VeNT said:
, tics are nasty as hell my cat had one luckily i pulled the bugger off with tweezers then burnt it with fire tbhhave you got a bet how many times you can post that? because your draining all the laughter out of meVeNT said:

its actualy a croped vertion of the originalSolac said:have you got a bet how many times you can post that? because your draining all the laughter out of me![]()
anyone understand that?AcidHell2 said:techniquley you shouldn't pull a tick off, it breaks the "beak" and can transmit what ever nasties its carrying. Not normally much off a problem in the uk though.
If you cover it in talcum powder, it blokes its breaving holes and it will full off.
Can't see if any bits of it remained in the skin, put some antiseptic on the wound but will get a doc's appointment on Monday just to make sure.
Mr.Orb said:How did you get the tick? Don't they live in really, really dirty water or something like that?
) or earlier today when I did some work in the garden in the morning...Ex-RoNiN said:Pulled it out, but made a strange tearing noise as I did thatCan't see if any bits of it remained in the skin, put some antiseptic on the wound but will get a doc's appointment on Monday just to make sure.
I ran all over town, nobody stocks these remover thingys![]()
messiah khan said:(Thats covering the tick in butter, not the cat!)

Docaroo said:I think that you can get them off by pouring whiskey on them aswell! Although this may be an old scottish wives tale... they will aparently fall out!
Mr.Orb said:Great, now all I can think about are butter coated cats.
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messiah khan said:Ah, but the thing thats really going to do your nut in; is if the butter is only on the cats back and you throw the cat up into the air, will it land butter side down or on its feet?![]()

Alasdair said:And if the cat's in a box with a vial of poison, is it dead or alive or are you just unsure?![]()
Its nice to meet another Alasdair.