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seeformiles
Lost in the wood
“How far apart were his legs?”
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seeformiles
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not a trot
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Looks like a page out of an old Freemans catalogue.
20Bees
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She’s absolutely stunning, and I bet she knows it!
Smug, selfish and with an out of control sense of superiority, the Conservatives have been in power twelve years.
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I go for a walk every morning and the last few days I've encountered the most grumpy looking cat sitting on his moped.
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
LeytonCatLady
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A very handsome tabby in my neighbour's window. Apologies for the sunny reflection blocking out his head.
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
ddraig
kicking against the pricks...
yup!Oh dear! What a fearful looking expression
May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
An unusual occurrence 
May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
The inevitable consequence.
philosophical
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Fantastic.
The absolute Queen of Lee.
Everybody knows her, local legend.
The absolute Queen of Lee.
Everybody knows her, local legend.
philosophical
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There was local feral celebrity Harry crashing under the hedge on my front path.
He is a big fan of partial hedge coverage, hedge fond not hedge fund.
But Harry is a proud boy with standards despite his outdoor life, and likes to be thoroughly clean.
He is a big fan of partial hedge coverage, hedge fond not hedge fund.
But Harry is a proud boy with standards despite his outdoor life, and likes to be thoroughly clean.
ddraig
kicking against the pricks...
Took both Kizzy and Misty to the vets for first check up since we had them
Vet reckons frontline "no longer works" as been on market for a long time and sold us some other stuff, and a different de wormer
Misty apparently has a bit of gingivitis and tartar on teeth but otherwise they're both ok, vet said Misty was a bit overweight
Kizzy was meowling a bit but they were both very well behaved
Vet reckons frontline "no longer works" as been on market for a long time and sold us some other stuff, and a different de wormer
Misty apparently has a bit of gingivitis and tartar on teeth but otherwise they're both ok, vet said Misty was a bit overweight
Kizzy was meowling a bit but they were both very well behaved
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High Voltage
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I'm in two minds about front line / advantage / stronghold
I've dapped Casper with an "old" vial of Frontline - initially worked, you could tell his back / tail area was much improved - now about 2-3 weeks in, still better than before dapping . . . but, not 100% clear - Frontline is available on-line and without prescription
Which leads us to Advantage - again, available on-line, without prescription. Dapped both Clive AND FiFi a day or so after Casper - they're still fine not even a hint of bites on back / tail area - well worth getting as the price on-line is affordable and it works
This still leave us Stronghold - this is, at our vets, marketed at the "gold standard" for flea treatment. Of course it is, it's prescription only, so I can buy a prescription for £15 which will enable me to get 6 months supply on line. There will still be a sizeable saving and I've got a couple of vials for WHEN Casper and / or Clive come in with an inaccessible tick, the one time I've used Stronghold it made removing the tick straightforward
So, you pays yer money and you takes yer choice - mine would be for usual dapping I'd get the cats Advantage - just make sure you get the right strength as there are 2 - one for <4kg cats / rabbits and one for >4kg cats / rabbits - and yes, that is correct same one for cats and rabbits
I've dapped Casper with an "old" vial of Frontline - initially worked, you could tell his back / tail area was much improved - now about 2-3 weeks in, still better than before dapping . . . but, not 100% clear - Frontline is available on-line and without prescription
Which leads us to Advantage - again, available on-line, without prescription. Dapped both Clive AND FiFi a day or so after Casper - they're still fine not even a hint of bites on back / tail area - well worth getting as the price on-line is affordable and it works
This still leave us Stronghold - this is, at our vets, marketed at the "gold standard" for flea treatment. Of course it is, it's prescription only, so I can buy a prescription for £15 which will enable me to get 6 months supply on line. There will still be a sizeable saving and I've got a couple of vials for WHEN Casper and / or Clive come in with an inaccessible tick, the one time I've used Stronghold it made removing the tick straightforward
So, you pays yer money and you takes yer choice - mine would be for usual dapping I'd get the cats Advantage - just make sure you get the right strength as there are 2 - one for <4kg cats / rabbits and one for >4kg cats / rabbits - and yes, that is correct same one for cats and rabbits
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seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Stronghold is brilliant. A few years ago, Vic was miserable with fleas and none of the OTC stuff worked at all but Stronghold turned him from a miserable recluse into a happy sociable fella almost overnight. Shame it costs an arm and a leg.
High Voltage
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See how much a prescription costs from your vet then shop on line for it - a prescription should be valid for 6 months, so you can get a six months supply
Just checked you can get a pack of 6 for £22'odd + the cost of your prescription
Stronghold 45mg Spot-On for Cats (weighing 2.6 - 7.5kg)
Used to treat and prevent infestations with parasites that live on the skin or in the fur of cats and dogs, such as fleas and mites, as well as treating worm parasites that live inside the body. For cats weighing from 2.6kg to 7.5kg.
www.animeddirect.co.uk
