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So important to give them the best chance. You can buy bells on Amazon I’ve bought the cheap collars on amazon and find they fray quickly and aren’t great quality. The bells don’t really make a noise either. I’ve also bought a posh one from Pets Couture and it’s absolutely beautiful, got a proper bell and still looks like new after nearly a whole year! Definitely worth the money -
I completely agree. A cat with a bell comes into my garden and sits patiently beneath the bird feeders. Sometimes I hear the bell first and can chase him out before he gets there, and hopefully birds can also hear the bell (but only when he's actually moving). This has got worse since prickly rambling rose stems were removed from fences at the back of the garden. I'm looking at what cat deterrents I can put there. You have probably done this already, but if not you might want to look at ways you can try to stop the cats getting into your garden in the first place? It's very difficult. I love both cats and birds, but as you say, cats will be cats. -
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Know of one in Devon expecting pups towards end of year. PM me -
By emmster100 · Posted
Hi all, Our kitten Linda hasn't come home this morning and we’re v worried about her. She’s only 8 months old and not used to going far/going out on the road. Please look out for her in the Barry Road/Upland Road area, and message or call if you think you’ve seen her - 07758 300 621. Thank you! 🙏🏻
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