Forestview Meadow

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Finally, I got my hands on a copy!!

Congratulations on all your success,

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⛱️ ☀️ As part of CBDC Day celebrations, we will be rewarding one lucky winner with a Kick off to Summer Prize Pack to enjoy the warmer weather decked out with their new gear! ☀️ ⛱️

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One winner will be drawn on Friday, May 10, 2024 at 3PM by random drawing. The winner will receive a message from CBDC Western PEI directly.

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Thank you for the wonderful evening last night! It was an honor to be nominated 🙏 congratulations to all the winners 🏆

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I am so greatful and honored to be nominated along side so many great business in Western PEI!!

Speacial shout out to Grand River Ranch on their nomination as well! Be sure to check out their documentary Grand River Grand on Bell!

I am thrilled to extend a heartfelt congratulations to all Business Nominees 2024! 🎉 Your dedication, hard work, and exceptional contributions to our local economy truly deserve this recognition. 👏 Being nominated is a testament to your outstanding achievements and the positive impact you've made. 🌐 Your commitment to excellence serves as an inspiration to us all. Wishing you the best of luck at the upcoming Business Awards Ceremony. 🤞 The Cooperators MacDonald Insurance & Investments The Hester House - Home Decor Sari-Sari Retail Store Moe’s Your Independent Grocer Liv'n Soils Western Truss Forestview Meadow Go WestPei Royal Star Foods Ltd Wholistic Fitness & Health Above & Beyond Painting Ltd. O'Leary Building Centre Ltd Saunders' Variety Ltd. PEI Mutual Insurance Company MacAusland Woolen Mills Backwoods Breakaway - O'Leary Grand River Ranch BARGAIN NOOK ALBERTON

Wishing everyone ( furry/feathered ones included) health, love and happiness in the new year!

Forestview Meadow would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas!!

Great info heading into the holiday season!

What makes the 5 common foods toxic to cats?

As loving feline owners, we take pride in providing a diet that keeps our cats healthy and happy.
However, some foods that we consider healthy or harmless can be toxic to our feline friends.

Common Toxic Foods for Cats:
1. Onions and Garlic: Both onions and garlic contain a compound known as thiosulphate
that can damage a cat's red blood cells and potentially lead to anemia.

2. Chocolate: Chocolate contains theobromine, which can be toxic to cats. Even small amounts can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and abnormal heart rhythm.

3. Alcohol: Alcohol can have severe effects on cats, leading to symptoms such as vomiting, loss of coordination, seizures, and coma.

4. Caffeine: Caffeinated drinks like tea, coffee, and soda, and even some medications containing caffeine, can be deadly to cats.

5. Lactose: Many cats are lactose intolerant, which means that milk and other dairy products can cause severe digestive upset.

Signs of Toxicity and Available Treatments:
1. Gastrointestinal Upset: Common signs may include vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and loss of appetite. Seek immediate veterinary attention if you suspect your cat has ingested a toxic food.

2. Neurological Symptoms: These may include tremors, seizures, abnormal behavior, and disorientation. Prompt medical intervention is essential to mitigate potential long-term effects.

3. Urogenital and Hematological Issues: Additionally, ingestion of toxic foods can impact
a cat's kidneys, liver, and other organs, leading to potential kidney failure, anemia, or damage to the central nervous system. Medical treatment should be sought promptly.

Question for Pet Owners:
Were you surprised to see lactose (milk) on this list? Have you ever experienced a situation where your cat ingested a toxic food? What signs did you observe, and how did you handle the situation?