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 Originally Posted by RalphLambrecht  Did you notice any bleaching of the fur? If so, don't fix but redevelop! If the cat has disappeared already, it's too late. I love animals and have had two cats. Both lived to 20 but this kind of humour appeals to me.
It is in the great Music Hall tradition or whatever the German equivalent is.
pentaxuser
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Originally Posted by lxdude The best known is probably the danger chocolate can present to dogs in sufficient quantity. One not well known is the toxic nature of grapes/raisins to dogs as it can cause acute renal failure.
Let's see what I've got in the magic trash can for Mateo! blog website
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One of my classmates has a hearing dog, a Border Collie named Gandalf. She sits in the front row in lectures, and Gandalf would sit at her feet or, if he got bored, kinda wander off and see if anyone would pet him. One lecture we had a guest speaker who, for some reason, decided she'd give out chocolates to anyone who answered her questions correctly. At this stage she wasn't well liked already, as some artists seem to make a point to be rather condescending to students, but then she tried to feed chocolates to the friendly little border collie, insisting it was fine.
Since then she's been known as "That lady who tried to kill Gandalf."
The grapes and raisins thing is new to me though, I'll remember that one.
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Originally Posted by hrst If it WAS cyanide, a proper first-aid antidote would have been sodium thiosulfate --- fixer. True but via intravenous injection (not by mouth) ~200 mg/kg body weight. Oral sodium thiosulfate is absorbed poorly and takes too long to get into the blood stream. Na or K Cyanide works very fast.
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Onions are poisonous to cats - they affect white blood cell production.
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Originally Posted by RH Designs Onions are poisonous to cats - they affect white blood cell production. Now, that is the most useful information I've gotten off this forum in quite a while 
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Our cats loved watermelon, canteloupe and peas. One of them would sit up and beg for peas at the table. She could smell them.
PE
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Originally Posted by Photo Engineer Our cats loved watermelon, canteloupe and peas. One of them would sit up and beg for peas at the table. She could smell them.
PE My Technika (the cat, not the camera—I have one of each) will try anything. She loves licking cardboard and scotch tape, for that matter. But I've never tried to bleach her. 
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Our cats were fixed!
PE
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Yes, when they are fixed it can prevent surplus kittens. Very important !
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