Recent Content by korina

NOTE: DO WE HAVE ANY ENTOMOLOGIST'S ON THIS BOARD? Hey ritzy, how goes it.  As to insects, here in Bmore, as soon as the weather kicks our temp now, the house flies come in, and these poor cats, which are only 8 months old now take it very seriously.  One of them one in a hanging chandalier...

Quote: My parents have three acres and an award winning garden. I know there is a standard net for certain trees, flowers and the like I have no idea. I will call them and ask and PM you.  As far as "harvesting" them, it aint hard, just had memory flashback, you grab them by their two wings...

1996 was like yesterday. Anyways, as we all know we are in for a NOISY summer. Lucky I live in Baltimore City where I pray they don't come (the stink bugs epic for our region are not in the city). However I can harvest these suckers and bring em home (already got palmetto bugs straying in the...

Ok so it's summertime in Baltimore city, last year due to warm weather, we had so many "Palmetto" bugs, the cliche cockroach from the movies cover our streets. 1- If you know about roaches, almost all species but the german/brown cockroach can only survive inside, so they come in my basement...

Ok I will start off that I and you should be well versed in at least Fipronil (frontline). I had tried revolution on my other cats, but something creeped me out aboutg it and i stuck with frontline. I now have two new kittens, well they are not new, they are about 8-9 months now, 8 and 10 lbs...

From adult cat perspective, I wish I could help, my raw eaters are 7 months old. When I got them, I was on board with raw, but was worried about Aafco nutrients, so I continued my breeders suggested mix, 50/50 Friskies and Bravo beef (used the friskies first 2 days). And what caused me to...

I wouldn't suggest it, for bones its impossible. Also from a sanitary and freshness standpoint, your meat will be exposed to room temps and air for much longer. I would suggest to debone the meat, then chop it up with scissors. If you want to grind I would suggest saving, even if just one...

Lei, Im not going to shed a tear for Mercantile/STX as I am vintage "support those who support you"  consumers. Mozy on over to onestopjerkeyshop and get yourself a Tasin.  It is battle tested, I wouldnt try turkey bone in it, but don't quote me. (One idea, debone the turkey, and use chicken...

I never thought of that for 3rd party return situation, 90% of my purchases are amazon/prime items. As to the man who runs mercantile that's sells STX, he seems eager to service directly, just email him.  I emailed him once with a question between the models. Check with him about the shaking...

Oh I didnt know you had an STX? Man not to throw Tasin or STX under the bus, but I would love to have a youtube fight between the two. Sound vs Speed vs breakdown/clean time etc

Yea, email the guy, there is a way through amazon, just open the item and click Mercantile_station (this is the store) and then look for link "Contact seller". Like OneStop, he is a nice guy and markets this for pet owners and hunters. He addreses alot of the reviews, and he will send you a...

And  Tammy thats expensive, my two local farms (and I live in Baltimore City, these farms are 45 mins away) and they top at 4.50lb for chicken. Also the supposed "organic range free" at big stores is same price. This is my farm http://www.fergusonfamilyfarm.com/productsprices.htm I can get...

Otto: Did this product crumble, or at least break apart easily? It seems if it is in a patty form, then it has been ground. To answer your question, there is prob not a good answer other then reconstitute it and weigh it.  Is it a meal, not really, its marketed as a treat, and of course you...

Gosh I remember when Porchea, had the absess I was telling you about, and I remember her wearing a cone, but it was not as long as the infection which kept coming back which is what happened to you (except it came back to us after clavamox made it look healed). Absess is no joke, even for me a...

Quote: Yes VERY important, Korina was a very special cat (she is still with us), she is a bengal, white, looks just like a siamese, but I am convinced she has a dab of ragdoll genes (they were introduced to bengal stock early in 80's) Korina litterally could be carried anywhere, she would go...