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help, quick, - oily cat!
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Our vet knows this cat only too well and suggested cleaning her under an anasthetic
RSPCA just rang and rang.
Didn't have any talc so tried the washing up liquid and sugar option. Its definitely helped a lot. I did the bits she could reach easily first and now I just keep sneaking up on her and doing little bits at a time.
Thanks everyone, for your good advice as usual. :beer:
I'm not surprised, if even a little remains and she tries to lick it off it would be harmful. I would have thought your insurance will cover the a thorough cleaning under anaesthetic?Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0 -
glad you sorted it!!!'' Ok Marge, if anyone asks, you require 24-hour nursing care; Lisa's a clergyman; Maggie is seven people and Bart was wounded in Vietnam ''0
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I have to say fairy liquid, neat, followed by warm water works well (followed by lots of TCP and a trip to A&E to have stitches in the many lacerations :-))0
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