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Actually, you do.  It's $10 for the permit to have a garage sale.   I've never discussed anything with any of the chains, I think hubby is remembering incorrectly.  I did speak to an independant pet store that is a chain here that does not offer grooming about parking in their lot one day a week...

I would question your ph controller. You ph will not stay that stable 99 percent of the time due to the lighting alone...it will fluctiate as the lights are on.post a picture in the morning then late in the day just before the lights go off....also where do you get your water...how often do you...

I would question your ph controller. You ph will not stay that stable 99 percent of the time due to the lighting alone...it will fluctiate as the lights are on.post a picture in the morning then late in the day just before the lights go off....also where do you get your water...how often do you...

Check your PH. Bad level of ph is cloudy water And your bioload of to many fish will make the ph mess up...need to remov e some fish...actually a lot of fish.

Wait a minute...troll alert is starting to go off. Darth (location: Iran) Tang

Can. You get a picture? By the way....wrong forum....lol. I would give my thoughts but a picture would help so I don't give the wrong info. Darth(feeling helpful) Tang

It amazes me. What was clearly a tongue in cheek joke/sarcastic humorous statement, has been mistaken for a full on debate of animal cruelty. Darth (the laughter is gone) tang.

  Yep, maybe even *****, do they offer grooming? If you have any dog parks in the area that might be good too. Get a lawn chair and a beverage. Either have a relaxing day watching folks play with their dogs or make some money. Probably couldn't get away with that for long though, sure there is...

Quote: Originally Posted by reefraff LOL! Park in front of petsmart and undercut there price by 5 bux. Petsmart around here is actually higher than most grooming salons already.

The active ingredient in frontline is toxic for bunnies. According to government testing that is. Regarding fleas it has to do with elevation...I could be wrong on this...but that sticks out in my memory. Now ticks we got..wait I take that back. In recent years we are seeing an increase in...

Could always treat the area they are going to be in regularly. Think of it like your kids....if they got lice would just put a couple drops on their head or would you treat the lice on them and clean the entire area they inhabit?...regularly.

The simplest solution...just move. Here in abq we don't have flea problems....seen one case in the last 10 years and they were from out of town.

The allergy aspect is always a possibility. I have a customer who's dogs have an allergy to any food containing duck chicken lamb or beef/bison. Recommended a dog food consisting of pork from a company that hasn't had a recall in the last 60 years...after all it is a pork based food and people...

I believe you said coming from the dog experts. May have been a typo. The point is irrelevant. It matters not to me if you believe what I have stated. Just passing along information like others on this board.you can look it all up if so inclined it matters not to me. The information has passed...

Mod that banned said I was free to use another account right in this forum as long as I follwed the rules. I have done that. I did not get flat out told what is up. Backed my statement with well pla@ed response and science. We differ in opinions. I was just pointing out that discreditting my...

Then you need to yell at your husband again for recommending something to someone without warning them that it is fatal to any rodents that may ride on it back....rabbits as well for a few hours after application that is. Frontline.....is fatal to all rodents and rabbits.

Quote: Originally Posted by MyLady Well Darth, I have been a groomer for 16 years. The Flea Busters powder does NOT go on the dogs and as a groomer you should know the difference between pyrethrins, permethrin and know not to use things interchangeably as a one term fits all...

I used the word pyrethrin (sp?) As a broad term generalization for poison/carcinigen.....bad chose of words maybe but the meaning is the same. Also the question was regarding dogs...so my answer was not geared towards hamsters or rabbits....chickens or any other small caged animal. Strictly...

I used the word pyrethrin (sp?) As a broad term generalization for poison/carcinigen.....bad chose of words maybe but the meaning is the same. Also the question was regarding dogs...so my answer was not geared towards hamsters or rabbits....chickens or any other small caged animal. Strictly...

I was raising seahorse long before this forum even thought about. Maintained seahorses in this tank for 1:5 years before there was a freak heater incident that electrocuted everything in the tank. So I am not worried about the tank size and height. Was curious if anyone had heard of new...