The care that we give our Feral Friends is based on a holistic approach to good health. We believe that the first line of defense against illness is good diet so we feed our cats only all-natural foods. We attempt, whenever possible to use natural treatments such as herbal or homeopathic medicines. We limit the use of antibiotics and other harmful chemicals.
The full-day seminars are presented by Dr. Christina B. Chambreau, the dynamic, internationally-known lecturer and teacher. For more information, and to register, see our Holistic Seminar Flier.
We discuss the process of humane trapping: planning and coordinating a trapping session, what to take with you when you go trapping, setting the trap, and handling the trap after you've got your cat.
We tell you how you can start with a feral cat that has been trapped and have the best success in transforming him into a lovable companion. There are a lot of tips that we can give to improve your chances. We will discuss the equipment that you will need to do it, and talk about safety -- both for you and the cat.
We bring together a lot of really simple techniques that a foster or caretaker can use to help keep cats healthy. These techniques are based on the P.G.F.F. policy of using holistic health care whenever possible. Many of these you will never hear about from your vet.
On the first Saturday of each month from noon until 3 pm, at PetCo, 915 Washington Blvd. S, Laurel, MD 20707, (301) 490-7452
On the third Saturday of each month from noon until 3 pm, at PetCo, 10464 Baltimore Ave., Beltsville, MD 20705, (301) 937-1222
On the fourth Saturday of each month from noon until 3 pm, at PetCo, 15461 Excelsior Dr., Bowie, MD, (301) 805-4447 (In the new Bowie Town Center on Rt. 197 between Rt. 50 and Rt. 301.)
