GCCCP Fosters

03/08/2022

https://holisticpetcare.com/articles/nebulizing-with-colloidal-silver/

Silver has been used to kill over 650 different types of pathogens. It addresses so many different types of microorganisms including the most common bacteria, viruses and fungus. Forms of silver has been used for this purpose for centuries all over the world.During the colder months of winter, pets....

02/20/2022

D Mannose for urinary problems
I have used this for my cats and personally for myself. It will rid the burning sensation, and remove bacteria. It can be mixed in pets drinking water or 1/4 tsp mixed in moist food.
Again, I am not a doctor, and I am not saying one should not be consulted first.....but FYI
https://www.sweet-cures.com/blogs/health-hub/catcystitis

https://www.amazon.com/WellnessPartners-D-Mannose-Organic-Source-Powder/dp/B00HQOLTUS

Feline Cystitis Symptoms The following symptoms/behaviours can be indicative of your cat having Feline Urologic Syndrome (cystitis): Repeatedly visiting the litter tray Straining to urinate you may hear your cat crying at the litter box Only passing a few drops of urine at a time Suddenly stopping u...

02/20/2022

Colloidal Silver for Pets -
Colloidal silver is a natural health product composed of tiny silver particles mixed in a liquid base. These particles are thought to be able to pe*****te the body's cells and kill pathogens (viruses or bacteria that cause disease). The product can be used to treat a variety of conditions in both animals and humans due to its natural antibiotic, anti-viral and anti-fungal properties.
Silver was used in WWI. Once big pharmaceutical took over it was swept under the rug
https://www.drlaurenlove.com/the-benefits-and-uses-of-colloidal-silver/

Colloidal Silver is made with silver colloids, ionic silver and silver proteins; and colloidal is the term used to describe the particles of silver that do not dissolve, but instead remain suspended in the liquid.

02/10/2022

Garden City Community Cats Project has an exciting new community project!
Get ready to create a symbol of solidarity for the cats and their caretakers in Garden City! Trouble Posting ideas? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5up5v8V9thI

02/05/2022

Ear Mites in Cats FAQ
How do you get rid of ear mites in cats?
You can get rid of ear mites in cats with a three-step process. First, clean the ear and get rid of as many critters as possible. Next, apply a few drops of ear mite medicine into the ear canal and massage gently with a cotton swab. Finally, add an over-the-counter ear mite medication to the ears and repeat the process everyday until the mites are gone.
How do you know if your cat has ear mites?
Your cat might have ear mites if they're shaking their head or scratching the backs and insides of their ears excessively. When you look inside the ears, you’ll see a dark-brown crumbly substance. You can gently remove as much debris as possible and check with a magnifier under a bright light to confirm.
What medicine kills ear mites?
Any medicine or product that contains pyrethrins is effective in killing ear mites. However, it is toxic to cats, to be extremely cautious if you use it. Most vets now recommend using over-the-counter medications containing ivermectin instead.

01/25/2022

GCCCP and our Jack. Thank you, Rachel Dumont Keller! You are an amazing Foster Coordinator.😽

01/16/2022

“Hi Donna! I just had to send you an update- these kitties are thriving. Oscar is an absolute doll, hangs out with us all the time, cuddles the dogs and makes little tap-tap noises when he walks on the hardwood floors. Felix is still a shy guy, but likes to lay on top of us and cuddle and purr all night long, we don't mind him waking us up. And true to form he follows Oscar all over the place. They love the Christmas tree, but don't try to climb it. They are true angels, and we are so in love with them. I can't believe they were ever feral, especially because they sleep on no less than a dozen or so different blankets every day. Thank you for bringing them into our lives!”

01/30/2021

12/26/2020

Jicama and her grumpy sister, Ginger Nugz. Congrats to foster dad, Brian

11/21/2020

Fosters are very important people :)

First trip to our foster's lap. A little scary but we know it will have a happy ending. Good job Brian!

11/15/2020

You can order Lysine for cats on Amazon smile
https://www.thomaslabs.com/product/article-benefits-lysine-cats/cat-articles

Lysine is an essential amino acid that goes by various different names, including L-lysine Hydrochloride. There are various different benefits of Lysine for cats, including serving as a building block for protein, which plays a key role in carrying out many different bodily functions. Lysine can be....

11/08/2020