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Dead Cat

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  • 26-11-2007 2:03pm
    #1
    roughan
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    the girlfriends cat died over the weekend
    what do we do with him ?
    we cant bury him in the garden as we have dogs and 1 is a digger!!


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    Vinnie K
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    Cremation??


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    sunny2004
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    bury it in concrete !


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    summer_ina_bowl
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    take it to your nearest vet. ask to have it cremated, might cost about 20 euro?


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    wazzoraybelle
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    Put the poor fella in your septic tank if you have one. It will do it good.



    It will do the septic tank good, I'm afraid there's no hope for your cat.


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    flanzer
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    wazzoraybelle wrote: »
    Put the poor fella in your septic tank if you have one. It will do it good.



    It will do the septic tank good, I'm afraid there's no hope for your cat.

    Sorry for going off topic but what's the science behind that?


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    Riamfada
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    flanzer wrote: »
    Sorry for going off topic but what's the science behind that?

    Septic tanks cant bring cats back to life.


    Seriously, id also like to know


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    wazzoraybelle
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    Something to do with the right kind of bacteria. Its supposed to be a Badger but I would imagine a cat will do.


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    echosound
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    Sorry to hear that. Perhaps bury the cat in the garden and place a few patio slabs over the area for a while, to stop the dog from scenting the cat's burial place? Do you have parents close by with a garden? any of my dearly beloved departed pets are buried in the folk's back garden as I don't own the house I live in, so they are all buried in my folk's back garden as they're never moving from that house.


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