy from (my favorite
kitty), and who introduced me to feral cats. She catches them,
neuters them, tames them, and - if she can bear it - adopts them
out. She's in Florida these days, but will work with you. Lots of
good info too.
http://Cats4Adoption.com
Ally Cat Allies,
a feral cat rescue organization. They do lots for ferals, and are
rated highly by outside sources in terms of how contributions are
spent.
http://www.alleycat.org/
