Something for the weekend!

Re: Something for the weekend!

Laurence Webb — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 00:45:13 GMT

Remember to warn your clients that the treatment of fleas may be adversely be affected if " your pets energy field is disrupted; for example if your pet is ill, has a high number of existing fleas"

So best to avoid its use as a flea treatment if there are fleas around.

Re: Something for the weekend!

Julie Innes — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 21:27:37 GMT

Fantastic! That would have been the ideal solution for the woman who wanted to cure her cat of its raging flea infestation, but adamantly did NOT want "anything with insecticides in it" . This would seem to provide the answer for all those who want the fleas to go away but don't actually agree with killing them- hmm. What's next- maybe a magic flute you play which lures the fleas away.... Must look into a patent for that....

Re: Something for the weekend!

Sarah Keir — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 19:31:10 GMT

World cup for what? Sorry, don't follow sport.

But wouldn't it be great to prevent fleas and ticks with acoustic reasonance AND homeopathy. I wish I'd thought of it first. Be able to give up the day job and watch sport!

Re: Something for the weekend!

James Laidlaw — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 19:30:20 GMT

We also can claim this too. Something to put everyone in a good mood for the weekend! http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aDnTo2S2BrA

Re: Something for the weekend!

James Laidlaw — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 19:27:50 GMT

Oi! But seriously, they're retracting that rule very very soon. Would be worth the flight home to sit and watch at busy intersections when they change that over! Plus we won the world cup so... Nah nah nah.

Re: Something for the weekend!

Sarah Keir — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 19:15:11 GMT

[quote user="James Laidlaw"]Ah crap, it's in NZD? We aren't that stupid, are we?

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Really...

http://slightlyodd.com/2010/03/new-zealands-stupid-right-hand-turn-rule

Re: Something for the weekend!

Busybee — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 19:12:39 GMT

That is absolutely brilliant

Re: Something for the weekend!

James Laidlaw — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 17:58:10 GMT

Ah crap, it's in NZD? We aren't that stupid, are we?

Re: Something for the weekend!

Sarah Keir — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 17:45:54 GMT

Homeopathy and frequencies of reasonance all with a calcium powder contained in a metal capusule - its a miracle!

Re: Something for the weekend!

Richard Fox — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 15:42:43 GMT

How it works page is my fav!

How Pawtect works:
Pawtects are driven by technology rather than having a list of ingredients as with the chemical applications. The technology has been in use in Europe for over 10yrs with people and for the past three with animals, primarily cats and dogs.

The technology behind the Pawtects is a unique bio-energetic frequency combination which has been designed to control fleas, ticks and mosquito’s. This is achieved in two ways –
1) Scientists have proven that each bug has a different frequency which repels it. The specific repelling frequencies for fleas, ticks and mosquito’s have been incorporated into the computer program which then codes the Pawtect units.
2) In addition to the frequencies for the bugs the developers of the technology utilise homeopathic principles (like cures like) and the frequency of key homeopathic remedies to naturally support the animals immune system to encourage their best possible health.

Through having a healthy immune system they are automatically less likely to attract fleas and ticks plus you will notice additional benefits which may include: a glossier coat, healthy skin and more content nature. Some people have reported back that their dogs digestion has improved and skin allergies gone or minimised.

Inside the Pawtect units is a medical grade calcium powder which is used to retain the programmed frequencies for the longest possible period of time.
If you have seen people tap a tuning fork and put it onto a bench it soon loses its sound and nothing remains. If you tap the same tuning fork and put it onto a plate of shallow sand the frequency/vibrations of the tuning fork will create a pattern in the sand. Long after the sound has gone the pattern will remain. The same principle applies with the Pawtect.

http://www.pawtect.com/technology/

Fabulous - Great joke for a Friday

Re: Something for the weekend!

Bob Russell — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 15:40:11 GMT

This is the way forward.

You now download the list of homeopathic ingredients onto a microchip and it is far, far, far more powerful because there is even less of the active ingredients available. This is in line with the 'more you dilute it, the more potent it becomes' science behing homeopathy.

Marvelous!!!! (falling off chair in response to how marvelous modern technology is)

And all for $90NZ. A bargain. I will remove the new Seresto collars from my dogs and cats so I can replace them with a grain of medical grade calcium.