Little Big Cat Inc.

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from November 10, 2013
  

  Becky H. asked:

  Holistic Health Friends with Pets - does anyone have ANY experience with bladder stones and a natural way to get rid of them?? Anything other than putting them on Royal Canin SO food?

  

  Urinary C. replied:

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• Referral from March 11, 2012
  

  Stacy B. asked:

  Does anyone know this local company?

  

  Lauren F. replied:

  While this one is about cats, it makes sense to me that it would also apply to dogs somewhat. I would question the suitability of an overly processed extruded food being fed repeatedly, with little to no variation for the life of an animal, more than I would a biologically appropriate diet designed to meet the nutritional needs of dogs. http://www.littlebigcat.com/.../study-supports-raw-meat.../

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• Referral from November 29, 2011
  

  ReBecca G. asked:

  so my friend called me earlier asking me to recommend a vet to declaw her cat.....i told her i couldn't in good conscience give her any advice on the subject....and she doesn't want to do it but she lives in a subsidised housing unit and the land lord is telling her she has to or she can't have the cat (cali) Cali is her daughter's cat (therapy cat) so she can't give it up as her daughter needs her....i told her to try and convince her land lord to allow her to get nail caps and to get some literature on why declawing is bad....which she is going to do however i am wondering if there is any laws in minnesota prohibiting a landlord to force the mutilation of cats.....also.....this is a MINNESOTA government housing apartment.....SECTION 8 is there anything at all that anyone can suggest as to how to look into this and anyway to suggest that this be changed if in fact there is no law on the books at the current time and any suggestions on how to shame section 8 into changing this policy

  

  Kelly S. replied:

  I agree with Jo ReBecca. If her cat is a service animal they may have to allow your friend to keep her, and intact. Get as much literature as you can printed out and send it to the landlord, the housing authority, and social services. They need to be made aware that she is a therapy animal and that declawing her could severely change her personality making it difficult for her to keep Cali and thereby affecting her daughters well-being. Your friend actually has a chance to make a big difference here. There are many sites to get great info from. As Dr. Hofve suggested, pawsneedclaws is a great site as well as Dr. Hofves site littlebigcat.com.

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