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Got through to Haslemere CP, they've got a waiting list and Pixie has been put on it. Still can't contact Brum CP, left a msg. I'm off to my Mum's house soon so I'll have to bring Pixie back with me - if I can find her, she has the habit of disappearing and doesn't spend the night in the house. I was told by CP that I'll have to keep her indoors for 2 weeks, so I've bought some Catsan, hope she knows what it's for. I've got a plant tray which is 22"x15"x3" - would that serve as a litter tray?
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Hh, sounds like you need a lye down in a dark room!!
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Andy, I can't believe the things this MB can prompt people into doing, I've just gone and measured the cat tray!  Looks like your plant tray will do the business, ahem, but I would advise buying a litter tray with a 'roof/lid'. It gives the cat some privacy (and dignity), plus most of them come with a filter which keeps out nasty whiffs. You can also get cat pan liners which make cleaning it out a whole lot easier (and nicer) for the human/slave involved. You just lift it up and tie the liner together, bit like a bin bag. I got my litter tray from Argos, about £9. Hope you find Pixie. You may have to try food bribery ... |
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« Reply #6483 on: 17:55:37, 01-07-2008 » |
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Oh Harmony - I hope your migraine has gone.  I get dreadful, frequent attacks but manage to keep them down to a reasonable level so that I can have something of a life, with an injection that I give myself - one of the triptans. You can take them in tablet form if you can keep them down, so I'd ask about them if I were you. They work really quickly. |
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« Reply #6484 on: 18:06:09, 01-07-2008 » |
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Excuse my butting in but for a moment I thought that was the Haslemere Communist Party or S and M league. I'll get me lead.
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« Reply #6485 on: 07:42:07, 02-07-2008 » |
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My wife takes narameg(spelling). Very good medication.
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« Reply #6486 on: 12:13:33, 02-07-2008 » |
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HH, in that a rest helped, I wonder if you may be fielding some sort of allergic reaction or even something on the ME continuum of which the headaches are a symptom? Glad you're feeling better now anyway.
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« Reply #6490 on: 19:21:52, 02-07-2008 » |
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I'm getting drunk. That's what's happening.
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« Reply #6492 on: 19:24:26, 02-07-2008 » |
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« Reply #6493 on: 19:37:20, 02-07-2008 » |
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Not pronounced like that though is it...
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