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As I said it's for Stronghold and if it hasn't killed my cats after 15 years I doubt it's going to start now.

That's a great thing you are doing for these cats and thankfully you have time on your side now to look for new shelter for them before winter, I would start by looking on your local freecycle site and fb freecycle and selling sites and put the feelers out for a good condition shed that someone mayb...

Does anyone know if you can re use them? I uploaded mine Into PC and company never asked for original, so I still have it. It was for stronghold. So I'm wondering if there is any reason next month I can't use same script for another pack from a different company?

This is Guinness. We are cross-posting him here as he is desperate to move out of his current accommodation.....a Vets Surgery in Bicester, Oxfordshire. Guinness is approximately 2 years old and is good with other cats and dogs. He is an incredibly loving chap, but has spent far too long in a vets p...

Hi Claire, I may be way out on my suggestion here but does your baby have any digestion problems? My youngest had all of those symptoms plus reflux and wind and colic and they were all caused by milk allergy/ intolerance. I do rescue and had 14 cats when my eldest was born, I always said I would get...

I used a little stick about the size of a lipsyl, it's made by e45 brand and is a high factor sun cream for the face, used to use it on my white cats ears and nose.

Now needed ng7 to m5 services

Can anyone please help transport a mum and kittens from Nottingham ng7 6fd to cat welfare Luton lu32rf. Basket will be needed.
Please e mail me [email protected] if you can help.

Thank you.

Yes it does have really good results for mouths and ongoing diarhoea problems, as you say it can be quite difficult to administer tho as it is very bitter tasting. That and antirobe have had the best results for mine with ongoing gingivitis problems.

Was she hand reared or separated from her mummy too early? She sounds like one of mine who was a hand rear.....

Ah I see so it's the presence of ovaries that causes a season.....
I have since been googling it and it seems it's a more common thing in torties to be born without a uterus, and she is a tortie.

So this morning I picked up a ladies 2 cats to get them neutered for her (I'm rescue btw) they are 9 months old brother and sister and born with the lady so their history is known. Male was castrated first, female had side spay opening, they could find no uterus so opened her midline, still no uteru...

Mine are insured with direct line, they insure up to 10th birthday. I pay about 12 a month for my oldest Marilyn who is now 10 and that's for £3000 cover with a max treatment for a year on ongoing health issues.

Mmm it's a tricky one, I have a mum rearing kittens in my rescue now and she came Into season last week for 3 days, it was very obvious she was in season, so if she is having a season, and there doubt over the spay it's possible she wasn't done I guess, hopefully the shave will shed some light on it.

Was there no difference in fur length on her left flank when you first adopted her? Normally when 2 months post spay, ESP when shedding winter cost you would still see the difference in fur length.

If the kitten is 8 weeks and independant the mummy will miss her for a while, and obviously knows she is at yours so will probably keep visiting for a week or two, but cats memories of their kittens do fade fast and chances are she won't like her kitten at all in a few weeks time and will see her as...

Bless her she can just see her kitten and understandably wants her back, you said they were born mid march, now is mid April which suggests they may have been too young to leave their mummy? His old is the kitten?

Hopefully this will work this is the gorgeous little kitty and his bald bit. I'm thinking ringworm possible but owner going to take him to vet anyway. He is apparently Persian x but just looks Persian to me

E mail it to me if you like, [email protected]

I do rescue and have seen a fair few skin things.......

Can you post pictures of his bald bits?

Hi yes time is the answer, I had a pair of sisters come into my rescue a few months back, they were just how you describe with one your best friend, the other in hiding, they have been in their new home 6 weeks now and the more nervous one is only just beginning to come out of her shell. Blocking hi...

The lactose in milk can upset their tummies, but if no problems in 10 years of having it then more than likely tolerates it well. Goats milk or cat milk are both good alternatives though.

Yes Emma I'm with you on that one, I have tried every type of litter going but still not found one that doesn't leave me needing to completely change and disenfect tray after every poo, and every morning regardless. Mine too come inside for the tray because they just seem to want to!

Yes it's easy to think the worst once the seed is planted in your mind isn't it! Fingers x'd you get negatives from the blood tests.

Hi, I have a cat that had an allergic reaction to the felv part of his vaccine that needed emergency vet visit, after the reaction was treated he had a lump at injection site that lasted about 3 weeks, I would imagine it's more likely they have both reacted slightly to the vaccine rather than it sug...

No, they just gave the info after the surgery so too late. Now his option is in and out for meds and eventual surgery, or the yd.

Thanks mark, I really don't understand it tbh, she said he went under when first on meds before surgery, so they reduced meds, but I'm assuming it wouldn't be possible to go under from the food..... But his new owner seems to think he could? I've had cats with every other medical condition but not t...

A feral cat I rehomed to someone was recently diagnosed with over active thyroid, medicating was difficult so once stabilised he had surgery to remove the gland, unfortunately when owners collected him the vet said other was enlarged but they left it, so now 2 months on symptoms have returned, the p...