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Looks like there's a bit cheek of raising for a sneaky fart going down there.My catten thinks she is hooman sometimes. Here she is waiting for a beer and ciggy bringing in while she watches TV ... she also nicks my chairView attachment 70838
HootOwl
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Unlike the Wife, she is a laydee and doesn't fart
Post op check this morning, all good and healing well.
10 more days of the cone then another check.
(Yes. I know the cone is filthy. Cleaned it this morning and will clean it again later.)
I think I know where he'd like to put that cone, given half a chance. 
AirCon
Resident Thermodynamics / Electronics specialist
I can confirm this is EXACTLY what they are like... we give ours Canadian Cat Skunk...
Catnip
Our catnip is made exclusively from high quality leaves and flowers of the plant and is only suitable for filling fragrance bags and scented capsules. Toys with dried catnip are usually used above average.
www.canadiancat-company.com
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Jabba the Cat
Rex refused to give up the toy he found on the local tip
Pictured below is Lola, AKA Mrs Lollipops . As you can see she likes cuddling ducklings, climbing fallen tree stumps and pretending to wear a burka .
She has very sensitive skin and frequently suffers from localised outbreaks of small sores. We have tried all sorts of food for her and can just about keep on top of it with careful selection of her food and going for various free from ranges.
I`ve just heard about this which is insect based and apparently very good for dogs with allergies. There are several dog owners on here, i wonder if any of you have ever tried this or similar and if so what feedback do you have ?
yorapets.com
She has very sensitive skin and frequently suffers from localised outbreaks of small sores. We have tried all sorts of food for her and can just about keep on top of it with careful selection of her food and going for various free from ranges.
I`ve just heard about this which is insect based and apparently very good for dogs with allergies. There are several dog owners on here, i wonder if any of you have ever tried this or similar and if so what feedback do you have ?
Insect Protein Complete Dog Food | Yora Pet Foods
A complete and balanced insect-based dog food. The sustainable and ethical dog food alternative made in the UK with double the grubs of other insect-based food.
yorapets.com
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Pictured below is Lola, AKA Mrs Lollipops . As you can see she likes cuddling ducklings, climbing fallen tree stumps and pretending to wear a burka .
She has very sensitive skin and frequently suffers from localised outbreaks of small sores. We have tried all sorts of food for her and can just about keep on top of it with careful selection of her food and going for various free from ranges.
I`ve just heard about this which is insect based and apparently very good for dogs with allergies. There are several dog owners on here, i wonder if any of you have ever tried this or similar and if so what feedback do you have ?
Insect Protein Complete Dog Food | Yora Pet Foods
A complete and balanced insect-based dog food. The sustainable and ethical dog food alternative made in the UK with double the grubs of other insect-based food.
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Our springer had bad skin, we tried all sorts of food and none seemed to make a difference.
We asked a vet who basically said all you can do is keep trying different food, to see if it’s food causing it.
I think we found a cream that helped stop him scratching at his skin but food never made a difference.
Good luck.
Our last dog was prone to skin flare ups, inflamed paws and ear infections when we got her.
We ended up with purina hypo allergenic as the core kibble choice. Any bread based stuff used to trigger reactions
within 24 hrs (probably the yeast), so also moved to grain free treats etc.
Our vets said we could go for full allergy screening at over 500 quid, which would still not be definitve, or just experiment,
which is what we did. We had most bad things isolated after about 3 months.
We got a few sprays and creams to help stuff on bad days - anicura, leucillin, non-stinky stuff.
We ended up with purina hypo allergenic as the core kibble choice. Any bread based stuff used to trigger reactions
within 24 hrs (probably the yeast), so also moved to grain free treats etc.
Our vets said we could go for full allergy screening at over 500 quid, which would still not be definitve, or just experiment,
which is what we did. We had most bad things isolated after about 3 months.
We got a few sprays and creams to help stuff on bad days - anicura, leucillin, non-stinky stuff.
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The.dunnster
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Looks like he’s trying out for the role of canine marshmallow dog in the next ghostbusters film…