Re: [pyrnet] thunder fear

["Susan Irving" <sirving@rogers.com>]

It could very well be pressure changes.  I have asthma and my chest feels
like steel cables are crushing it when the weather changes. One of my cats
sustained a serious tail injury years ago and when there is a big weather
change he becomes terrified of his tail and runs frantically through the
house trying to escape it. And we've all heard of old people who have big
toes that hurt when bad weather is coming!
Susan

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ann K. Wetherilt" <wetheri@emmanuel.edu>
To: <pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org>
Sent: Monday, April 08, 2002 6:21 PM
Subject: Re: [pyrnet] thunder fear


> I guess this is worth a try, but for Ivy Rose it doesn't have to do with
> sound. She begins to react long before the thunder is audible, at least to
> us--of course, I know she can hear it before we do, but she seems to react
> to pressure changes even in the absence of actual thunderstorm activity.
> We've had some success by giving melatonin. She doesn't get as frantic as
> she used to.
> Ann, Peg, Ivy Rose and Tori
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