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Bit of an odd problem re duck
I have a bit of an embarressing problem with my duck that i would like him to over come.........he doesn't much like water:o. He is an indoor duck (as we have foxes day and night here) but he does go out when someone is about. I done him a pond using a childs sand pit but he doesnt like it so i got him a large but shallow…
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Cat, how shall I put it!
4 Month old kitten, When it breaks wind the whole village de-camps to the nearest town for at least a couple of hours. This might sound an to be an exaggeration but if only e-mail attachments could cope with this I could demonstrate. Have varied the food from dried to tinned to veg only but no change. Any suggestions? Ps.…
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thank you and a pic
thank you to everyone that gave me advice on finding a dog. we now have a lab x because of his colour I have been struggling to get him to show on a pic but i've finally got one so here he is. his name is mikey chosen by my 2 year old boy.
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Best way to stop a puppy biting?
Not my dog but my parents cocker spaniel is a bit of a biter. I understand the need for them to learn the bite inhibition but what is the best way to discourage it all together? The puppy is 16 weeks old with teeth like little needles! She's got a bad habit of jumping and biting your arms and has drawn blood on quite a few…
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Bladder Stones - Dog
My dog has just had an operation to remove bladder stones and a change in diet is now required my vet has recommended Royal Canin S/O wet food, however this is expensive compared to the dry Proplan she normally has. Does anyone know where I can get this food at a good price? £2.05 for 1 420gm can from the vet. Thanks in…
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We're finally getting a dog!!!!
Very excited!!! We talked about it a long time ago but decided that it wasn't the right time, things have changed so we will be getting a dog within the next 6 months. We have 4 children who are 3,4,6 and 8. 2 cats who are 1 and 4 chickens who are 1. My partner works part time and I work part time from home. We don't drive…
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Worried about our Dogs change of behaviour after meals
Hi We have a 6 year old Lurcher X Collie and a 5 year old Greyhound X Salukie. Both male. Both re-homed from different shelters at separate times. Within the past couple of months the Lurcher X Collie has changed his behaviour significantly around meal / treat times and its getting worrying now. He has always had a…
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Peeing in the house
Hiya can anyone please give some advise? I have a two and a half year old miniature poodle who, until very recently was very good as going outside to do her business. Now in the last 3-4 months she has started peeing in the house again - just the kitchen - no carpet lino, where we usually are. The backdoor is open all the…
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What will help my grief? Burial at home or individual cremation
Yesterday, at 4.45pm, we had to let my gorgeous girl go, Nell was an English Springer Spaniel whom I found on my way to work just under 4 years ago. I feel so guilty in signing the form and taking away her life even though she was going downhill quite quickly, the look on her face as she was being examined on the table,…
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Dog Messing In House- help!
A friend of mine has got a problem with her sons dog pooing in the house. He is a 12 year old boarder collie who has been good until recently. He had an op on his back leg to remove a tumour a while back and its been slow to heal up. However he has started to go out into the garden and comes in lies down and he poos in his…
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Followed Zooplus off this link & got 10% off instead of 5%
Followed Zooplus off this link & got 10% off instead of 5%:D http://catsupplies.bizrate.co.uk/products__keyword--royal+canin+cat+food+persian+10kg.html Got 2 x 10kg bags of Royal Canin Persian for £72.00:money: Thats £3.60 a kg, gotta be the cheapest price:money:
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Pdsa
Just been looking at Pet Insurance via PDSA for a kitten. Upon looking at their website seen PDSA can help with Vet care if registered with a PDSA vet. What is covered by the PDSA Pet Aid? Is there a max they will cover?
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Neutering
Does anybody know if you can help towards the neutering of a cat? Pretty confident I heard of this some time ago. however unsure who does it or am I wrong.
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Cheapest place to get Applaws cat food?
I recently bought a small bag of Applaws cat food from Pets at Home for our 2 cats to try, after hearing that it was cereal free. Our dog is fed BARF but the cats are both rescue and very much in love with their biscuit foods :doh:. But if this suits them I'm more than happy to switch to it, as it seems much more natural…
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keeping pets ashes
Just wondered for any of you who have lost a pet did you pay to keep the ashes ?
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For those that use Oko Plus cat litter...
... they now make a pellet anti-tracking version which is still flushable! It is a little more expensive than the traditional litter, but IMO the extra cost is more than worth it to stop the tracking - the stuff gets everywhere!! Sorry if this is old news, its the first time I've noticed they make it.…
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Labrador and his mate, a dolphin
Some of you may have seen this, but I hadnt and I think its wonderful http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2vU8U0j_4E
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Home made pet food.
There's threads about making meals from scratch but do you make your pet meals from scratch too?
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Can anyone recommend an autofeeder for kittens please?
Hi, I have two kittens, about 4 months old and I'm going to a wedding in a few weeks so need to leave the kittens overnight. Does anyone have any recommendations for an autofeeder, preferrably with five meals which is not easy to break into? Hi, I've done a search of the forums but though I could find people mentioning…
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Has Anyone Here Emptied Their Dog's Anal Sacs
Hope no one is eating their dinner as they read this! My dog's anal sacs seem to fill up quite regularly. I've spoken to the vet who has advised a high fibre diet. No problems with this. She emptied them out this morning whilst I watched. My dog was very placid, didn't swirm about so I wondered if I could do it myself.…
