In einer eMail vom 08.07.04 09:33:41 (MEZ) - Mitteleurop. Sommerzeit schreibt
mirfanq2000@yahoo.com:
<< Daily wash the wounds thrice with Calendula Q and give Ledum 30 four
hourly through mouth for quick recovery.
Be aware, as per it's nature, the snake would bite you when it recovers or
capable to harm you.
Dr.M. Irfan Qureshi
8.7.4.
I have to admit that I wonder what are the snakes or other animals in the
forest doing, when being bitten by a tiger or some other animal as well! Suppose
they probably recover and cope without anything. Let's keep the church in the
village!
Kind regards, Dr.medic. Viorel V. Bucur (www.dr-bucur.com).
Cat bites to the snake.....Attention Artemis, the new comer
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Cat bites to the snake.....Attention Artemis, the new comer
Daily wash the wounds thrice with Calendula Q and give Ledum 30 four hourly through mouth for quick recovery.
Be aware, as per it's nature, the snake would bite you when it recovers or capable to harm you.
Dr.M. Irfan Qureshi
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Be aware, as per it's nature, the snake would bite you when it recovers or capable to harm you.
Dr.M. Irfan Qureshi
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Re: Cat bites to the snake.....Attention Artemis, the new comer
Hi Dr.M. Irfan Qureshi,
Yeah, it's normal for snakes to try to bite (just like any wounded animal)
but garter snakes are non poisionous & their bite is about like being
scratched by a briar. They do not normally even draw blood since their teeth are so
tiny. I do appreciate your concern though.
thank you!
Cindy aka Artemis
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Yeah, it's normal for snakes to try to bite (just like any wounded animal)
but garter snakes are non poisionous & their bite is about like being
scratched by a briar. They do not normally even draw blood since their teeth are so
tiny. I do appreciate your concern though.
thank you!
Cindy aka Artemis
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Re: Cat bites to the snake.....Attention Artemis, the new comer
In a message dated 7/8/04 3:48:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time, VBLUES@aol.com
writes:
I hold high regards for any animal, wether it be a snake or a cat. It is not
in my nature to sit by & watch any animal suffer. Snakes & other animals in
the wild either become food or manage to survive when they are bitten by
another. The difference is this one was attacked by a cat (not a natural preditor) &
was on my front walkway (not in the forest). Had one of the hawks in the woods
gotten to it first it would have been lunch for the hawk. But I couldn't just
step over it & go about my business. Guess I'm just odd that way
lol..
just call me an Old Hippie or a Happy Pagan!
Brightest Blessings!
Cindy aka Artemis
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writes:
I hold high regards for any animal, wether it be a snake or a cat. It is not
in my nature to sit by & watch any animal suffer. Snakes & other animals in
the wild either become food or manage to survive when they are bitten by
another. The difference is this one was attacked by a cat (not a natural preditor) &
was on my front walkway (not in the forest). Had one of the hawks in the woods
gotten to it first it would have been lunch for the hawk. But I couldn't just
step over it & go about my business. Guess I'm just odd that way
lol.. just call me an Old Hippie or a Happy Pagan!
Brightest Blessings!
Cindy aka Artemis
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