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    Money grabbing *********

    My cat requires a daily pill to keep it's sorry arse alive.

    Now my vetinary has been charging me £32 a month for the pills.

    Thought I'd google said medication and find I can buy it online (with a prescription from the vet) for £11 a month.

    Greedy fookers. Vet is about 23 years old and drives a £200K car. Now I know how he does it.

    Agents, all is forgiven. You are amateurs.

    #2
    You might want to do a bit of research on vets prescribing placebos for profit. You won't like what you find.

    Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
    My cat requires a daily pill to pay for the vet's wife's new Xmas Merc.
    FTFY
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      #3
      Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
      Vet is about 23 years old and drives a £200K car. Now I know how he does it.
      More likely it's because only kids with rich parents grow up to be vets. 2 reasons:
      (a) they grow up surrounded by nice animals like ponies and chinchillas and dream about making them better. Poor kids grow up surrounded by scabby pigeons and pit bull terriers that they can't stand the sight of.
      (b) you have to pay your way through several years of training.

      Be wary of giving your cat pills that you buy online. Best case, the pills will be made of sugar. Worst case, your cat will get BIGGER, LONGER lasting 3R3CTIONS that will DRIVE YOUR WOMAN WILD!!!! 100% GUARANTEED!!!!

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        #4
        Originally posted by thunderlizard View Post

        Be wary of giving your cat pills that you buy online. Best case, the pills will be made of sugar. Worst case, your cat will get BIGGER, LONGER lasting 3R3CTIONS that will DRIVE YOUR WOMAN WILD!!!! 100% GUARANTEED!!!!
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          #5
          Sorry about your cat DP. You are perfectly entitled to get a prescription from the vet and buy the drugs online. Better still - haggle with him.

          He won't be 23 btw.
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            #6
            Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
            My cat requires a daily pill to keep it's sorry arse alive.
            its

            Buy the cat's meds online and invest your savings in a book of English grammar. It might help you through the citizenship ESOL test

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              #7
              I have to say good on you for looking after it. A friend of mine is a Blue Cross Volunteer and they get inundated with abandoned ill cats who need treatment because their owners just can't be bothered.
              ...my quagmire of greed....my cesspit of laziness and unfairness....all I am doing is sticking two fingers up at nurses, doctors and other hard working employed professionals...

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                #8
                Someone took the dead cat and pheasant away from the end of the drive.
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by threaded View Post
                  Someone took the dead cat and pheasant away from the end of the drive.
                  Road kill casserole!

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                    #10
                    Mrs. W also buys all her 'specialist'* cat food and their flea/tick protection on-line at a considerable discount. If you have fussy and/or pedigree cats it would be worth looking into, some of the stuff she gets is half the price the local vet charges and that's including carriage.

                    * She has two Maine Coons.
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