Talk:Harry Cooper (veterinarian)

earlier classic comment

hi harry my name is Siobhan Viney and our bird will not stop laying eggs and she gets really angry and she will bit you. when she is not laying eggs she will bit you if you are a girl or not my older brother Tristan cause she is has bird. this is not the bird it is my guinea pigs they fit so we but a divider so they are not with each other but one has a toe haging off that means he has 3 toes on one foot and 4 toes on 3 of his feet. our dog patch when ever sameone cames over she pees her self and it is really inbarsing.

That's great but I severely doubt Dr Harry actually reads his own Wikipedia article's discussion page. It you've got a question then email him through Channel 7. Dankru 12:22, 18 February 2006 (UTC)

Cat bitting/ and sleeping during the day and playing at night

So Dr harry can you help me please can you give me some idear of why he is doing this and when he gets up on the window bench he watches the birds and gose crazzy and wild And most of all he bits me on my face /arms /leggs

yours Sincerely Donna matthews —Preceding unsigned comment added by 58.106.96.89 (talk) 03:43, 26 October 2007 (UTC)

sick bird

hi how are u i love your show and i nead your help  i have a baby bird that is not well it very sleepy and want open it ieys  but it can drink and it eat  it very sleepy  i just dont now what  to do can u please help 14.137.221.232 (talk) 13:33, 10 July 2016 (UTC)

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Lonely Muscovy Ms Duck

Dear Dr Harry We have a lonely duck, who is the last of three. We live in Seaforth Sydney and have seen that DR Harry has many Muscovy ducks & would like to know if he would adopt our “Moby Duck”. She is an excellent mother and layer, with Interesting dark grey mottled feathers her sister had black/green feathers. We would love her to have some friends in a safe environment. We look forward to hearing from you or any suggestions. Yours sincerely Kim Elliott and family 0422858871 Kimcelliott1@bigpond.com 2001:8003:26B9:BE00:D8F5:6243:259E:7460 (talk) 09:28, 20 September 2022 (UTC)

Broken Hearted Pug

I have a three year old male pug, Bonzo, who despite being clingy, was happy to sleep alone. Three months ago, my friend bought a female pug puppy because he loves Bonzo so much. He asked me to look after and train her because he is rarely at home, and I work from home. Now that she is five months old, he has taken her home. Bonzo is heartbroken. Despite driving him crazy by constantly biting him, he became very attached and they shared a bed every night. Now that she is gone, he refuses to sleep alone. He howls at the door until I can no longer cope with the sleep deprivation and let him sleep with me. I have tried the ‘controlled crying’ method that was recommended when my children were babies, but he is relentless! Also, while toilet training Bella, I had to remove the flap from the doggy door. Bonzo was quite comfortable with it for three years, but after just three months without it, he refuses to use it and cries to be let in or out. I am tired of having a house full of flies! Can you please help me?

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Sleep deprived Cate 2001:8003:A00C:3200:942A:475E:5145:DDF4 (talk) 00:40, 19 February 2023 (UTC)