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jinky67

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

She's not scratchy them.... although she now likes them and keeps calling them her 'luffley spots' lol. /quote]
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

immoral_angeluk

Have just checked the cat and no obvious fleas or flea poo... K's hasn't got any either.

jinky67

doesn't look like chicken pox to me..more an insect bite...slap on the calamine lotion

barnaby-bear

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

sounds fab but it's having the £96! lol

I know but it's realistic if the AS kicks in and you are in a good position with no schools yet to keep an eye out for mid-week etc... wouldn't mention it if I didn't think it was something you could hope to do....:o How much is a Wii?

jinky67

Must say tho'
I used to be the only person in our house who ever got bitten
Never a sign of fleas on our cats either
Mum would never believe me!

barnaby-bear

jinky67 wrote: »

flea bites?
heat rash?
Are they itchy?

chicken pox ITCHES really SCRATCHY insanely ITCHY - I remember *shudder*

barnaby-bear

jinky67 wrote: »

Must say tho'
I used to be the only person in our house who ever got bitten
Never a sign of fleas on our cats either
Mum would never believe me!

Maybe you smell / taste like cat :rotfl:

floss2

Did you say she had a snuffley cold last week.....? Any temperature at all over the last few days? I'm no expert but it could be chicken pox..... Maybe you should call the nursery first & see if they have any other cases?

Or failing that, are you using Frontline on Lewis yet? Cos its that time of year when fleas start jumping & she's at cat-height.....

Floss x

jinky67

barnaby-bear wrote: »

chicken pox ITCHES really SCRATCHY insanely ITCHY - I remember *shudder*

Oh yes I remember too:eek: :eek: :eek:

floss2

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

No not yet.. although a friends child has just had them but Ash hasn't been around her when she's had it.

It's infectious for the 2 weeks BEFORE the spots come out & until they're scabbed over.