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7. Maybe a light layer of diatomaceous earth to control the fleas? Not too much as it can trigger respiratory issues...

Wed Jul 10, 2024, 08:19 AM

Jul 2024

including feline asthma. But, I'd hate to see the fleas benefit at the kitties' expense from all your efforts.

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Thanks. twodogsbarking Jul 2024 #1

I kept thinking about moving it but just wasn't sure where Siwsan Jul 2024 #2

Sometimes, you just can't figure them out, Siwsan. slightlv Jul 2024 #3

That's a nice shelter! 2naSalit Jul 2024 #6

I will do that. Siwsan Jul 2024 #10

You are a good person Siwsan. Fla Dem Jul 2024 #8

I don't think that foundation slab is up to code! ret5hd Jul 2024 #9

That's a really nice shelter, but there's no accounting for cats Ocelot II Jul 2024 #11

Putting it away from the house is less convenient for you Warpy Jul 2024 #12

The cat credo . . . Aussie105 Jul 2024 #13

W're apex predators. Cats are prey, ask any coyote Warpy Jul 2024 #14