ELITE 11+ Awaiting glitches and chatting with friends

xxlouisexx56

Wowsers at the cameras snap ant!

I want one!

Off to T's for a scan tomorrow I reckon

m4rtin

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Ladyshopper

tweets wrote: »

Thank you you are not offending me :Aquite the opposite you are trying to help a fellow Elite. :T:T

I would get help if the bill was large but I don't think it helps with consultation walking in fee I may be wrong there. :A

Poppy seems to be on the mend mum and me between us have felt her paw. I have inspected it and touched it and she didn't flinch or growl :T She just seems to limp now when she's been resting and gets up and walks

Tweets if you receive the qualifying benefits, then you are not charged for the consultation at PDSA (I used to use a PDSA vets but I had to pay, but was stood at reception often enough to hear them explain it!).

They will ask for a donation, even £1 is gratefully received, but there is no obligation.

Alternatively, is there any other vets you can use locally instead of the one you are using, which seems very expensive?

I moved from the PDSA, because I felt that the charges us paying customers were made to pay were getting quite expensive, and I use Vets4Pets. I foster for the RSPCA (cats) and they use it, and I was so impressed with them I moved my own cats there. I can't recommend them enough, and their charges are very reasonable.

tweets

nerfdad wrote: »

It's the asking to see my MEMBER:eek::eek:

:eek: You can keep your member to yourself . I cant type for laughing :snow_grin :rotfl:

rhosynbach

Nannylala wrote: »

Afternoon tweets :)Nannylala did not have a hangover but still had a great night.I knew i had a lot to do today so paced myself;)

DS and grandson no3 have been round all morning and dismantled Arbour and disposed of it not with out a few tears :(and saved a nice piece of wood with the brass plaque that Lala bought us and will get this incorporated in the new one.
Hope the sun is shining for you all I just knew it would be a sunny day today for Nannylala as DH was certainly looking down on us:A

glad you had a great night, of course it would be sunny for you and through the tears I bet there was a few smiles over all your wonderful memories and so nice you have the piece with the plaque,:)

xxlouisexx56 wrote: »

Wowsers at the cameras snap ant!

I want one!

Off to T's for a scan tomorrow I reckon

i want one to thanks snap :T:Tmy dd had her camera stolen:mad: and no insurance so will try and get her one as she was so upset. as it was birthday pressie and at the moment thye cant afford to replace it..

nerfdad

tweets wrote: »

:eek: You can keep your member to yourself . I cant type for laughing :snow_grin :rotfl:

:T:T:rotfl::cool:

tweets

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Tweets if you receive the qualifying benefits, then you are not charged for the consultation at PDSA (I used to use a PDSA vets but I had to pay, but was stood at reception often enough to hear them explain it!).

They will ask for a donation, even £1 is gratefully received, but there is no obligation.

Alternatively, is there any other vets you can use locally instead of the one you are using, which seems very expensive?

I moved from the PDSA, because I felt that the charges us paying customers were made to pay were getting quite expensive, and I use Vets4Pets. I foster for the RSPCA (cats) and they use it, and I was so impressed with them I moved my own cats there. I can't recommend them enough, and their charges are very reasonable.

Thank you I only get 2 benefits help with rent and council tax for being on a low wage. But reading the PDSA page looks like I qualify.

There are quite a few vets around my area but the vet we go as been the family vet for years and also in walking distance.

I wouldn't ask for help if I could afford it , I always know someone will be worse off than me.

If Poppy was proper poorly she would be at the vets and I would offer what I could and pay monthly DD I have done that before with my other 2 dogs . The vet I go is good like that.

I have saved the PDSA page incase I need it in the future.

PetuliaGristle

Afternoon Elite
Savvy I scored 12 in the autie quiz
Tiny ikwym about not knowing family history, as grandad was adopted back in 1901 and no official records then, I have the feeling great grandma (granddad's birth mother) made every effort to hide details of his birth father

Dizzy_Ditzy

rhosynbach wrote: »

queen of cheap was it you that said they were growing cucamelon, if so please can you advise, as I tried some to but dont know how to tell when they are ripe, I know they are small, but not sure how small I have some like large grapes, hoping they will get bigger thanks.

It's not me, they never got past germination for me

tweets wrote: »

:eek: Hope you enjoyed it.

Gives me the willies thinking about it.

It was fun but tamer than I thought it would have liked

I was back home by 10am

Snap-ant wrote: »

Breville VIN243 2000w Iron £3.50 in Ts

I have that iron, certainly never paid £3.50 for it though

rhosynbach

have i missed something have we gone backwards again