Baby Dragon

I think he still looks really cute :D

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Roxy looks like a lovely pup :D

Tonight

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/...x-1225866988334

140 now

Wow!! That's really lovely

I suppose when you twist it like that, almost anything can be classified as 'all natural' because like you said, everthing has to come from somewhere What I was meaning was that there's quite a difference between a product containing hospital grade disinfectant and synthetic fragrances and a product with natural disinfecting properties and natural fragrances such as essential oils. I would consider the second product to have natural ingredients, but not the first Obviously both products would be useful but for different things

I heard back from them. They said Penetrator Plus has a disinfectant in it, it's a surface spray and they said it's not recommended as an airbourne spray. They didn't specify if it was all natural or not, but it sounds like it's not They said the Ozona Odour Neutraliser spray is an air freshener and doesn't contain disinfectant. I'm not sure if it's all natural or not, they didn't specify.

That video was so cute!!!

Thanks, I just had a look Some of the covers on that website look really nice! I must have a really weird sized trampoline bed because the width of those covers are still too small... The bed is 44" x 33" (or 111.8cm x 83.8cm)

I've just measured the trampoline bed and it looks like the Wooly Cover and Multi Mat won't fit anyway The bed is 840mm wide and the largest size of their covers is 780mm wide I wonder if the cover could still be attached, or are there any good alternatives to Snooza? I'm after something that's a bit cushiony and/or soft, it's a present for my Lab for her birthday

I'm looking for a nice soft cover for a trampoline bed. I've heard good things about Snooza products and I was wondering if anyone has their Wooly Cover http://www.snooza.com.au/products/woolly-cover.shtml or Multi Mat? http://www.snooza.com.au/products/multi-mat.shtml Also, if anyone has any Snooza product would you please tell me which sort of fabric you chose (eg velboa, mock lambswool etc) and whether the fabric 'sheds'?

It's a good move taking her to the vet, hopefully it's nothing too serious and the vet can put your mind at ease

I emailed them

I still don't understand how it can be a "totally natural" disinfectant? Unless its disinfecting properties are white vinegar or something? If it's not totally natural then maybe it's not such a great idea to spray it around indiscriminantly as an air freshener and use it as a rinse on dogs etc. Also, I make things with essential oils and I don't understand how scents like talc can be totally natural? Essential oils come from plants and plant products. Maybe all of these things can be explained, and if so great, because I'd love to try the product. I couldn't find my answers on the website. Maybe somebody from the manufactoring company or retailer can join this thread and explain it, and other questions people have about purchasing the product? They're obviously reading this thread.

There's a video of Dr Chris Brown talking about this on The Circle. http://ten.com.au/the-circle-pets-in-cafes.htm

I'm not sure that boots would be the answer, it sounds like there might be an underlying problem... but I definitely recommend Ruffwear Griptrex boots if you're going to get boots! Make sure he has socks on too because they can cause blisters otherwise.

That makes sense, thank you I thought it was really unusual, but it sounds like it's a common thing.

Thanks for the replies Nope!! Only with my female dog who doesn't cock. He doesn't cock at home, he's only started doing it when we are out.

Hi all Is there a reason why my 4 1/2 year old desexed dog who has always squatted to pee, would suddenly start lifing his leg? I think he was desexed at around 6 months old. It's no biggie, but I'm just curious

http://www.cairns.com.au/article/2010/04/2...local-news.html

Gosh some of the comments on there aren't very nice

Hi Lexy's Dad, it's lovely that you posted. I'm so glad to know that you're ok!!! Lexy must be such a wonderful dog

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