Depo-provera

[ja jumper]

ive spoken to my vet in the past about this and they have said there are side affects related to the injection ,so i didnt bother with it

 

[jue332]

WOW Julie - that's a sexy pink pair!!  Did you make a tail hole?  Your daughter made an excellent job of them.My hubby thought I was mad at first - but the funniest thing is when you get up in the morning a bit bleary eyed, and let them out for a wee, but forget to take them off. Mouse used to run round and round half squatting, but sort of knowing she would wee her pants!!  On a couple of occasions when it was dark in the wintertime, I let her out without thinking, once she wee'd her pants, and another time she poo'ed them!!!  :blink: Just like having kids really.

Poor Evie - in season for Christmas - hope she's over it soon.

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Oh my god just read this, thats so funny i had tears running down my face Sorry.

when i get the real one will defo remember to take them off when i let her out :lol:

Oh and yes my daughter did cut a hole out for her tail, they were just too baggy :b :- " :b

Julie

P.S

Thanks for making me laugh :lol:

 

[05whippet]

I can understand Olivia using it for medical reasons,(are there any side effects Olivia just out of curiosity) but I'm not sure I would want to use it as a general thing,because like Lalena says things happen for a reason, and I wouldn't let mine race on it much like with any medication :unsure:
Are you thinking of using it Kim?

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Im not sure, was told about it by a lady in work and just wanted more info....

Tilly is in her first week or her first season and was clean to start with but is getting messy now, so i just wondered if there was anything safe to use to stop the pain and the mess she is going through, after all we use it.....

Kim

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I kind of agree with Lalena here they do have their seasons for a reason and I'm loathe to give them anything that would interfere with their natural balance.And as Dessie says there can be side effects so I know I would'nt be too keen on using it except for medical reasons as with Olivia.

If it is the messyness you are worried about we use season pants with a cut up sanitary towel in them (I get three wee ones from just the one) as Bracken bleeds very heavily. :x I find these a real god send and they are good for stopping the boys getting too amorous :teehee:

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Its not really the messyness :b , more the pain she is in , she is so grumpy and follows me around everywhere :wub: ...

Having said that where did you get the pants and could i use a nappy :- "

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I bought the pants which are made by MIKKI and are £4.50 in Pets at Home I use a sticky human sanitary towel one of the thin ones,cut it into three and stick one bit on the pants, it does'nt move and I just change it regularly.It's great because it means she can still have the run of the house and get up on the settee (usually in season she is confined to the snug and has to sleep in her crate) I have to say that I did'nt find that the little clip caused her any discomfort at all and they were easy to put on Bracken loved them,we said to her "come and get your pants on" and she would come running :* I cant really comment on the grumpyness as she never is, the most she does is become a little subdued but that is it )

I dont know about a nappy as these pants are neat fitting and a nappy would be too bulky,but one pack of towels lasts ages so is cost effective

 

[*Lesley*]

Awww Evie in her pink knickers so girlie, :wub: :wub: she needs a matching vest :*

And June, I was picturing all that in my head :lol: :lol: