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 Post subject: Re: Dog's Dinner - Do animals know what's going on?
PostPosted: 07 Jul 2019, 14:16 
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Sad news; we also had an adopted cat for nearly twelve years - he was found living by a canal so we had no idea how old he was. On another topic, our current cat (young and very daft) loves eating cobwebs. I have never heard of any cat doing this, the vet says it won't do him any harm, but it seems like a very odd thing to do!
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Noreen
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PostPosted: 07 Jul 2019, 21:35 
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Perhaps hoping for the odd crunchy spider or two?
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We have new cats. A calico called Poppy and her tabby son Charlie. Ages 12 and 10. He is currently hiding but she is exploring.
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Noreen
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Welcome Poppy and Charlie - wishing you long and happy lives!
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Caroline OSullivan
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PostPosted: 07 Feb 2020, 08:57 
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Benson, our much loved horse, had to be put to sleep on Wednesday :cry:
So frustrating when the steroids he needed for one condition caused another

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cestina
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Oh Caroline that is so sad. Thinking of you....

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Alison H
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Sorry for your loss :cry: .

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Noreen
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Sympathies - it's such a wrench when companion animals die. Run free in the sunshine and the breezes, Benson, and hugs to your family.
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Jools
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Caroline so sorry
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RIP Benson.
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chattie
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Spring has sprung - Wilf the tortoise is out of hibernation (just in time for the forecast of a return to wintery showers....)
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