They are still a little waryBut I tend to do that with animals.
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Mr. Sheep Fat Squelchy Goodness,
Mon 20 Jan 2003, 10:54,
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Worming tabletsand our cat were always a source of entertainment.
You'd have to coat them in butter to stand half a chance of getting them eaten, but just as you thought you'd managed it, he'd go 'pttt', spit it out and give you a malevolent look through buttered whiskers.
(You'd have to coat them in butter to stand half a chance of getting them eaten, but just as you thought you'd managed it, he'd go 'pttt', spit it out and give you a malevolent look through buttered whiskers.
missing,
Mon 20 Jan 2003, 10:59,
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I usea delicate technique for worming. Which normally involves significant puncture wounds to my right hand.
I had to learn the vet's technique when one of them (sadly now departed to tuna heaven) had a leg amputated due to cancer and I had to adminster antibiotics. So I'm quite a dab hand at it now.
(I had to learn the vet's technique when one of them (sadly now departed to tuna heaven) had a leg amputated due to cancer and I had to adminster antibiotics. So I'm quite a dab hand at it now.
Mr. Sheep Fat Squelchy Goodness,
Mon 20 Jan 2003, 11:08,
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