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Royal Canin trail
Royal Canin are giving away free samples of their cat and dog food: http://www.royalcanin.co.uk/your_cat/cat_food_trial_offer.aspx this is the link for the cat food, but also has the dog food at the bottom of the form.:j
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Can't catch my cat!
its worming and de-fleaing time for my moggy (HUGE ginger tom) but i think he knows it and wont come near me. He wont come into the house and he's only eating when i leave his food outside - i've tried leaving it indoors but thats not fooling him and he'd rather starve. Any ideas how i can catch him?
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My cat is missing
I have two beautiful 10 month old cats, and one of them, Louis, is missing. Not seen since the middle of the night :( Every day without fail when I come home from work I find the two of them curled up on my bed... today, no Louis :( I don't know what to do - I am devastated - I think I believe that once they go.. they…
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Cat Hotels in London
I need to find a reputable & responsible cat hotel ni London for my puddy tat as I will be going away in June. I would appreciate any advice (as I've never used one!) & any recommendations (preferably not too expensive!) Thanks :) :)
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Help: How to keep indoor cats entertained
I would appreciate advice on keeping indoor cats entertained. For a bit of background info my cats are 7 months old (I have had them since 6 weeks)and as I live on a busy road they have to be kept indoors. One of the cats is very easy going and we have very few problems except the odd mad 5 minutes (but as she's a tortie…
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Male cats vs female cats
Just a bit of harmless fun: I was musing to myself recently that all the male cats I have owned have been a lot friendlier than the females. Some of the females were neurotic, some seemed almost POSSESSED. :eek: Any thoughts? Does the same apply to you?
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Goldfish - hints and tips please
I have been lucky enough to win a vivo aqaurium. It is lovely - complete with computer which keeps you right. It takes cold water fish, so I am assuming gold fish would be easiest. There is no guide as to how many to put in. It also doesn't mention what else (other than is in the kit) to put in. I have always seen gravel…
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How soon to neuter a cat which has just had kittens?
Hello all My friend's cat - a seven month old kitten, grrr - is about to give birth any day now. This will be her first and last litter as this pregnancy was totally unplanned! How soon after having her kittens can she be neutered? NB: My friend has made a solemn promise that the next time the mum to be crosses the…
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Earning money as a pedigree stud dog owner
We have 2 golden retriever dogs (4 year-old brothers!). They are both kennel club registered, fully vet scored, etc. My wife and i love them both as members of our family. One (Jasper) has a condition called collitis - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colitis. The other one (Chester) is fine. The breeder we got them from said…
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how to amuse my Macaw parrot
Anyone any suggestions.My greenwing macaw is very destructive and destroys everything in her way,radiators covered with sheets,wheels of huge cage covered as she,s chewing them now she has plenty to play with but gets bored quick,all toys cost a fortune for big parrots,the best thing I got lately which has lasted so far is…
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Broken Bleeding nail?
My GSD broke a nail today while playing Tug with me. It bled a little at the time then stopped which was when I noticed the 'quick' was exposed! He isnt bothered by it at all & it doesnt seem sore although I havent touched it. I also noticed towards the end of his walk tonight that it had bled some again. He has washed it…
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My cat passed away this morning - what should I do with her dead body?
My cat sadly passed away in the early hours of this morning. I don't know whether to bury her in the back garden, have her cremated at a pet crematorium or, as I am aware some people do, have her stuffed and put on a shelf at home? What have others done with their cats when they have passed away? I have cat insurance with…
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Pet Insurance Warning
I was very careful (or so i thought) in selecting a Dog insurance which covered for every eventually, so i went through with Direct Line Insurance, only to find that they do not cover euthanasia costs or cremation costs as very sadly my darling girl passed away this week. They also take an incredibly long time to settle…
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Horses, feed, tack and insurance
Has anyone found any useful sites which offer great prices with regards to feed, tack and insurance for horses. Any information would greatly be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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Need advice re a sick pet
Was wondering if someone could offer their opinions on the best course of action. Mum has a 15 year old cat who for some time hasn't looked well and apparently is barely eating, although in recent weeks is constantly drinking. At first her vets thought it might be something to do with her teeth so mum had them sorted at a…
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getting my girl Rabbit spayed
hi just looking for some general advice/reassurance about getting my adorable little girl bunny spayed. i've not had a girl bunny before and i know the chances of cancer are very high so feel i must get this done but i have to admit i'm scared!! i've had her for a year now and she is just the most loving adorable bunny who…
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Siberian Husky??
Hi, don't know if this is in the correct place ... but I was looking into getting a siberian husky ... i've researched the breed and i think its the one for me ... but was just wondering how much i should be expecting to pay for its upkeep ... ie food, vets bills, insurance etc etc ... also what is the average price for a…
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Ideas for dog toilet ?
Hi, I have a small back garden and have the problem of my dog's wee killing the grass. So I fenced of a small 2 metre square area and trained her to go in here. This worked fine for a while until the grass in the section died and the ground became muddy. I then bought about 10 bags of small pebbles and put them on the…
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Advice needed on 'badly behaved dog'
:rolleyes: Hello everyone....just wondered whether you could help. My female dog (now seven months old) I believe is rather well behaved. Everyone else does not. Yes, she knows how to sit and lie down but yes, she does jump on furniture, she does jump up and whinge when we eat our food, she runs up the stairs and jumps on…
