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Originally Posted by Tasha
I dont think you can have fireworks this time of year without a licence its worth checking I would also put a note through neighbours door to make them aware of the effect it had and ask for warning if the intend to repeat the process ALL my surrounding neighbours let me know if they are planning to let off fireworks
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I'll check on that, as its really worth knowing, personally I think a licence should be necessary.
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Originally Posted by marlynaveve
Where we lived before we had horrible neighbours, one year they had a firework display right behind my cat pens, I was furious and told them so, all i got was a mouthful of abuse , they also thought it hylarious that they had scared all my cats half to death.
I personally hate fireworks and think they should be banned from sale to the general public. I can never understand that it is illeagal to carry a knife in public but OK to be in possession of a load of gunpowder. Have you seen the size of some of the modern fireworks, they are like mini bombs.  mad:
Mary
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You are right they know we have pets it would have been decent courtesy to let us know. I also think they should be banned or only for organised events.
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Originally Posted by katalina08
my cat, is an indoor cat, but is petrified of fireworks and especially thunder.
when she hears thunder she hides under the bed cover and shakes..poor thing
although she hates any type of visitor. if she hears a car door....
poof she is gone. she either hides under the bed covers, or under the bed.
but as soon as company leaves and the door shuts she comes out from hiding.
such a silly girl
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Your little one isn't silly just unsure, like one of my boys Sooty. I was shocked as to their reaction but more so at Sooty's reaction.
They are both out at the moment in their pen, all is quiet - bliss.
Sue