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| Xeios Posts: 2609/2954 |
Ha, a 1 year Guarentee.
"If the cat dies be any natural causes within a year, your MONEY BACK!" |
| Bloodstar Posts: 4/13 |
I'd rather buy a laptop, a normal cat, and a new PSP with that money...
...And I'd still have about ~33,500 left over. |
| Belial Posts: 334/647 |
I did a little research.... and got a little off track. But the $35,000 Ashera kitten can weigh up to 30 pounds and can be walked with a leash. Some people try to sell the Savannah Cat as one of these. |
| Cyro Xero Posts: 1280/1779 |
I think I'd rather spend my money trying to buy one of the flourescent kittens that were created. |
| Nephitaem Posts: 21/35 |
i thoght there was a way to do a gps chip in an animal but I think it costs a lot of extra money.
at least i know that you can put one n a kid, maybe not an animal. Anyway, cars cost about the amount of that pet lol. |
| Cyro Xero Posts: 1279/1779 |
I figured it was for something like that. But I never thought they'd be doing it already. I should get one for my elephant. You never know how easy it may be to have one of those lost in your neighborhood... |
| Rogue Posts: 4127/11918 |
Originally posted by Cyro Xero Oh, yeah, something people can put in their pets now for when they're lost or run away. If someone finds your pet, takes them to a vet and the animal is scanned the microchip can tell them the name and address of the owner. Trouble is, if someone takes your cat or dog (perhaps thy found it on the street, etc), if they don't know there's a microchip, they can just keep the animal and no one would be the wiser. Microchips don't work like GPS. You can't just turn on a tracking system and, boom, you know where your cat is. It really all depends on the kindness of who finds it first. |
| Cyro Xero Posts: 1277/1779 |
A microchip? |
| Omega Posts: 7/7 |
I'm not made of money. 
I'd rather just shave all the fur/hair off. I'm not allergic to cats, but it seems like a better option... |
| Katana Posts: 2403/3649 |
Um...that's just...nuts. O_o
Like Googie said...put that toward a house or something... 
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| Googie Posts: 44/62 |
for $35,000 I'd put a down payment on a 2 family house lol! But yeah I wouldn't trust these kinda cats, I doubt you'd get the ca$h back after you buy'em and still allergic to'em. |
| Rogue Posts: 4124/11918 |
http://shop.lifestylepets.com/hypoallergenickittens.aspx
How can they promise this? Did they breed a whole bunch of this little guys and rub them in the faces of highly allergic folks? So would you get a refund if it didn't work? I'm so confused. |
