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Latest Discussions
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By KalamityKel · Posted
As much as I support the protection of wildlife from predators its incredibly important not to don a feline chum with any old collar. Collars can be a hazard to cats. They can easily get caught on things resulting in choking. If cat owners really must use a collar, consider one that is quick release or of the paper kind (yes I know they wont last long). -
By emmster100 · Posted
Hi She’s chipped and spayed and let out in the back garden. She hadn’t found her way to the front yet (which would have to be via other people’s back gardens) - but we’re worried she now has and has got lost. Do your scanners pick up any microchipped cats? Thanks Emma -
I was recommended George McMillan of Rodemption Pest Solutions as I had a wasps nest in my roof. I just wanted to say he was very efficient, super conscientious and a very nice guy. My wasps nest is history! his number is 07977 522294 -
By TWB Cat Sitter · Posted
Hi, Is Linda spayed & microchipped? & was she let out into the road or garden? Our team carry scanners on our daily routes, so will keep an eye out for her.
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