Vegetables Gardening
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Growing Chinese Vegetables in Your Own Backyard:
Growing Chinese Vegetables in Your Own Backyard
Do my homegrown vegetables pose a threat to my new kitten?
I keep an allotment (a plot in a communal vegetable garden) and grow veg there. When I bring vegetables home they often have dirt on them from the allotment, and a lot of other cats hang out there. Does the dirt that may have had contact with other cats pose a threat to my unimmunised kitty?
I will get him vaccinated, obviously, but he’s only just eight weeks old and still a little underweight. Which leads to my next question…
Why don’t you wash your vege in the garden and the grey water will be better for the garden and you don’t need to worry about bring undesirable side effects. I also don’t think unwashed veges will affect your cat. I think it has built in immune system from mum anyhow.
I would say meanwhile you need to be careful with what you are touching and breathing in while gardening if a lot of cats arund.
And vaccinate your cat asap. Good luck with gardening and kitten.
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Filed under Sustainable Vegetable Gardening by on Mar 15th, 2011. 
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