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Thanks, I think I did use that in the deep and distant past!
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Yes it is available still here is a link...
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I used to use Aromaheel for mud fever, and that also needs all scabs to be removed for treatment. I found this by far the best to use...
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I love this stuff. I used it when my cob got nasty sore scabby bits on the back off his foot (not CPL, just some kind of mild infection...
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Chris Packham is aware that foxes are being killed - I seem to remember an argument from a few years ago because the RSPB was involved...
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I’ve also never been hunting but did go what was called drag hunting when I was much younger and that was fun..I’ve never seen a fox...
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There are certainly examples of foxes getting shot but not killed. Where we used to live, I remember seeing one fox with a missing leg...
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Me too. It's terrible round where I live. They release thousands of caged birds late summer and then people pay a fortune to shoot the...
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One person told me that they knew foxhunting was illegal but they understood there was a 'loophole' meaning that if hunt staff couldn't...
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I hate shooting of birds. There is so much round here, pheasants raised to be shot. Hate riding past the shoots , beaters behind hedges...
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This is in the bill to ban as well... though to make them safe to eat, they'll still need to be travelled in a stressful environment...
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To me the problem isn’t the fact that some (quite a lot) of hunts were rogue, it’s that the organisations who should have set standards...
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I’m actually on the fence re hunting. I have no desire to go out and kill foxes but I can see the wider picture and experience the huge...
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Problem is even one hunt breaking the law, which we know has happened, isn't acceptable. The NF Bloodhounds are one example of just how...
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People only care about animal welfare when it suits them. Beauty products tested on animals. Rat traps, slug killer, sticky fly...
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