Comments on: Making the World Safe — One Teaser at a Time http://www.lostwoodswegies.com/wordpress/2007/10/12/making-the-world-safe-one-teaser-at-a-time/ LostWoods Norwegian Forest Cats - Updates, Stories, & Random Thoughts Wed, 07 Jan 2009 03:07:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: rangashrii http://www.lostwoodswegies.com/wordpress/2007/10/12/making-the-world-safe-one-teaser-at-a-time/#comment-161 rangashrii Sun, 14 Oct 2007 16:37:18 +0000 http://www.lostwoodswegies.com/wordpress/2007/10/12/making-the-world-safe-one-teaser-at-a-time/#comment-161 Shira is awesome! Quick question. How to handle hairballs? Is there an effective food,treat or remedy for it? Maybe there is a good treat that can reduce the formation of hairballs? Anything I can do to reduce the risk? I do brush him every week..Please let me know.. Thank you. Shira is awesome!
Quick question. How to handle hairballs? Is there an effective food,treat or remedy for it? Maybe there is a good treat that can reduce the formation of hairballs? Anything I can do to reduce the risk? I do brush him every week..Please let me know.. Thank you.

]]> By: Sally http://www.lostwoodswegies.com/wordpress/2007/10/12/making-the-world-safe-one-teaser-at-a-time/#comment-162 Sally Sun, 14 Oct 2007 23:22:57 +0000 http://www.lostwoodswegies.com/wordpress/2007/10/12/making-the-world-safe-one-teaser-at-a-time/#comment-162 In case no one else lives in the country in an older home, I can vouch for the efficiency of Wegies as mousers. My house was built in the 1940's and hadn't had much updating when I brought my two girls home in 2003. We'd always had mice in an outdoor shed and in our attic. The three weeks following my cats' arrival were full of mice chases. The two kittens would toss the poor mouse back and forth between each other until I'd rescue it from them and capture it and put it outside. Since then there have been no mice in the house. However, I did have quite a large nest get built in my blower motor in my car, which made the air conditioner make a funny noise. My mechanic was surprised when he investigated and found the nesting material! now all I need is a Wegie to guard my car from the mice. ;o) In case no one else lives in the country in an older home, I can vouch for the efficiency of Wegies as mousers. My house was built in the 1940’s and hadn’t had much updating when I brought my two girls home in 2003. We’d always had mice in an outdoor shed and in our attic. The three weeks following my cats’ arrival were full of mice chases. The two kittens would toss the poor mouse back and forth between each other until I’d rescue it from them and capture it and put it outside.

Since then there have been no mice in the house. However, I did have quite a large nest get built in my blower motor in my car, which made the air conditioner make a funny noise. My mechanic was surprised when he investigated and found the nesting material! now all I need is a Wegie to guard my car from the mice. ;o)

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