Bird flu found in cats again - Austria this time!..
06 March 2006, 02:32 PM
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Bird flu found in cats again - Austria this time!..
Might mutate into a form that spreads between cats at this rate. Seems as they go around killing birds all the time they are pretty likely to get it.
Maybe a cull of cats is needed?....
Maybe a cull of cats is needed?....
06 March 2006, 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Apparition
....And did you know that there are six million cats in the Uk a large percentage of which live in London .........
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- its surprising theres any wildlife left at all
06 March 2006, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Apparition
....And did you know that there are six million cats in the Uk a large percentage of which live in London .........
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PMSL...
06 March 2006, 03:29 PM
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Chances are that the cull will ned extending to dogs, foxes, etc.
Cat are not mutually exclusive. They may have eaten a dead bird or even just sniffed at it. Tell me a dog/fox/badger will not do the same.
Cat are not mutually exclusive. They may have eaten a dead bird or even just sniffed at it. Tell me a dog/fox/badger will not do the same.
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Originally Posted by Paul Habgood
Chances are that the cull will ned extending to dogs, foxes, etc.
Cat are not mutually exclusive. They may have eaten a dead bird or even just sniffed at it. Tell me a god/fox/badger will not do the same.
Cat are not mutually exclusive. They may have eaten a dead bird or even just sniffed at it. Tell me a god/fox/badger will not do the same.
06 March 2006, 03:59 PM
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Dogs should have around the same percentage risk of infection as humans.
There will be two good things about bird flu. Loads of those dirty flying rats will die and a good amount of annoying cats too.
Some cats keep ****ting and digging up plants in my garden. So shant miss them at all.
I hope rats will get it too.
And I wonder how it will affect aids sufferers.
There will be two good things about bird flu. Loads of those dirty flying rats will die and a good amount of annoying cats too.
Some cats keep ****ting and digging up plants in my garden. So shant miss them at all.
I hope rats will get it too.
And I wonder how it will affect aids sufferers.
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