This morning, Mindy picked at a few pieces of chicken (leg quarters cut-up) and she's devoured them previously. I admit, they were starting to get a little slimier and I remembered that our Mac (weim) was always pretty particular about the condition of his chicken (he preferred it on the just slightly still frozen in places side). This afternoon for their midday meal, Mindy didn't touch her beef heart and Earthborn kibble (she usually always eats at least the heart). Besides this, she seems to be acting fine (still has the cough and occasional snot). Got the vet appointment this afternoon so good timing if anything might be up (and sometimes, pups just skip a meal-our guys will skip a day and a half at a time every once in awhile). I have the microchips, medical history, and will report on the visit when I return this afternoon.
p.s. I caught Maya chewing on one of the dog bones this morning-first time I've seen her play with any of the toys! She also pulled a blanket off a chair, moved it around with her mouth, and situated it where she wanted it to lay on. Pretty resourceful.
Later in the day....
Vet visit:
My first time putting the girls in a car. I decided to take our Ringo for moral support (for all of us:) - I ended up lifting each girl into the back of my CR-V-trip to vet is about 25 minutes-some back roads that we went down, HWY 231 - I couldn't have asked for better travelers!!!!!! Holy smokes, they didn't say a word.
Got there, got their leashes on, everyone did #1 before going in to vet, waited quite patiently in front office until they were ready to see us, got their weight taken with minimal issues (I had 3 dogs with me and it was a juggle), and proceeded to be absolute sweethearts to everyone there (giving kisses whenever they could sneak one in), standing SO still for the check-up AND both their rabies shots and insertion of the microchip. Srsly, great team players with me today. They only onary one was Ringo cuz he was chewing on everyone's leashes!
Had our vet visit, got a one-year rabies shot, microchips inserted, overall health checkup-great (both girls' hearts sounded good, no issue heard from Mindy's chest/lungs after pneumonia)! Had a vet tech help me out to my car (I thought I was going to have to lift each girl in) and they BOTH jumped up in to the back like they were pros. Way home had someone vomit a little in the back (not unexpected from the rabies shots) and will monitor rest of evening. Working on updating with new microchip numbers and vet visit info. Got another round of flea/tick preventative and will give on 11th.
Later in the day....
Vet visit:
My first time putting the girls in a car. I decided to take our Ringo for moral support (for all of us:) - I ended up lifting each girl into the back of my CR-V-trip to vet is about 25 minutes-some back roads that we went down, HWY 231 - I couldn't have asked for better travelers!!!!!! Holy smokes, they didn't say a word.
Got there, got their leashes on, everyone did #1 before going in to vet, waited quite patiently in front office until they were ready to see us, got their weight taken with minimal issues (I had 3 dogs with me and it was a juggle), and proceeded to be absolute sweethearts to everyone there (giving kisses whenever they could sneak one in), standing SO still for the check-up AND both their rabies shots and insertion of the microchip. Srsly, great team players with me today. They only onary one was Ringo cuz he was chewing on everyone's leashes!
Had our vet visit, got a one-year rabies shot, microchips inserted, overall health checkup-great (both girls' hearts sounded good, no issue heard from Mindy's chest/lungs after pneumonia)! Had a vet tech help me out to my car (I thought I was going to have to lift each girl in) and they BOTH jumped up in to the back like they were pros. Way home had someone vomit a little in the back (not unexpected from the rabies shots) and will monitor rest of evening. Working on updating with new microchip numbers and vet visit info. Got another round of flea/tick preventative and will give on 11th.
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