Self-indulgent pet thread
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felixthecat
are we there yet?
Awww ppor thing
She looks dreadful - all the top of her head shaved meaning you can see right inside her ear holes, and she's mclearly bled a lot. The nurse warned me she looked bad even tho they've tried to clean her up. And she's got a little lampshade collar on.
Not a happy kitty
She looks dreadful - all the top of her head shaved meaning you can see right inside her ear holes, and she's mclearly bled a lot. The nurse warned me she looked bad even tho they've tried to clean her up. And she's got a little lampshade collar on.
Not a happy kitty
felixthecat
are we there yet?
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felixthecat
are we there yet?
On the other hand, she's nomming down her dinner pretty well.
BoatieBird
Well-Known Member
Poor Frank (one of my favourite ever dogs was a lurcher bitch called Frank)
But this is a good sign
(one of my favourite ever dogs was a lurcher bitch called Frank) On the other hand, she's nomming down her dinner pretty well.
But this is a good sign
purenarcotic
Conveniently Pocket Sized
Oh poor wee thing. Good that she's eating though, that's ace. Lots of treats in order for her!
felixthecat
are we there yet?
Oh no. Is it both ears?
Yep, both ears. And she had a little warty nobble on top of her head that the vet removed just in case.
(((((((((Frank))))))))))
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
I'm looking after someone's ferret-polecat hybrids at the minute (they're in the middle of a move and we said we would help them out). One of them's a biter too. Just bitten me. Something about polecat bites makes you bleed like a fountain.
I don't want to give you the impression that ferrets are bitey wee things. Most never bite, even when provoked. But when they do bite... it's like an iron clamp with sabers. I could feel the teeth grating along the bone. He was a rescue ferret/polecat and may have been mistreated. But why do I have to look after him?
I don't want to give you the impression that ferrets are bitey wee things. Most never bite, even when provoked. But when they do bite... it's like an iron clamp with sabers. I could feel the teeth grating along the bone. He was a rescue ferret/polecat and may have been mistreated. But why do I have to look after him?
felixthecat
are we there yet?
Frank looking much better 2 days post op.
She's more pissed off with the collar than anything else now - well that and not being allowed outside
She's more pissed off with the collar than anything else now - well that and not being allowed outside
CRI
Registered Chooser
Might take some snaps of the boys today and post later. It's sunny, but blowing a hoolie, so not sure about having them outside for long.
I've just bought this wonderful device so weather depending, may take the boars down to the river for a graze!
I've just bought this wonderful device so weather depending, may take the boars down to the river for a graze!
A unique feature of this carrier is that one of the longer sides can be unfolded to create a little outdoor run.
This extension makes it more comfortable for your pet if it has to stay in the carrier for longer periods of time. It is also a great way to transport your small pet outside so that it can nibble on fresh, tasty grass. The nylon base of the extension is netted and can be opened for easy access to the grass. The nylon base has an additional zip for quick access.
4 plastic tent pegs are included so that the carrier can be anchored to the ground on the extended side.
Took the guest monsters out for a walk today. Harnessing the boy took dexterity. We think his old owners used to beat him when he bit which just has the effect that he really doesn't trust humans. He was great on the lead though. Little toothy angel. He got sleepy and we carried him home in a state of bliss.
QueenOfGoths
Fuck you Dave!
Mr. Kippers went exploring in the 'pergola' (broken wooden thing as we tend to call it!) this afternoon so i thought I would video him! There are some funny moments at about 1.24 and 2.40 in when he gets quite annoyed with me!
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
This afternoon I decided to sit outside and study (assignment due less than 3 weeks 
). 10 minutes in, and Ginger decided to sit in the most awkward place possible. Don't be fooled by the cute look. He's clearly thinking: "You think you're gonna study? No. Not gonna happen. PAY ATTENTION TO MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Me me me 
".
It worked..
). 10 minutes in, and Ginger decided to sit in the most awkward place possible. Don't be fooled by the cute look. He's clearly thinking: "You think you're gonna study? No. Not gonna happen. PAY ATTENTION TO MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Me me me ".It worked..
CRI
Registered Chooser
I can believe that! 
^^
Malcolm the other night, after roaming all over the living room, decided he quite fancied pooping under the footstool (hence the sneaky look.)
And Griff this afternoon in his basket, where he spends about 90% of his time. He's not a terribly industrious rodent.
^^Malcolm the other night, after roaming all over the living room, decided he quite fancied pooping under the footstool (hence the sneaky look.)
And Griff this afternoon in his basket, where he spends about 90% of his time. He's not a terribly industrious rodent.
purenarcotic
Conveniently Pocket Sized
All Griff needs is a pipe and some slippers.
BoatieBird
Well-Known Member
I didn't think it was possible for a GP to look sneaky, but he definitely does
