Keeping Kitty Away From...

                               Keeping Kitty Away From Your Herbs! 

Cats can certainly get into things, a lot of things- 
and one of those things is your plants, especially potted
herb plants.

If this is happening in your household and you want a
natural solution to deter him (or her) just head to
the supermarket or drugstore and pick up some
Vick's Vapor Rub. 

Yes, the same stuff Mom or Grandma used to rub on 
your chest to help alleviate and end a cold.
Rub some on the sides of the pots.
The strong menthol smell is overwhelming to
your cat's nose and she or he will leave the potted  plants alone. 

And lastly, you may have to smear on a little more
in a week or two as the vapor rub will certainly wear off
and feel free to use vapor rub on some other things you
don't want your cat to get into.
Or use fresh peels from lemons and

oranges or black pepper.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!

One last request, if you would take a look at our new venture-
printing helpful dog and cat tips on recycled bags, we'd certainly
appreciate it.
A small percentage goes to our pet project-
(no pun intended) to help animal shelters buy
dog and cat food...

Thank You
James G.

Easter Warning To Cat Owners!

                             Beware Of This Plant!

Another Easter has come and gone.
And for most of us we have to deal with the extra
calories we consumed.
But for those with cats there's another problem that
may be lurking.
What is it? Easter Lillies!

That's right- if you bought or if you received
Easter lillies as gifts, you may want to give them
away.
Why? 
They may kill your cats.
That's right- hot off the presses, Veterinarians are
telling cat owners that the plants contain substances
that first shut down the kidneys and then kill your cats.
Some pet owners thought their cats were just tired or
in bad moods and then the urinary issues started and this
alarmed many pet owners.
And thanks to a doctor who asked very persistent questions
was the truth uncovered.

So, if you recognize yourself (or a loved one) in this post
and you want what's best for your cat, then make sure
the Easter lillies go or keep your cat in a spot--where he or 
she doesn't have access to your plants.

That's it- and if you have more leftover Easter eggs than you know
what to with, use to make deviled eggs or egg salad.
Why?
They'll boost your health in more ways than you can count.
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see title below.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
AllNaturalPetRxs!