Good morning y'all
Your house looks great, Lost!
morning, ces!
all that's needed now are some of your plants!
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morning, ces!
all that's needed now are some of your plants!
Plants are always nice. When i moved in, there was nothing but grass and weeds. I started with a few plants and just keep moving the borders of the beds out over time
Our temps are above normal. Imagine that I'm sure that will change in a week or so.
I'm sure that will change in a week or so.
Plants are always nice. When i moved in, there was nothing but grass and weeds. I started with a few plants and just keep moving the borders of the beds out over time
not nice, but necessary!
couldn't imagine to be without!
Working on that Tibbies. One step at a time.morning, ces!
all that's needed now are some of your plants!
plants and pups (and/or kitties) make for the best homes
I've got the pup and kitties.plants and pups (and/or kitties) make for the best homes
Kid status:
Pureed tuna got his attention. He licked out all the liquid (getting some tuna in the process),
so I added a few more tablespoons of water, which he lapped up. So... that's good.
If he's still in distress tomorrow morning, he's going back for xrays or a throat probe. His
problem appears to me - a non-vet - to be mouth/throat. MAYBE an absessed tooth? MAYBE
he swallowed some bug (like a bee, or one of these) and it's stuck in there or stung/bit?
Re: the link... those things have become a county-wide problem over the last year. Friends,
my Dad, and we have had them in the house even through the Winter. But I'd think a cat
might be repelled and not actually eat one.
Stink bugs smell up Rochester homes
Pureed tuna got his attention. He licked out all the liquid (getting some tuna in the process),
so I added a few more tablespoons of water, which he lapped up. So... that's good.
If he's still in distress tomorrow morning, he's going back for xrays or a throat probe. His
problem appears to me - a non-vet - to be mouth/throat. MAYBE an absessed tooth? MAYBE
he swallowed some bug (like a bee, or one of these) and it's stuck in there or stung/bit?
Re: the link... those things have become a county-wide problem over the last year. Friends,
my Dad, and we have had them in the house even through the Winter. But I'd think a cat
might be repelled and not actually eat one.
Stink bugs smell up Rochester homes
fingers crossed he'll make more progress as the day goes on ......
he is using the litter box, right?
"No" to litter boxes. Nothing to eliminate the last couple of days. But then again, I'm
not watching everything he does... and there's another cat in the house that DOES
use the boxes.
keep a close eye on him then to make sure he's not struggling to go ..............
OK Bear,
-- not a vet, but ---
He should at least be .......
If he's not, and hasn't for a couple days...he's dehydrated and/or in kidney failure. Or he's ...... on your rug.
In any event, get him some water now if you think he's dehydrated. Or maybe just get him to a vet.
-- not a vet, but ---
He should at least be .......
If he's not, and hasn't for a couple days...he's dehydrated and/or in kidney failure. Or he's ...... on your rug.
In any event, get him some water now if you think he's dehydrated. Or maybe just get him to a vet.
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