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Oh wow! I will have a look at that. It's just so annoying that the volume can be adjusted so easily while it is in my pocket. Thank you Judy.

Does anyone use a Nokia 2660 mobile and how do you manage with the volume button that sits proud on the side of the phone and volume alters too easily when in a pocket ?

Are these tests actual DNA results, or health test results from a vet

Back to normal. Thank you Judy. :)

I envy those who's dogs feet allow the nails to grow down and touch the floor or pavement. I find that our lot have slightly flatter feet and the nails tend to grow forward:( One of our girls absolutely screams if she has the nail clippers or the grinder near her feet. (Ah but she knows that...

although our lot get good daily exercise, it is all off road/pavement and walks are only on grass in the fields and woodland. I clip our dogs nails myself and to finish the job I use an electric "Whal" grinder. You will be surprised how much further you can grind the nails back after clipping...

Yes absolutely!:) Buy their economy packs, you can give him a wing every day.

I thought that in England and Wales it was illegal to sell puppies under the age of 8 weeks. o_O

Attachment that I forgot to attach to the above reply; "Nick Thompson" Articles | Holisticvet – Raw Feeding Consultations, Acupuncture, Homeopathy & Herbal Medicine

Hello, welcome. I am sorry to read about your problems. There are often easy methods and remedy's to help overcome a lot of troublesome problems. @JudyN has suggested a raw feeding diet, this could help resolve your problems, but not all vet's will agree. Please read this attachment; Myths...

Oh wow! dosen't time fly. He sure is a good looking chap.:rolleyes:

I would agree with @Tinytom and offer your puppy some quality wet food or the easiest product for such a young puppies tummy, would be raw meat. I have never used lamb milk on puppies but Goat milk is easily accepted and consumed without any tummy problems, either milk will be digested with more...

Difficult, just very difficult:oops: We have had a couple of the working type border collies. The first was my husbands full time companion while working as a gardener /handyman, and also stock person for a small beef herd of 40 cows. She worked with the cattle and did everything required of...

Regards the Arthritis. We have an 11 year old Cocker Spaniel who was diagnosed back in the summer with arthritis in a front shoulder (our dogs work in the shooting season). To my horror the vet prescribed Metacam to be used whenever required. Straight away she had Metacam for 2 days only, and...

Pal and Winalot , that's what my parents used to use. And them I remember Chum for dogs and Kitticat for cats (we never had cats)

Oh yuk! @JoanneF That's very strange. It had gone through my mind, what about different animals but it is only the windpipe! In the deer it comes from the voice box and down to the lungs and heart complex with no fat involved just plenty of gristle and tubes as it gets nearer to the lungs...

Eden plus Lily's sounds like a fair exchange and stick to natural treats. I use a lot of raw trachea's, they come with the deer plucks that we get, I would not say that they were fatty at all. Could you still allow her raw bones, rib bones would be great. Please remember that treats always have...

Bonio's will not help with the squitty poo's, they are grain based :eek:. Ingredients are; (Cereals 90%,) 30% of this is whole Wheat, Fats, Animal derivatives and various sugars. It's no wonder she gets the squits. I certainly would not blame the Raw meat products, it is more likely the treats...

Puppies need freedom of movement and loads of puppy play, they will rest and sleep when they are ready, please do not restrict natural movement and activity. These timed exercise instructions are, as already mentioned for regimental hard surface/pavement walks when a puppy is on a lead. Loose...

I have just quickly "Googled" this and it appears that it is an extremely painful injury and can take a long painful time for the injury to repair. Other injuries can result in the long term without adequate medical advice and treatment. Poor doggie:oops: I would speak with your vet about...