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steve
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ouch.
your eye isnt really a place to store meid that tal though!
how did that happen?
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biggus
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| lost again wrote: | 5 hours having a peice of metal removed from my eye at local hospital and it still hurts like f**k  |
Ouch... know how you feel, had a bit of brass swarf in my eye once, had to be dug out with a needle rather than pulled out with a magnet 
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Incubus
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where to start!
firstly my boy cat, Dudley decided to piss in my Dainese leather jacket last night
lets hope the mopping out and a bottle of Fabreeze gets rid of the smell as you can't exactly stick the jacket in the washing machine!
then bloody computers
no internet for ages yesterday and it seemed the problem was down to my router as when I disconnected it and re installed my old cable modem the net worked fine just had no network to the pc in the shop
so called out the guys I bought the router from this morning they spent an hour farting around with various settings and networks which cost me £88 but when they left everything worked perfectly.....................
until tonight when again no internet through the router even though all the little lights are on but again I plug in the old cable modem instead and hey presto the net works!
bastard pc's
dodgy router you reckon?
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Matty
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| Incubus wrote: | where to start!
firstly my boy cat, Dudley decided to piss in my Dainese leather jacket last night
lets hope the mopping out and a bottle of Fabreeze gets rid of the smell as you can't exactly stick the jacket in the washing machine!
then bloody computers
no internet for ages yesterday and it seemed the problem was down to my router as when I disconnected it and re installed my old cable modem the net worked fine just had no network to the pc in the shop
so called out the guys I bought the router from this morning they spent an hour farting around with various settings and networks which cost me £88 but when they left everything worked perfectly.....................
until tonight when again no internet through the router even though all the little lights are on but again I plug in the old cable modem instead and hey presto the net works!
bastard pc's
dodgy router you reckon? |
Has dudley been neutered? if not then he may of been spraying over your own scent in the leathers as its a territory thing with male cats, the fabreeze should get rid of it but if he has done it to them then he will have done it to your other stuff possibly?  |
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Incubus
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yes he's had the chop
had him for 3 years but he's just started pissing on things recently in the last few weeks
mainly our bed or the wife's dressing gown
all washable!
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biggus
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| Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 6:56 pm Post subject: |
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| lost again wrote: | | 5 hours having a peice of metal removed from my eye at local hospital and it still hurts like f**k |
Maybe a new avatar will cheer you up? 
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| Incubus wrote: | yes he's had the chop
had him for 3 years but he's just started pissing on things recently in the last few weeks
mainly our bed or the wife's dressing gown
all washable! |
Has anything changed to get him distressed or a bit unhappy as we had problems with Bunzl for a while as he was always peeing on my clothes, and it was mainly due to having the kitten... several cat repellant spraying later and he has totally stopped doing it and loves the kitten to bits now  |
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Incubus
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nope nothing in 3 years that we can notice just started over the last cpl of weeks
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awww poor thing, try the cat repellant trick for a while and see if that helps, otherwise you may have to take a trip down to the vets to check he is ok....
I hope you get it sorted Inci  |
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tony vtr
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tony vtr
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| Incubus wrote: | where to start!
firstly my boy cat, Dudley decided to piss in my Dainese leather jacket last night
lets hope the mopping out and a bottle of Fabreeze gets rid of the smell as you can't exactly stick the jacket in the washing machine!
then bloody computers
no internet for ages yesterday and it seemed the problem was down to my router as when I disconnected it and re installed my old cable modem the net worked fine just had no network to the pc in the shop
so called out the guys I bought the router from this morning they spent an hour farting around with various settings and networks which cost me £88 but when they left everything worked perfectly.....................
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cat piss ...right...wifes tip here...clean as much as you can water and sponge and detergent..then....put bicarbonate of soda sprinkled over it and leave overnight or longer..and then just brush off...and that will take the smell and clean the area too....good luck!! |
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big al
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work, driving to kent to do 2hrs work then comming back again, then having to go back tomorrow to finish the job (half hr)
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| Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 7:56 pm Post subject: |
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| biggus wrote: | | lost again wrote: | | 5 hours having a peice of metal removed from my eye at local hospital and it still hurts like f**k |
Maybe a new avatar will cheer you up?
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Biggus strikes again 
Lost, when someone said keep your eye on your bike, did you take it literally?
PS sorry to read this (with both eyes ) |
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ninjabob
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| Incubus wrote: | | nope nothing in 3 years that we can notice just started over the last cpl of weeks |
It is possible for male cats to get cystitis - take him down the vet and get him checked out.
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Clinical Signs
Many cats will urinate in places other than the litter box, and often on hard surfaces such as tile floors, counter tops, sinks, bathtubs and even your bed! Cats avoid the litter box as urinating causes pain and thus is associated with the litter box. Cats should no be scolded for abnormal behavior such as this. They are trying to tell you that they are in pain and discomfort. Until any form of urinary disorder is ruled out, you cannot say this is a behavior problem
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GSEX-SLAPPY
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| Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 10:03 pm Post subject: |
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| lost again wrote: | | 5 hours having a peice of metal removed from my eye at local hospital and it still hurts like f**k |
thats what ya get for trtying to copy wivvy an sticking metal objects up your arse 
dont sit down it wont hurt so much |
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Meow
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Inci
one of my cats, Cooking Fat, started doing that a while back, had her down the vets and she creates crystals in her bladder, meaning that the crystals rub the inside of her bladder and causes alot of pain and cause the bladder to bleed.
Answer... Special diet for the rest of her life at around £10 for a 1.5 kilo bag
May not be his fault, get him checked out, he may well be suffering
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Mart
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| Divvycat wrote: | | Answer... Special diet for the rest of her life at around £10 for a 1.5 kilo bag |
We had precisely the same problem with one of our cats. It actually turned out to to be the "hard" cat food we were feeding him on. Again the vet recommended the "special" food at great cost.
However, we did this for a week or two and then switched him onto the Felix Seniors wet food that comes in pouches. He's been on this now for 3 years and has had no recurrence.
Might be worth you trying this? Save ya loads of dosh!
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Meow
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| Mart wrote: | | Divvycat wrote: | | Answer... Special diet for the rest of her life at around £10 for a 1.5 kilo bag |
We had precisely the same problem with one of our cats. It actually turned out to to be the "hard" cat food we were feeding him on. Again the vet recommended the "special" food at great cost.
However, we did this for a week or two and then switched him onto the Felix Seniors wet food that comes in pouches. He's been on this now for 3 years and has had no recurrence.
Might be worth you trying this? Save ya loads of dosh! |
Would love to, but my Cooking Fat won't eat "wet" food, likes her biccies! 
Fussy little Fooking cat!!
Apart from which she's too young for senior, she's only 4!!
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biggus
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| Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 9:49 am Post subject: |
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A carrier bag, brick and a canal sorts all cat problems out 
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Incubus
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| Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 9:51 am Post subject: |
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gonna take Dudley down to vets tomorrow to get him checked out
hope he is ok
seems happy enough, still staying well outta my way at the moment though!
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Plumbo
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| Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 9:51 am Post subject: |
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My thoughts too, just glad Biggus posted it first..........
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| Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 9:51 am Post subject: |
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| biggus wrote: | | A carrier bag, brick and a canal sorts all cat problems out |
 Living dangerously again Dunc?
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| Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 9:51 am Post subject: |
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| biggus wrote: | | A carrier bag, brick and a canal sorts all cat problems out |
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Matty
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| Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 10:10 am Post subject: |
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| biggus wrote: | | A couple of black bags, bricks and a canal sorts all my problems out |
biggus dont do it  |
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Wivvy
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| Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 10:12 am Post subject: |
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| biggus wrote: | | A carrier bag, brick and a canal sorts all cat problems out |
depends on the cat... |
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