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K9
Jan 2016
8:24am, 29 Jan 2016
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K9
My babies went for their first vaccine yesterday....
And a weigh in.
One has gone from 480g to 1050g in just 2 and a half weeks!!
Both have fleas and long hair which needs a bit of grooming - if only they would sit still that might be possible.
Anyway - it is quite clear that they still haven't forgiven me for yesterday's assault.
:-(
And then there are more vaccines in 3 weeks, and then the chop in 8 weeks....
Jan 2016
10:16am, 29 Jan 2016
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tonyp2604
Not pleased about Jasper - our 8 year old ginger mog (had him two months now - he's a rescue cat). He lost his collar then brought a dead robin into the house. Wife distraught and daughter upset. Naughty boy!
Jan 2016
1:27pm, 29 Jan 2016
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Garfield
Cats will be cats... One of our neighbours has a cat who must bring them dead mice when she can get them. She travels through our garden via another neighbour's garden with her catch...
Jan 2016
1:27pm, 29 Jan 2016
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Garfield
I just don't like hairless cats...so not an option.:(
Jan 2016
2:02pm, 29 Jan 2016
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sallykate
Garfield, some cats are more prone to provoking an allergic reaction than others. Friends of mine got a cat a few months ago despite being allergic and seem fine with it. I'll ask how they established whether they'd tolerate or not. It is a long-haired large ginger tom - very far from hairless!
Jan 2016
2:03pm, 29 Jan 2016
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sallykate
Lenin has wolfed down two trays of Sheba...so clearly not off his food, just off the Science Diet stuff.
Jan 2016
2:12pm, 29 Jan 2016
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Hanneke
My cat is a Burmilla, cross between a Burmese and a Chinchilla Version... She is supposed to be hypi allergenic. I have no issues, while I was seriously allergic to cats before, but not to her 3/4 sibling from another litter.
Jan 2016
2:13pm, 29 Jan 2016
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Hanneke
Persian, bliddy auto correct... Hypo...
Jan 2016
4:00pm, 29 Jan 2016
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Garfield
Interesting stuff...it would be interesting to see how he reacts to some of those. Even with a shorthair, his chest will be affected - voice drops an octave and gets itchy...and not even petting it.
Jan 2016
5:23pm, 29 Jan 2016
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Hanneke
Problem is, you'd need to test him... I was staying with a friend whose old cat gave me serious issues, but her new one, my cats ' sister', didn't. I spent a week cat sitting her as well, to make sure, then I got my baby :)

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