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| On Aug 21 2006 12:58PM smccaffrey wrote: |
| Is anyone experiencing problems with cats on hospital grounds and how do you deal with same, we would be most grateful for your advice, Siobh�n |
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| On Aug 22 2006 12:59PM debbiecalver wrote: |
| Bet you don't have a mouse/rat problem though. Horses for courses |
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| On Sep 4 2006 8:39PM elspeth.connatty wrote: |
Perhaps you should leave the cats as they control small rodents.
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| On Sep 4 2006 8:40PM kmjmorgan wrote: |
Whoops, I was five minutes late into work today - I stopped at the local shop to buy food for the cat that lives on our hospital grounds.
Don"t know about the infection risk - but I recon she does more for staff and patient well being than a shed load of antidepressants.
Kaz.
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