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Roughquest | 22:02 Wed 06th Aug 2008 | Animals & Nature
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Has anyone else tried this ? It is supposed to freeze up your dogs loose motions, its a can of liquid nitrogen. I bought a can and can honestly say it was utter crap ! Anyone else found this stuff works >? Unless i bought a duff can ? It cost �7 and I complained and got a refund...
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LMAO!!!!

I'm sorry, but I'm laughing at a can of poo being described as "utter crap"...........
22:38 Wed 06th Aug 2008
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Boo ? 'Can' of poo ??? Dont understand lol
Yes there are warnings on the can and I know LN is dangerous but you can buy this stuff in pet shops etc...its still rubbish...
23:31 Wed 06th Aug 2008
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Avatar Image lankeela
Or feed your dog a decent food that doesn't make it sh*t through the eye of a needle!
00:41 Thu 07th Aug 2008
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Have you tried taking it home and putting it in the freezer?
14:08 Thu 07th Aug 2008
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just leave it on the lawn over night then hey presto the next morning it is frozen solid and easy to remove saving �7 to boot
this happens to be a fact well it worked when my parents came to stay for a few days last christmas with their dog
20:33 Thu 07th Aug 2008
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Yeah ... why is your dog having loose motions? If that's been going on any length of time, you need to get a vet's opinion.
15:25 Sat 09th Aug 2008

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