Update on the pooch.

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Postby GarethB » Fri 09 Feb 2007 6:50 pm

Back from taking pooch to the vets.

She walked all the way in and the nurses all came out and made a fuss of her.

From day one she has had the ability to make everyone shee meets fall in love with her :D

The vet is really pleased with her progress too and no need to go back unless we have problems.

She walked most the way out, got round the corner out of sight of everyone and dug her heals in so I carried her back to the car. Today is the most exercise sh has had since Sunday so I was really impressed.

Father inlaw is much improoved too adn i am begining to wonder what all the fuss was about!

At least the week ended better than it started and I hope next week is a load better.

Thanks for your support and we wish all very good weekend.
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Postby Pat A » Fri 09 Feb 2007 11:29 pm

Gareth
That's all good news, very pleased for you, and Tess!

Vet said my 18year old deaf cat (that must be about 90 in man years?) is in very good condition for his age - although he's got a thyroid problem which is putting a bit of a strain on his heart but otherwise is bright eyed and bushy tailed.

And we even managed without the gauntlets today!! (he sussed the towel trick out many years ago - he's far too smart!) A tasty bribe with a piece of raw fish fooled him this time!
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Postby Lesley Foster » Sat 10 Feb 2007 11:48 am

Glad to hear both Tess and your father in law are improving Gareth.

Pat, glad your cat is doing well, 18 is a good age.

Continued good health all round, have a warm weekend one and all.

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Postby Christine Wallis » Sat 10 Feb 2007 12:56 pm

She is absolutely beautiful. I've also got a Rough Collie called Talia (along with 4 Chihuahuas)

Blimey though, they do cause you some worry don't they !

Love to Tess

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Postby Andrew MacLean » Sat 10 Feb 2007 3:02 pm

Gareth

good new, my friend.

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Postby Lesley Foster » Sat 10 Feb 2007 4:30 pm

Thanks John,

Hopefully there will be something for me to try it out on soon.

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Postby GarethB » Sat 10 Feb 2007 9:16 pm

Thanks guys,

Every day she is getting stronger, today she started to play again. While I was throwing a piecs of loo role tube for the younger one she did her usual trick. Come for a cuddle and wait for the younger one to drop the roll and then pinch it and rip it into tiny shreds.

It is quite pathetic then watching the younger one try and play fetch with a sogy 1cm square or loo roll :lol:

On Friday a packet with two biscuits were left on the coffee table. I think tess pinched them because the wrapper was still intact from when I opend the packet. If it were the younger one, he would have eaten the wrapper too.

Pat; good to know the cat is doing well (Says avoiding the Mrs Slocomb jokes :twisted: ). It does help if a cat wears gauntlets as he can not claw you so easy :roll:

Have you not seen Shreck II and puss in Boots :twisted:
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Postby Matthew_ » Tue 13 Feb 2007 10:31 am

Gareth,
I missed all this, I have been v busy. I am so glad that she is better. I really feel for what you have all been through. I hope she continues to grow in strength, they are real fighters aren't they?
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