petethevet
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@ no, not my cat - he's a feral cat who I borrowed for the morning. I think he was more of a coiled spring than he looked!
about 19 hours ago
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in reply to Chaoskater
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On TV3's Ireland AM this week, we discussed feral cats, stressing that Trap-Neuter-Release schemes are the best...
about 20 hours ago
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.... & secondly, local children killed a small dog with a banger. Just shocking and deeply saddening.
8:43 AM Oct 13th
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Two incidents of animal cruelty in my home town today. First, this kitten was dumped in a wheelie bin but was...
8:41 AM Oct 13th
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It's time to install CCTV in UK's abattoirs: When I’ve discussed no-stun ritual slaughter previously in this blog,...
6:29 AM Oct 11th
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@ Thanks for that link - enjoyed that one - anyone else, if you haven't seen it, go here:
8:35 AM Oct 10th
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in reply to onekindcj
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Animal charities: the battle for financial survival: In my Pet Subjects column in the Weekend Section of the Daily...
1:06 AM Oct 9th
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@ the link didn't come through - can you send again?
7:33 AM Oct 6th
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in reply to WildPaw
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@ no, can't make it to BVNA.... maybe next year? Have edited that link...
4:35 AM Oct 6th
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in reply to WildPaw
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@ sometimes it's easy to fire off comments to blogs without time for full reflection! Have edited & removed "highly"
4:01 AM Oct 6th
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@ no, did not know about his reversal of opinion & have not heard podcast - can u post link?
3:59 AM Oct 6th
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in reply to WildPaw
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@ I think the photo could have been a moment in time..... carefully chosen to depict an "out of control" dog....
2:26 AM Oct 6th
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in reply to Sinabhfuil
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@ thanks for feedback - enjoying watching the old conservative dog-dominating comments trickle in! May need support there :-)
2:25 AM Oct 6th
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in reply to WildPaw
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RE: Yes, you need consistently applied rules and guidelines for dogs and children to teach them effectively.
No, you d…
2:21 AM Oct 6th
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RE: I've watched Mr Millan and I agree that he's a highly competent dog trainer who can produce excellent results. My …
1:33 AM Oct 6th
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‘Dog Whisperer’ criticism of President Obama is based on out-of-date dog training theory: The photo doesn’t look ...
1:07 AM Oct 6th
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RE: Nobody is saying that compulsory microchipping will solve all the problems but it will shift the axis in the right…
6:31 AM Oct 5th
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@ yes, just an irritant if eaten, not highly toxic like other lilies. Don't think most cats would eat Peace Lily anyway!
4:29 AM Oct 5th
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in reply to popcultlover
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@ BUT they do have insoluble calcium oxalate crystals in them (which cause oral/GI irritation (if eaten!).
3:51 AM Oct 5th
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in reply to popcultlover
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@ Peace lily (spathiphyllum sp) & calla lily (zantedeschia sp) are not in the lilium genus- do not cause renal failure.
3:50 AM Oct 5th
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in reply to popcultlover
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- Name Pete Wedderburn
- Location Ireland
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- Bio I'm a companion animal veterinarian who likes to talk to the world.
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