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@sharongooner wrote:
I hate that feeling when you open the front door and you smell that smell and have to play hunt the shit.
:lol:
A size 11 steel capped work boot up its rissole should do the trick :twisted:
On the subject of cats..
My 3 year old has started dribbling a lot, I’ve heard from somewhere that this might be a sign of problems with her teeth or gums :?
Do any of your cats do this? And what can the vet do to help if it is her teeth / gums? or is there anything I can buy from the pet store?
abcess, tumour, could be loads of things take her to the vet nothing i can think of from a pet shop and i ran one for a year
oh and it could be sod all too so dont panic but get it checked
@~Pebbles~ wrote:
On the subject of cats..
My 3 year old has started dribbling a lot, I’ve heard from somewhere that this might be a sign of problems with her teeth or gums :?
Do any of your cats do this? And what can the vet do to help if it is her teeth / gums? or is there anything I can buy from the pet store?
In all probability..it’s a build-up of tartar on her gnashers leading to infected gums..your vet will easily remove the tartar..so don’t worry about it. I’m sure she’ll be fine.
Thanks people, I will give the suggestions a go.
As for dribbling Pebs, mine do it when being stroked, I have come to the thought that they are saucy lil girls :lol:
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