Go go pets hamsters & accessories stock updates & discussion Part 2

Nuttygal

too_much_debt wrote: »

OMG, just went to my local TRU in Hayes to see if I could get Pig Goes Pop and looked where the Go Go Pets normally are and there were 2 hanging rows of beds and carriers, was amazed, managed to get Pig Goes Pop too for £12.99, I reserved one at Argos Ealing yesterday but don't need it now if anyone wants the code.

Well done! It's been a productive morning then :T xxx

seatzie

zhuzhu stockchecker showed car and garage in Woolies - gone in a minute OOS before I even got there!

Hammies in stock apparently

goggins1977

Nuttygal wrote: »

Fingers crossed some come up today xx

I had one on my basket from JL earlier but by the time i went to pay for it they had all sold out ,i cried :rotfl:

a_confused_mum

woolworths have hammies

too_much_debt

Yes, was so amazed to see so many.

Cazevans

Woolworths are on stock checker for once - but not sure if they are in stock.....

Cazevans

Hammies in stock but not cars

capmicely

LET IT GO PEOPLE! This thread is meant to be a 'Stock Update' one.

If you want to debate the safety of the hamsters - start your own thread!

Can we keep this one on topic, so those who are trying to find stock don't have to sift through pages of pointless repetition about the GoodGuide report? Geez.

mookie

Noooooooooooo!!!!!

My spanish delivery has gone backwards and forwards since saturday from one dhl facility to another, and now says on the tracking 'clearance delay' has anyone else had this happen I called dhl and the said the company in madrid have wrongly coded it, and have asked loads of details to try and trace the item...I hope it hasn't got lost!!! :mad:

pretzelnut

If you want to keep your hamsters keep then if not dont, thats our and your choice.

I am not a bad mother for keeping mine, neither is someone who doesnt keep theirs, i have weighed up the facts available and made a decision based on what i have found, that is what being a parent is all about. Making decisions on what is best for our children. I have decided that seeing them playing happily for many glorious hours far outweighs this half baked slim chance possibility.

We cant wrap our children up in cotton wool all their lives, otherwise they wouldnt do anything - EVER as even the smallest thing they do everyday carries some risk.

Put into perspective, there are far worse toys he could be playing with (wonder if i should swap chunk for a catapult so my DS can shoot pellets at his friends and potentially take out an eye, this actually happened to my uncle 17 years ago and he now has a glass one.).

It's not like we are giving our children a firework and box or matches then saying be careful it's dangerous.