well, i imagen any demand for vets in those places at the momentis more likely to be in the area of large working or agricultual animals, i was more into the pets side of things.
but thank you for your question though.
(but thank you for your question though.
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Sun 7 Nov 2010, 21:29,
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Quite interested in ramming pencils up gerbils at the minute,but yeah, the research possibilities are practically endless.
Dripping sulphuric acid into the eyes of feral cats is currently yielding some interesting data.
(Dripping sulphuric acid into the eyes of feral cats is currently yielding some interesting data.
Sea Tramp the thinking woman's 8 Ace,
Sun 7 Nov 2010, 21:38,
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I hope that the cats are then disposed of using the appropriate waste receptacle?
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Sun 7 Nov 2010, 21:47,
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Of course.Straight on the compost heap, legs broken to avert unnecessary wandering, and an an extra splosh of sulphuric acid to help speed up the process - because we are, after all, humane.
( Sea Tramp the thinking woman's 8 Ace,
Sun 7 Nov 2010, 21:56,
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