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Do you know what happens when a dog eats catfood?
He is a bit mopey for two days and then suddenly pukes up four crumpled catfood sachets
(By the shreds on the floor we had supposed that he had shredded one pouch, eaten the contents and perhaps swallowed two or three pieces of pouch...that's why he was under supervision and found to be a bit mopey...never had we realised that the little sh*t managed to steal a total of four, open them all, get some of the catfood out and impatiently swallow the rest whole)0 -
Do you know what happens when a dog eats catfood?
He is a bit mopey for two days and then suddenly pukes up four crumpled catfood sachets
(By the shreds on the floor we had supposed that he had shredded one pouch, eaten the contents and perhaps swallowed two or three pieces of pouch...that's why he was under supervision and found to be a bit mopey...never had we realised that the little sh*t managed to steal a total of four, open them all, get some of the catfood out and impatiently swallow the rest whole)
The pouch is the damaging thing more than the food ..
Was once given 12 tins of cat food by a neighbour who had bought it bymistake and totally believed that it would make her dog blind?
ah read this..
https://www.petmd.com/blogs/dailyvet/2009/August/21-4582
Interesting timing as when my fortnightly grocery order arrived yesterday they has send 24 tins of dog food when I had ordered cat food... Cannot send it back so will mix it in with cat food. Have done it before... for the same reason. NB the tinned food is only as a small second meal as their main food is raw chicken.
Hope the dog recovers fast.0 -
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I had to attend an appointment yesterday so it was one the first times Esmae was alone with Mr C for a couple of hours, well it went spectacularly bad
It was so awful that when I got back the two had been asleep in the same bed, both buried under a blanket with one paw & a poof tail sticking out! I was a bit jealous cause it’s obvs she didn’t miss me at all
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I had to attend an appointment yesterday so it was one the first times Esmae was alone with Mr C for a couple of hours, well it went spectacularly bad
It was so awful that when I got back the two had been asleep in the same bed, both buried under a blanket with one paw & a poof tail sticking out! I was a bit jealous cause it’s obvs she didn’t miss me at all
aw she did! Sought second best as comfort!
Just in from my early marathon to the Church I take care of. Left at 5 am.. followed of course by my five. Oh they had a mighty fun time in the Church as I cleaned and tidied! love the oceanside lanes at this hour.
On the way back, the three new ones split off and raced atop a laneside hillock. Streaking after each other, running and leaping while we three, old cat, middle aged act, and very old catperson watched in sheer delight. The sheer joy and energy of these three young rescues..
Jacob, the middle aged one still is not totally happy with these "noisy" young things and has to be persuaded to come along..
home to raw chicken breakfast for them.. yum! What a life ! lip licking now going on!0 -
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Why don’t you just get someone to pet sit rather than sending them to a cattery.
My mate is going away next week & he was asking me to recommend a kennel for his young dog. I gave him the number for a girl I know that will stay in his house with the puppy while he’s away.
I had thought about that, but I think they’d be more nervous with someone coming into their territory than being someplace new if that makes sense. I know that Cream, who is the most nervous, always gets on really well whenever he has to stay overnight in the vets but if someone who he doesn’t know is in the house he’s a nervous wreck even after their gone. The joys of scaredy-cats
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SillyMangoX wrote: »I had thought about that, but I think they’d be more nervous with someone coming into their territory than being someplace new if that makes sense. I know that Cream, who is the most nervous, always gets on really well whenever he has to stay overnight in the vets but if someone who he doesn’t know is in the house he’s a nervous wreck even after their gone. The joys of scaredy-cats
Makes sense.. the rare occasion anyone has had to care for mine ( eg hospital) they never get near them.0 -
Just upset my cats! I had opened the door to let one in and found myself assaulted by a veritable wall of midges... apparently the island is notorious.. Came in with bare feet and legs on fire and a crowd came in with me... grabbed the spray and the cats who were asleep, went ballistic...shot off the bed in all directions... :eek:
:eek: :eek: :eek: indeed! My poor OH gets assaulted by them, so there are times he is covered in Piraton paste as he is knocked sideways when ingests one. He jokes it’s the only time he gets colour in his skin, being a ginger 0 -
:eek: :eek: :eek: indeed! My poor OH gets assaulted by them, so there are times he is covered in Piraton paste as he is knocked sideways when ingests one. He jokes it’s the only time he gets colour in his skin, being a ginger
dreadful critters. in parts of the US they call them noseeums. hate taking piriton during the day... heavy rain now so maybe they will get drowned! closing down anyways as bad day for me anyways.. tomorrow is another day.. grumble grouse grumble grouse! off to cuddle a cat or three0 -
dreadful critters. in parts of the US they call them noseeums. hate taking piriton during the day... heavy rain now so maybe they will get drowned! closing down anyways as bad day for me anyways.. tomorrow is another day.. grumble grouse grumble grouse! off to cuddle a cat or three
Ahhh cuddle all the kitties, sorry you’ve not had a good day, & as you say tomorrow is another day could you try making a dense paste of a few tablets and apply to the bites? It works really well for my OH & then he doesn’t get too drowsy but looks funny:)
We’re being barraged with fireworks & for the life of me I don’t know why ??? Poor Mr C is in an awful state, it’s feckin’n sweltering at 32c in the apartment & Esmae is being very clingy because of Mr C barking ugh but I’ve got most of days of the week baby socks nearly finished.0 -
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The tiny shiny one stays out 24 hours sometimes; maybe ... takeaway :eek:
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