Ecstatic Laughter In The Evenings

HILLBERN

bubbs wrote: »

Yes i had forgot about that;) but that was a good price

How could you forget about the beef, I wasn't around the first time but when it popped up at xmas it was still known as 'bubbs beef'- which is what its known as in my house- the other week grandson wanted stew and dumplings, and he said but make it with Bubbs beef:rotfl::rotfl:

Nannylala

auntielala2 wrote: »

Evening Nannylala :j

Welcome auntielala you finally managed to post:T:

braveheart60uk

tweets wrote: »

She will get part of one . I have never known choc to poison dogs unless anyone can tell me different on here she gets the odd Malteser and never suffered.

Lucy my Jack Russell (she in doggy heaven now ) once opened a present and ate the contents a box of Dairy Box :eek: later the greedy madam ate her tea.

My friend has a Jack Russell that got at a box of chocolates, it was touch and go for days, his tummy still dodgy and it is a couple of weeks since he ate the chocolate. For dogs it is chocolate. Not sure how strong the chocolate was.
Cats intolerant of milk.

tweets

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Chocolate is really toxic to dogs. I'm not very good at doing links on my iPad, but if you google you'll find loads of stuff about it.

I have seen all the stuff about chocolate but Poppy will only get half of one that's if I don't scoff it first

ilovegreatdanes

TWEETS...if I know you and how much you love poppy , you will be worrying , but dont cos salwag has had choc before and an odd one is ok :A

Wheres_My_Cashback

tweets wrote: »

She will get part of one . I have never known choc to poison dogs unless anyone can tell me different on here she gets the odd Malteser and never suffered.

Lucy my Jack Russell (she in doggy heaven now ) once opened a present and ate the contents a box of Dairy Box :eek: later the greedy madam ate her tea.

Chocolate is toxic to dogs but only in HIGH quantities compared to weight of dog. It's all about ratios.....

i.e A whole large easter egg could kill a Chihuahua, but would hardly, if at all, affect a retreiver/Alsation etc

The odd choccy is highly unlikely to harm any dog, but of course there may be underlying things you don't know about

bubbs

HILLBERN wrote: »

How could you forget about the beef, I wasn't around the first time but when it popped up at xmas it was still known as 'bubbs beef'- which is what its known as in my house- the other week grandson wanted stew and dumplings, and he said but make it with Bubbs beef:rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:thats funny
Dont know how i forgot i bought loads and loads the first time, roast, stews , caseroles etc

tweets

Nannylala wrote: »

Tweets I think you will find the odd choccie will not hurt Poppy it's only if it is eaten in excess

She doesn't get loads . Think Poppy would rather share a bag crisps

Perranlady

Hi all,
I am confused, not that it takes much, went to my smallish tesco to purchase wine, no Jacobs Shiraz at £5, but Jacobs Shiraz cabernet at £7.49, so thinking that must be the one, purchased a bottle along with 5 of the Pinot (with fillers) and result, no 25%, so after much debate got DTD, now I have double checked on here it seems I have the wrong wine, but it seems to produce the same result, so maybe I have another 'right wine! If you see what I mean!

tweets

ilovegreatdanes wrote: »

One ex friend of mine gave his dog lots of choc on purpose and it poisoned the dog so I think its true but its the volume not the odd little piece, belgian chocs are the real deal so probably purer than cadburys.i think salwag must have a constitution of iron with the rubbish she ingests on a regular basis:rotfl:

That's cruel hope they got into trouble.
Poppy gets fed more rubbish at mums than I feed her.
If she lived at mums she would be fat