Recent content by tat2

Thanks, I'll look into this. Big dog takes 2 a month due to his size.

Actual pet medications like Simparica Trio? I know they will dispense human meds used off/grey label for animals, that where I get Franks meds (Florinef) for his Addison's disease since its so much cheaper than the Vet.

I would add all the advice I have seen for XL dogs (90lbs+) to wait at least 18mon & up to 2yrs to neuter or spay to allow for full hip/elbow development.

Same, had to get my newest bike appraised to get fire/theft coverage though. I'm insured through the personal and anything over 15yrs old required it for that and the bike just turned 15.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/nasas-artemis-ii-astronauts-break-apollos-distance-record/

Simparica Trio covers more tick types & worm types.

love it. They've been in heavy rotation for me this last few weeks.

Welp, I avoid spoiling on Social Media for myself but this year a new spoiler arrived right in my inbox. I have a 1line preview enabled on my phone and COTA tagged the image properly in the email so it put it in the preview. I don't remember them doing this before and no other track I get...

Mitigates my concern & fulfills my curiosity it made the flight/connection with me. My thought process is I can get a jump on a claim if it didn't. It's even helped me realize my luggage was already pulled off the carousel by someone else when I was delayed getting to it. Front line workers...

Our last couple of trips we've just used carry on, however we'll spilt some items between our luggage just in case we are forced to check one of them and it gets delayed. On the way home I'm fine checking both and I'm first up when they ask for volunteers to check overhead. For me its not...

Hope the dog stays under 120lbs (biggest single dose they make), Frank is 195lbs so he has to take 2 pills each month. :ROFLMAO:

We use Simparica Trio, its flea/tick, heartworm and intestinal worm pevention.

Didn't have time when I went to Berlin, but this looked fun. https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Attraction_Review-g187323-d1546493-Reviews-Trabi_Safari_TrabiWorld_Berlin-Berlin.html

I used a Fumoto drain (like in the amazon link but without the nipple) on my 2000 Katana 600. Worked like a charm, I didn't put one on my KLR as it would have stuck out past the aluminum skid plate. The Fumoto website has a fitment guide for cars/trucks/industrial/motorcycles...

Oakwood Inn is prob your best bet, Stay off the main drag if you wanna sleep.