Oh well, enough of this frivolity...

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Flubster replied

10 October 2006, 15:53
You've gotten off lightly then. total insurance claim for dog 1 since acquiring as puppy 2 years ago already tops £2000. Dog 2 (10 months old) has cost £500 so far.
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Flubster replied

10 October 2006, 15:48
Surely you have pet insurance???? My little doggies would have forced me to remortgage my house if it wasn't very the £13/month premium...
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Emperor Dalek replied

9 October 2006, 19:59
Originally posted by zeitghost

It's time to go home & take the cat to the vet.

Deep joy...

I can feel the scratches now.

Good job it's not a Skarosian cat. They have six legs and secrete molecular acid.
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MarillionFan replied

9 October 2006, 17:40
I have a sack and some rocks.
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wendigo100 replied

9 October 2006, 16:48
Are you having it put down?
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sasguru replied

9 October 2006, 15:42
Originally posted by zeitghost

It's time to go home & take the cat to the vet.

Deep joy...

I can feel the scratches now.

Here's why I don't have a cat

http://www.messybeast.com/zoonoses.htm
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Churchill replied

9 October 2006, 15:38
Originally posted by zeitghost

It's time to go home & take the cat to the vet.

Deep joy...

I can feel the scratches now.

Eat the furry little fecker!
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zeitghost started a topic Oh well, enough of this frivolity...

9 October 2006, 15:33
Oh well, enough of this frivolity...

It's time to go home & take the cat to the vet.

Deep joy...

I can feel the scratches now.
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