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blood in dog urine
Hi, noticed my dogs wee was red last night in snow (1 year old lab), hubby took him out this morning and said it was fine, Took him out again tonight and he urinated a few times and a couple of times it did look red again. I will phone vet asap in morning but thought someone might have experienced this and may be able to…
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Does you cat do this?
When there is snow on the ground my cat won't do her business outside as my teenage son found to his horror (that'll teach him to leave his clothes on the bathroom floor:rolleyes:). Please don't tell me to get a litter tray! I can't get to the shops even if I wanted to buy one.
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The secret life of the dog
BBC 2 tonight 9pm :D I think it might be cute
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cat managed to get in the coal bin, harmful?
My cat Elvis managed to get into the coal bin, think he got caught in the snow and my housemate didn't hear him meowing at the back door to come in, so he's managed to pull the lid off and jump in, and its full of coal dust, and he now has black paws! Ive tried to wipe them off with a flannel but he's not exactly mad keen…
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Ill Hamster Any Advise
My daughters little one year old hamster is usually a little energenic bundle of fun but on Monday night I noticed she had not ate or drank much. We checked her and gave her some water but she looked very shakey. Took her to the vet on Tuesday as had googles her symptoms and thought she might have something called wet…
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Birds & feeding in this weather
Iam in Scotland and since before xmas the weather has not got any better infact the roads , fields & paths are impacted with ice and snow on top I know wild birds arent pets but spare a thought for the wee things and throw out any old bread etc to them I broke up a loaf this morning and there was a scene from alfred…
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One of my cats has itchy skin
Morning, I have 3 cats, 2 of them are absolutely fine. They were all Frontlined last week. My tabby though has itchy skin. This was happening before the flea treatment mind you. She likes me to pick her up and massage her skin - it seems to be only down her back by the way; and she has these tiny flaky bits a bit like…
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Why is my cat making this noise?
Strange question, but wandering if any fellow cat owners have any ideas why my cat makes a really strange meow when she goes upstairs? :confused: We moved into our house 4 months ago and since then, when she goes upstairs (en route to my bed) she stands on the landing and meows at nothing, it's a similar low meow to the…
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Cat flap in a upvc panel??
We are in desperate need of a cat flap, after spending far too much time with the kitchen window open all day and night to allow our fellas free access (and probably leaving ourselves open to buglers too). We have standard UPVC doors which have glass in the top and 2 panels in the bottom. Next to our back door is a slim…
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Horny Cat!
No point to this post really, just thought I'd share! My poor little girl is having her first oestrus, she's 18 months old so quite late. I've never saw my other girlie cat like this as she had ker 'kitty time' in the spring. I know I shouldn't laugh but she keeps presenting herself to the neutered tom and the dog,…
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All you need to know for an enjoyable dog friendly holiday in Europe
Just thought I would start this as many of you will be taking your beloved four legged friend/s on holiday this year, and traditionally start making plans at this time of year. The first time taking your pet with you over the channel can be so stressful, so I was hoping we could have a list of tips for travel,accomodation,…
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Good Boy Selection Boxes 50p
Poundstretcher have reduced their Good Boy Selection Boxes from £3.59 to £1.50 and now ony 50p. I thought they were great buy at £1.50 but 50p is fabulous. The use by date is June 2010.:j
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Dog Constantly Cries
I have an 18 month GSD cross staff. She is generally a fairly good dog, but I have been advised that she may have separation anxiety. She follows me and OH EVERYWHERE - even when you go to the loo she is there sniffing under the door and crying. She wets if we leave her at home alone, even if it is just for half hour, and…
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do my cats really need vaccs and wormers ?
cat 1 - bout 17yrs old, female, never out of the house cat 2 - bout 3 yrs old, male, never out of the house neither see other cats, only get into back yard when they feel like it is it worth paying £18 per month (£9 per cat) to have the six-monthly wormers, six-monthly flea thing, vaccs when needed and a quick check up ?…
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How to discourage a cat
We are having a problem with a cat....I don't know who the cat belongs to but it looks healthy and well fed and has a collar on so I don't think it's a stray. The problem is that it sits on the wall by our front door and as soon as we open the door it jumps down and tries to run into our house :eek: It's got in a few times…
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My dog frets when I leave the house. What can I do?
Hi we have recently adopted a JRT from the Dogs Trust. She is such a sweet dog, lovely temprement,playful, house trained,messes in the same spot in the garden and knows her manners. We have had her just over 2 weeks now and she has settled in beautufully. We have never had a dog before so want to make sure that we get…
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do cats scratch as part of their routine?
or does it nearly always mean they have fleas? just wonderin......:confused: ive noticed my girly does the same thing every morning..she wakes me up with her 'greeting' chirpy sound (soo cute), then sharpens her claws on my bedroom carpet,then scratches around her neck/chin area. ive noticed she only seems to do this in…
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IAMs senior dog food
Hi, my dog is currently on the IAMs diet, but its costing a fortune. Was £9.78 for a 3kg bag in Asda, but now VAT is back up its up to £9.99. On two occasions we've been lucky and found a bag in the reduced section because it had been damaged, but I was just wondering, does anyone know of anywhere it is cheaper? I've seen…
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Enclosed spaces / dog parks in Southampton area
Afternoon :) Bit of a long shot but does anyone know of anywhere in or near to Southampton which has a properly enclosed space suitable for dogs? Looking to find one to practice recall for a greyhound. Thanks!
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What breed might be suitable?
Hi, I have a Great Aunt who a few months back lost her GS, they both took a turn for the worst health wise around the same time so lack of walking didn't really matter too much as she has a huge garden (around 1 1/2 acres). I was talking to her last night and she is desperate to have another dog but as she isn't really up…
