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Nattih 01-07-2016 10:33 PM

I think they are over me. They both gave me the side eye as I brought in a plate of broccoli and strawberries to eat. Where is the good stuff? The burgers? The pepperoni pizza? The chicken? All the rest of the stuff they beg for and I share with them. They think I am some kind of imposter.

DapperButch 01-07-2016 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Gemme (Post 1037334)
Oliver went to the vet and all was okay at first until the tech started to clean his ears. She overstimulated him and I saw the seizure coming too late. She ran to get help and I kept him from falling onto the floor. It was a really bad one. I'd been hopeful since it was just a few days shy of one month since the last one and I honestly think he wouldn't have had one if the ear cleaning was done like the last time but the vet and tech I had last time weren't there and this tech did it completely different. Now we all know.

It's unfortunate that Oliver suffered for our mistake. That won't happen again. He's doing his impersonation of a camel with his lump of fluids on his back and side and is laying in the bed he only lays in when he really feels like shit. I failed as his advocate today but he still looked for me when they were stabbing and poking and prodding him so I think he may forgive me.

No medicine for him tonight. He's had enough and still has the wraparound bandage on his leg from the anti-seizure shot they gave him.

Oh, gosh, Gemme. I am so very, very sorry. He was really hanging in there. He loves you and knows you are in his corner! He sees it and he feels it.

Lechelco, the key to this whole treadmill thing is that if you turn it on, they WILL walk. What is the option? To fly off the back? :|

I know cats don't need exercise like dogs. Please, don't get me wrong, I am very active with my dog. He is a Jack Russell though (needs BIG TIME exercise), and I can't walk him long distances every day. :dog:

DapperButch 01-07-2016 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Nattih (Post 1037342)
I think they are over me. They both gave me the side eye as I brought in a plate of broccoli and strawberries to eat. Where is the good stuff? The burgers? The pepperoni pizza? The chicken? All the rest of the stuff they beg for and I share with them. They think I am some kind of imposter.

My dog LOVES fruits and vegetables. My mother was stunned by this, since she assumes he would love the crap she gives him, rather than fruits and veggies. That is all he gets from me though, besides his dog food.

She knows that her giving him the unhealthy stuff drives me nuts, but she thinks she is "just being a grandmother".

Fortunately, he doesn't stay with her super often.

Nattih 01-07-2016 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by DapperButch (Post 1037344)
My dog LOVES fruits and vegetables. My mother was stunned by this, since she assumes he would love the crap she gives him, rather than fruits and veggies. That is all he gets from me though, besides his dog food.

She knows that her giving him the unhealthy stuff drives me nuts, but she thinks she is "just being a grandmother".

Fortunately, he doesn't stay with her super often.

I share mostly meat with my dogs. The only health food they will accept is watermelon. Everything else they will sit on the floor and look at me like I am crazy lol.

Chad 01-08-2016 07:42 PM

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Tonight all is quiet. The kitties are taking turns in my lap.
Cuddle time.
:cat:

Gemme 01-08-2016 07:54 PM

Oliver has been a little lethargic today and is stumbling around like a drunken sailor because of the meds the vet gave him last night.

Blade 01-09-2016 09:02 PM

He is laid out between my knees in the recliner. I think he might have a tummy ache. He has eaten everything I have today. He had grits and butter and cheese, bacon, popcorn, and fat off the wings. He doesn't usually get people food, so he thinks he's top dawg today

Gemme 01-10-2016 10:04 AM

Thankfully, he's feeling better. Unfortunately, that means talking to me and waking me up in the middle of the night.

Twice.

:blink:

DapperButch 01-10-2016 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Nattih (Post 1037351)
I share mostly meat with my dogs. The only health food they will accept is watermelon. Everything else they will sit on the floor and look at me like I am crazy lol.

Get them some of those small carrots. My dog loves all fruits and vegetables. Maybe you just have to start with something and go from there.

His dog food is 95% meat, no grains.

Nattih 01-12-2016 05:21 PM

Little puppy seems to be trying to bite his foot off of his body. I guess it's time for a good soak for him

Gemme 01-12-2016 06:38 PM

Oliver must be super sensitive today. He's hiding on my bed and only came out for food and a welcome home pet fest.

Chad 01-12-2016 07:09 PM

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As far as I see the older kitty brought the big toy to the front door in the hopes that I would come home early. Now that I am home they are running, jumping, and playing to impress me. I am loved.
:playingcat:

DapperButch 01-12-2016 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Nattih (Post 1038236)
Little puppy seems to be trying to bite his foot off of his body. I guess it's time for a good soak for him

I'm a little concerned about your household.

Your dogs won't eat vegetables or fruits and you have a dog who is chomping on his own foot.

I think you should send me your animals. Unless you have cats. Then just send me the dogs. :cheesy:

Nattih 01-13-2016 04:22 AM

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Originally Posted by DapperButch (Post 1038284)
I'm a little concerned about your household.

Your dogs won't eat vegetables or fruits and you have a dog who is chomping on his own foot.

I think you should send me your animals. Unless you have cats. Then just send me the dogs. :cheesy:

Lol take them! 2 shih tzus. They require you to spend all of your waking hours serving them, they own your legs as pillows, and you will never get mail service again after they chase the postworker away. But they are cute.

The reason he was biting his foot was allergies apparently so I gave him his meds.

Gemme 01-13-2016 06:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Nattih (Post 1038334)
Lol take them! 2 shih tzus. They require you to spend all of your waking hours serving them, they own your legs as pillows, and you will never get mail service again after they chase the postworker away. But they are cute.

The reason he was biting his foot was allergies apparently so I gave him his meds.

Love Shih Tzus. Years and years ago, mine took on a Mastiff mix that was trying to get under our gate to eat her and her 15 lb miniature Irish Setter brother. He stuck his muzzle under the gate and she scratched every bit of him that showed through. Wound up with a police record in that city (The officers that answered the other owner's call had to by law and they had to take a picture of the 'offending' pet so the officer opened his hand and my dog sat there in her diaper on his palm with a jingly cat toy in her mouth.). It was a story that made the rounds in the police department. It's not every day a 6lb dog goes up against a 75lb dog and wins. It's not every day that the person who complains gets fined by the department for not fixing their fence and, thus, allowing Ginormirex out to terrorize the neighborhood.

Shih Tzu means lion-hearted or lion dog. Emperors used to conceal them in the giant sleeves of their robes for a final line of defense if attacked. They are super smart. Of course, they are stubborn as all get out too. She was difficult to potty train so we used preemie diapers with a hole cut out for her tail and a denim Velcro 'pant' over that. When she was trained, we took them off. She'd had them on so long that she was bowlegged from them. Even funnier than watching her walk around was that she refused to go outside until she had her pants back on so we put them back on, minus the diaper.

She wanted everyone to know she wore the pants in the family.

:blink:

Today, Oliver decided to not run out of the bedroom as soon as we got up. He was hungry but he knows that right after breakfast comes medicine so he didn't want that and actually fought me a bit today when I applied his drops. He might be a bit under the weather. Normally, he moves around a lot at night but he stayed for hours in the same spot against my hip and back.

GeorgiaMa'am 01-13-2016 03:46 PM

Tiny Dog finally took an interest today in the bone that she got for Christmas. She had completely ignored it ever since she got it, until today. Then somehow, she managed to break it completely in half lengthwise. We're talking about a seriously large bone here, probably the leg bone of a cow, quite thick, and too heavy for her to pick up with her mouth (or at least, she never tried to). So no more bone for Tiny Dog! That one has to go in the trash. She had already chipped off tiny pieces of it by the time I got to it, and I don't want her to have those. I will be keeping an extra close eye on her poop for several days. (Thanks a lot, Tiny Dog.) After a few days, she can have a bully instead.

DapperButch 01-13-2016 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Gemme (Post 1038349)


Today, Oliver decided to not run out of the bedroom as soon as we got up. He was hungry but he knows that right after breakfast comes medicine so he didn't want that and actually fought me a bit today when I applied his drops. He might be a bit under the weather. Normally, he moves around a lot at night but he stayed for hours in the same spot against my hip and back.

Gemme, I loved your little shih tzus story (minus the bow legged part... that made me sad), but I of course focused in on Oliver...

Isn't there an end point to these drops? :(

Gemme 01-13-2016 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by DapperButch (Post 1038446)
Gemme, I loved your little shih tzus story (minus the bow legged part... that made me sad), but I of course focused in on Oliver...

Isn't there an end point to these drops? :(

End point = when his ear infections are gone. They are far from that point now. First there was antibiotics and then the steroids and now the drops with the twice monthly vet ear cleanings.

Once the ear infections are taken care of, we will move onto dental issues. He can't go under until we have those cleared up as it's likely he won't react well to it.

Why would you be sad about the bowlegged part? Gidget was adorable and she'd worn them from a few weeks old so she grew around them. Do you feel sad when you see a cowboy/cowgirl walk? They are bowlegged because of their lifestyles as well.

Wearing the doggie pants was her choice. She was perfectly potty trained to go outside and let us know when she had to go but she chose to get our attention, stand right in front of the door and piss. Multiple times. As soon as we put the pants back on her, she was cool.

I think she liked the routine of her coming to us, us chasing her down to get them off, all the while talking to Brodie and chastising her for wiggling so much and then the mad dash for the door. It was playtime for her.

You get sad about interesting things. You are a strange duck, my friend.

Today is a progression of yesterday for Oliver. I'm certain he's feeling 'twingey' aka close to a seizure. He isolates himself, which is something that is sad. Smart but sad. Sometimes he can stave it off long enough for it to pass and for him not to have one, which is good, so I give him as much space and time as he needs.

DapperButch 01-13-2016 10:15 PM

Yeah, I think I am really weird about animals. I probably project a lot of my person shit onto them. Who knows where the heck it comes from.

I also didn't realize that cowboys/girls were bow legged. Or that it would be due to riding a horse a lot (when young, I suppose?). I actually thought that was a myth and that the only way a person could become bow legged was being born that way. Is that incorrect?

I hope Oliver can avoid this one, and not seize.




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Originally Posted by Gemme (Post 1038469)
End point = when his ear infections are gone. They are far from that point now. First there was antibiotics and then the steroids and now the drops with the twice monthly vet ear cleanings.

Once the ear infections are taken care of, we will move onto dental issues. He can't go under until we have those cleared up as it's likely he won't react well to it.

Why would you be sad about the bowlegged part? Gidget was adorable and she'd worn them from a few weeks old so she grew around them. Do you feel sad when you see a cowboy/cowgirl walk? They are bowlegged because of their lifestyles as well.

Wearing the doggie pants was her choice. She was perfectly potty trained to go outside and let us know when she had to go but she chose to get our attention, stand right in front of the door and piss. Multiple times. As soon as we put the pants back on her, she was cool.

I think she liked the routine of her coming to us, us chasing her down to get them off, all the while talking to Brodie and chastising her for wiggling so much and then the mad dash for the door. It was playtime for her.

You get sad about interesting things. You are a strange duck, my friend.

Today is a progression of yesterday for Oliver. I'm certain he's feeling 'twingey' aka close to a seizure. He isolates himself, which is something that is sad. Smart but sad. Sometimes he can stave it off long enough for it to pass and for him not to have one, which is good, so I give him as much space and time as he needs.


Gemme 01-14-2016 06:53 AM

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Originally Posted by DapperButch (Post 1038510)
Yeah, I think I am really weird about animals. I probably project a lot of my person shit onto them. Who knows where the heck it comes from.

I also didn't realize that cowboys/girls were bow legged. Or that it would be due to riding a horse a lot (when young, I suppose?). I actually thought that was a myth and that the only way a person could become bow legged was being born that way. Is that incorrect?

I hope Oliver can avoid this one, and not seize.

Oliver seems to be feeling a bit better today but was very stern about getting into the bedroom after getting his medicine. I leave a towel on the bed where he tends to lay and last night there were a few small bits of ear stuff so that's not great. I'm running out of drops anyway so I need to pick some more up soon and I'll reschedule with my favorite vet so he can clean his ears properly.

In people, we're all pretty much born bowlegged. Being stuck in the womb, scrunched up for 3/4 of a year, makes all of us a little bowlegged. We usually outgrow it by age 3. There are some diseases that contribute to it and if there's physical trauma that might contribute to it.

When I say that Gidge was bowlegged, I don't mean like this.

For Dapper, there is an ANIMAL in this link.

I mean it was more like this.

For Dapper, there is another ANIMAL in this link.

:cheesy:

Hate me yet? lol

Her back legs grew out a bit to accommodate the diaper and pants. It didn't harm her or restrict her activity in any way.

Lecheloco 01-14-2016 07:45 AM

He was extra lovey dovey yesterday and this morning, he kept wanting in the room all evening and night and was kneading on my pants I threw across my bed when I got home plus wanting to climb on me for petting on and off all night and into the morning, he must really like the new food lol

cinnamongrrl 01-14-2016 06:13 PM

Yoda the boxer/pit has had a love hate relationship with his sister the cat for a while now....

She has been coming out around him more lately, but in catch him giving her furtive glances out of the corner of his eye... I. Never knew dogs glanced out of the corner of their eyes lol...its comical...

starryeyes 01-15-2016 09:58 AM

Smudge now thinks the best way to sleep is between Christina and I with his head on the pillow like a little human. He is the cutest little baby ever and I love snuggling with him all night, although I do miss snuggling with my beautiful girlfriend too :/ dilemmas!!

randrum 01-15-2016 07:20 PM

I miss Ernie... He's currently visiting his grandparents.

DapperButch 01-15-2016 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by randrum (Post 1038899)
I miss Ernie... He's currently visiting his grandparents.

I like the name Ernie.

Chad 01-16-2016 08:51 AM

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I am in my recliner so the oldest kitty is curled up in my lap. The baby kitty is still in bed. Looks like a slow start this morning.

Gemme 01-16-2016 09:02 AM

Oliver felt better last night so he was super snuggly in bed and has been looking for extra pets and loving. He's probably happy that he didn't get ear drops last night. I have to stretch them out to Tuesday so it will be once a day doses from now until then.

Chad 01-16-2016 03:01 PM

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I think it is funny when the kitty knocks the food bowl over spilling food all over the floor then turns and looks at me. Haha! Silly kitties.
:cat:

TIMBERWOLF 01-16-2016 09:04 PM

Spirit the boxer is sad cause she got spanked for being in our bathroom eating the kittens food. She ran to her kennel and sat there. Punky the kitten got his nursing on with my blanket and then decided to go by Spirits kennel and spit at her. They have a love hate relationship.
Tomorrow it will start over again. I wish they would just get along. Spirit just wants to play with Punky and Punky is curious about Spirit but doesn't want to play with this 50 pound wiggle butt dog LOL

easygoingfemme 01-16-2016 09:18 PM

The two young cats spent a good part of the early and late afternoon chasing each other around and play fighting... very fun since they are just getting used to each other. The old lady cat moved as far away from them as possible and gave them dirty looks. Pretty sure she rolled her eyes too.

The dog played in the muddy yard and had some good naps...

The JD 01-16-2016 09:33 PM

The pizza delivery guy just asked if my white chihuahua is a miniature doberman. I burst out laughing, then realized he was completely serious.

While signing the charge slip, I made awkward small talk, and said things like, "oh, yeah, I can see how they're similar." But really, I can't.

So to keep this on the topic of what my pet did today: he apparently did a spot-on impersonation of a miniature doberman. Too bad I missed it.

DapperButch 01-16-2016 11:39 PM

Well, Mr. Potato worked out on his treadmill. :dog: And napped. A lot.

Then the poor guy was left home while I went to pick up a friend for drinks/dinner. Usually, when I am over there, I bring Mr. Potato. I asked her if I should bring him over so that he could hang out with her dog while we were out.

She paused. And a realized what she was going to say was no and that it made sense. Mr. Potato annoys her cat, who spends the entire time hiding while he is there. And he annoys her dog, who doesn't want to play with him.

So, Mr. Potato, the poor fella, stayed home. He is now sleeping next to me, on the recliner, happy as a clam, though. :dog:

He is just so....intense. He is too much for other dogs (unless they are young or hyper)....and definitely too much for cats...

At least his Daddy (and grandmother, and every other human), loves him. :dog:

Blade 01-17-2016 03:00 PM

She ran outside this morning in the snow and came back inside a mud puppy. She is long haired and needs. To be groomed. Not a good day for that but she did get a bath.

He went out this morning came back inside and in his kennel like a good boy. He hasn't made a peep all day, which is unusual. Normally he likes to spend his weekends in my lap.

Gemme 01-17-2016 06:43 PM

Oliver's having trouble with his ears today (more than normal) and has rested in bed all day.

DapperButch 01-17-2016 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Gemme (Post 1039384)
Oliver's having trouble with his ears today (more than normal) and has rested in bed all day.

Is that because you are down to only one drop a day?

Mr. Potato did nothing today, because I am a shitty parent.

I don't have the heart to put him on the treadmill because he hates it so much. It's not like he is jumping all around with energy, or is distressed that we didn't go for a long walk or something. Sometimes he just stands there and barks his head off telling me he wants to go for a long walk. It is a bit rude.

It is not a request for a bathroom break (for a bathroom break he just stares at me like he is going to rip my face off. It's quite disturbing, actually.).

My sister thinks he is an evil genius always contemplating taking over the world. It really is true. That is always the look he has on his face.

I think he is perfect.

:dog:

Gemme 01-17-2016 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by DapperButch (Post 1039401)
Is that because you are down to only one drop a day?

Mr. Potato did nothing today, because I am a shitty parent.

I don't have the heart to put him on the treadmill because he hates it so much. It's not like he is jumping all around with energy, or is distressed that we didn't go for a long walk or something. Sometimes he just stands there and barks his head off telling me he wants to go for a long walk. It is a bit rude.

It is not a request for a bathroom break (for a bathroom break he just stares at me like he is going to rip my face off. It's quite disturbing, actually.).

My sister thinks he is an evil genius always contemplating taking over the world. It really is true. That is always the look he has on his face.

I think he is perfect.

:dog:

It likely is. I might have enough for one dose tomorrow but that's it. I think the drops are only holding the issue at bay. His ears are sooooooo bad. It's been almost a couple of months of straight treatments and there's improvement but it's slow going.

You should have called Mr. Potato "Brain".


DapperButch 01-17-2016 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Gemme (Post 1039408)
It likely is. I might have enough for one dose tomorrow but that's it. I think the drops are only holding the issue at bay. His ears are sooooooo bad. It's been almost a couple of months of straight treatments and there's improvement but it's slow going.

You should have called Mr. Potato "Brain".


Exactly!, the Brain. I could remember the name Pinky, but not the Brain. But yes, that is who Mr. Potato is...

easygoingfemme 01-17-2016 08:19 PM

My dog (Lucky) tested out the new cat (Charlie) to see how he responds to being bathed by a dog. The review was mixed and tolerated for far longer than I would have bet on. Alas the bath was not finished and there was a lively chase. Then everyone took naps.

nhplowboi 01-18-2016 02:34 AM

Well we have a puppy and she did what puppies do. Unfortunately in the house instead of outside. :( This has been a looonnnggg learning curve. Fortunately I am a sucker for a pretty face so all is good. :)

Gemme 01-18-2016 06:13 AM

This morning was Oliver's first experience with commercial snow plows. He didn't like all the flashing lights and beeping but other than that, and waking me up a few times, was fine.

He found a new place to lie and I hope he sticks to that spot as it's easy for me to reach for pets and soothing and he's less likely to get kicked or rolled over by me.


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