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18th April 2011, 10:29 PM #1
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Valerian filled mouse
Just gave Iggie & Ted their new toy, a valerian filled mouse I got from zooplus and they're going absolutely nuts, it is really funny to watch.
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19th April 2011, 08:02 AM #2
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8th May 2011, 12:05 PM #3
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Plauge rats are amazing!
i bought one for my girls from the supreme a couple of years ago and they go bonkers for it. i think is is a mixture of catnip and valerian in the filling.
i think it was the ladys own company so if you google plauge rats it may appear.
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8th May 2011, 01:51 PM #4
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As I have posted before just be a bit wary of Velarian, it turns my big quiet boy into a monster,have even been bitten by him when he has been around it,fine with catnip although like them all he gets excited & drools but nothing like the character change in him if valerian is about.
I dread anyone near me at shows having it,not only because of Shims behaviour{nearly had to withdraw him at one show because of how it was making him behave}but boy does the stink give you a thumping headache if you can't get away from it,luckily it doesn't seem to quite so popular now & I think if they sell the toys containing it they are kept in a sealed container but you can still whiff it when the lid comes off.I always have vanilla at hand now to stick on Shims nose just in case,thats an idea perhaps I will have to use it as well...
I know at one show when it was first becoming popular,had Merlyn out on the bench then & he was fine,one of the ladies who was making the mice with valerian in said she had just brought a load of the stuff back from her holidays to use here & it had been in a bag in the locker above & it stunk the plane out,would have loved to have seen those faces....!
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13th May 2011, 11:37 AM #5
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Do you know, I've been popping Paracetemols like there's no tomorrow for the past few weeks and have been putting it down to the change in weather... I'm sealing the toys in tubberware boxes when I get home to see if that helps.
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13th May 2011, 12:04 PM #6
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13th May 2011, 01:20 PM #7
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for some reason doesn't want to reply with quote today,little circle keeps going round & getting nowhere so given up after 10 minutes of trying,so,
Helen No1 will be interesting to see if you react to valerian the same way as both myself & friend,all the toys that the valerian had touched in our house went through the washing machine as far as possible & a couple of things got thrown out.Does seem strange that you have had headaches since Iggie & Ted got their wonderful new toy...
Helen No 2 I would say yes it is, like everything I suppose though animals react in different ways to things the same as we do,I have had Shimba turn from a loving cat into a monster with two things,valerian & the Felway diffuser,both times I got badly bitten & scratched by him when I tried to calm him down,really weird how he reacts,doesn't bother any of the others like that,the thing that we have found works best for Shimba is the zylkene but only used that a few of times because he got car sick going to shows
but now he is a BIG boy he is fine.....!
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