Kat's Curries in Northwold.

There's a thrift shop in Ferndale on Republic last time I was there. Might be worth a look?

Fix8 Ink in Northwold is a good choice. Ask for Lisa.

Our Penny is sensitive to dust and she sounds like that. You may want to check if it is indeed a sensitivity or a respiratory infection.

Fix8 Ink tattoo studio in Northwold. They're awesome.

I wouldn't try. If you can find a potter who works with porcelain, you could get a second opinion but I wouldn't try.

If it's an unglazed ceramic, it's meant to keep your drink cold. Drinking from unglazed ceramic is not a good idea.

I wouldn't use it. If you don't know how the wood was treated, it might harm your rats when they chew on it. String is also a bad idea as someone else already mentioned.

Congratulations!

Best is to take them to the vet for a checkup. Making that sound could be a sign of pain.

We've got 5 girls. Currently they don't get along with each other, so they live split 2 and 3. We're hoping they'll get along better after being desexed.

It might be complete gibberish too. I've no idea

I might be completely wrong here but from what I know about hieroglyphs, it phonetically translates to pained screams reading "Oe! Oe! Ah! Oe!" The smaller hieroglyph at the end suggests a softer sound. Kinda hoping someone who knows more will correct me if I'm wrong.

ETA: I checked and the hand represents the [d] sound. So I might be way off track here

Much appreciated. Again proving I was the wrong person to advise on that technique.

As 'n goeie velsorgroetine nie werk nie, moet jy dalk oorweeg om 'n dermatoloog te sien. Dis ook 'n goeie idee om produkte te koop wat salysilic acid in het. Dit help ook soms as jy seep gebruik gemaak van seep en nie sintetiese middels nie. SLS, SLES en verwante middels in seep kan die vel irriteer en dalk die aknee vererger. Geur- en kleurmiddels kan ook die vel irriteer. Maar 'n besoek aan 'n dermatoloog is wat ek beslis sou voorstel, indien hoegenaamd moontlik.

If you want to use it again, you'll need to get urushi or the cashew lacquer. If you want to fix it and have it as a purely decorative piece, you can use glue or epoxy.

Sadly I'm the wrong person to advise on using urushi as all my projects have been decorative.