Is it safe for a cat to eat jalapeno?
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:26 PM
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Is it safe for a cat to eat jalapeno? |
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Little Ricky just ate some jalapeno laced cheese. He's stupid, but that's a subject for another thread. Is he gonna have a tummy problem?
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:27 PM
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1. You'll probably have a litter box problem |
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I'm surprised he ate it, Usually the smell dissuades them.
My dog eats hot peppers off my plants then sits next to me at night and has the worst gas! :nuke:
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:29 PM
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2. You have pepper plants? |
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I'm jealous! I need to go get some for my garden... any tips?
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Sat Feb-07-04 05:22 PM
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11. Given how moist it is where you are til at least the end of spring |
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If you grow them from seeds, do it in the house with good light or a UV light ...you can go here for seeds for all types: www.seedsforchange.com
or get the plants and put them in a planter box to grow them...if you are in a cooler more rainy area of the state
Peppers requirre pretty much the same conditions as tomatoes..since it's been a drought year, I have had both all year this year.
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Sat Feb-07-04 07:28 PM
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12. UV light will kill your plant |
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What a strange bit of advice?!? Cool white flourescents, 25W-40W compact flourescents or a 70W-150W High Pressure Sodium (HPS)security light will start pepper seedlings nicely!
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Sat Feb-07-04 07:31 PM
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13. Oh yea, about the cat |
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I wouldn't worry about it, might even do it some good. :)
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Sat Feb-07-04 07:33 PM
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He curled up in my lap and seems to have had no effects from his little culinary adventure.
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:31 PM
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really really stupid.
Thanks.... I'll keep a close eye on the box. He will eat anything. Another one chews bananas -- in the peel!-- and leaves them for me. They look like they've been attacked by a vampire. Wrigley the vampire cat and Ricky Retardo. What a pair!
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:29 PM
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other than a messy litter box, there's no harm in him eating it.
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:29 PM
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I have a cat that has eatened pepperjack cheese. Didn't slow her down.
I've heard that cats do not taste "hot" as in hot peppers. Does anyone know if this is true?
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:31 PM
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Now that you mention it, I think Alton Brown said that cats aren't affected by the capsaicin (sp?), on Good Eats... I'll try to look into it..
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:32 PM
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8. Alton Brown is really cool... I love his show. |
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:29 PM
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5. If you smoke, keep Ricky away from you while you have a cig |
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in your hand tonight. That methane can be deadly.
I think he'll be okay. Maybe uncomfortable, maybe a little case of the runs, but he'll be okay.
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:33 PM
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He's sniffing around for more....
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Sat Feb-07-04 04:58 PM
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10. I had a girl who used to eat that.... |
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never had a problem. She'd eat ANY kind of cheese, even the really hot horseradish cheddar.
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Sat Feb-07-04 07:35 PM
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15. Safe, but not recommended. Feed ice cream. |
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What goes in, must come out. ;-)
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Sat Feb-07-04 07:39 PM
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16. You just gave Little Ricky an enema that's all |
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You might have to put a cold towel on his rear end after it finishes coming out in a week or so.
I would go out and buy some extra litter if I were you. :evilgrin:
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Sat Feb-07-04 07:49 PM
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How do you put a cold towel on a cat's butt? No way he'd hold still for that. But, I'll keep it handy and if I see him being overly attentive to his butt, I'll give it a try. Thanks for the suggestion.
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