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Help with a pet

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  • 21-08-2016 5:52pm
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    Chaos Marine
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    I need to put my cat in a place for two or three days, my housemate has someone coming over (They're from Poland and it'll be a while before they'll get a chance to speak with each other) and I need to know if there are any places I can put that up for those days. The person is incredibly allergic to cats.


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    horgan_p
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    If they are that allergic , then they wont be able to set foot in your place without you doing a deep clean on your home.


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    Ludo
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    The vets in douglas has a cattery which would mind them for a few days.

    http://www.animalcarehospital.ie/index.php/catboarding/


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    Crimsonred
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    Tell her to bring her allergy pills.


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    MisterBlue
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    Tell your housemate find some place for their guest to stay rather than putting your pet through the horrible feeling of being uprooted to a strange place.

    Humans, eh!


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    Milly33
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    Yeah id say you would want to have the cat out of there for a good few days before they come if they are allergic, i doubt it would make an awful differance.. After that there is a great chap up by Moneygorney in Rochestown Wags and Tails. he has a great set up for cats worth a try


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    Ludo
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    Milly33 wrote: »
    Yeah id say you would want to have the cat out of there for a good few days before they come if they are allergic, i doubt it would make an awful differance.. After that there is a great chap up by Moneygorney in Rochestown Wags and Tails. he has a great set up for cats worth a try

    Never heard of that one...good to know though and must go have a look.


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    Milly33
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    Tony up there is loverly I must say. I have taken my fella up there twice now and I cant complain. They have their own little run outside which is great. There is another place The Happy Cats Cattery she is great too a little further out of town


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    razorblunt
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    +1 for Moneygourney, can't say I've used it myself, but have heard good reports from a few folk.

    Saying that though, if your housemate isn't the home owner, I wouldn't be shifting any of my pet for a friend (theirs or mine!).


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