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Funny as it sounds, throughout my neopets experience on my old and new account, my pet has never fallen sick.

 

So it would seem that TDN has thus decided to bestow upon my poor pet something called Reptillioritus, with a cure that is unbuyable....of all the bad luck to get....

 

I heard from friends that the healing springs can heal your pet of diseases, is that true? Is there say, a set amount of times on avergae visits before she heals my pet? I know it seems a rather basic question, but i would really like to know.

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You can visit the Healing Springs once every 30 minutes. :D Although it may take a while (no one can really predict what kind of heal the Water Faerie will do: potion, heal 3HP, etc), it's easier than getting the UB cure. ^_^

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Ya I never buy the cures (unless its less than 5000np) the healing springs always makes my pets better :) ... it usually only takes 1-2 days as well

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I agree! Don't spend money on cures seriously ^^:;

 

You can either go to the healing springs to get healed, or pray that the wheel of knowledge spin lands on the water faerie. If I am not wrong, there is one for wheel of excitement too... So no need to worry about illnesses ^^

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The Healing Springs is definitely the way to go. Though, I usually find that the Healing Faerie is slow to hand out full curing when you need it the most. be prepared to visit her several times (you can go every half hour) before your pet is cured, but it will happen within a day or two.

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My pet recently had that disease as well and I got really lucky and he was cured the first time I took him to the healing springs. So I'm sure you can get him cured soon if you keep visiting there.

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Yeah, just TODAY my pet got sick! I was lucky, because straight after, when I went to the healing springs, my pet got better. :) Usually it takes at least a day (and I get VERY annoyed)! Don't worry, patience is the key. :D

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