(now) dogs taking pills (was) Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

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Akiba.... what did your boxer take pills for? I had a dog named Rusty who had seizures. He was on phenobarbital and would beg for his pill. I kept Rusty's pills in the top drawer of the sewing machine and he would sit and stare at the drawer and WHINE. lolhugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Sun, December 12, 2010 10:21:39 AMSubject: Re: kitty going to vet tomorrow

I didn't have any problems with my boxer, I was able to train her to take them. When I'd signal, she's sit and open her mouth and I just dropped the pill into the resultant black hole. No problem. But then Chata was exceptional even for a Boxer (and they ARE an exceptional breed!)

She used to think of herself as a lap dog lol...she would hoist her front onto my lap, still standing on her hind legs, and snooze that way. Never will forget her...she was the best dog I've ever had (though my collie would dispute that)

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-- Re: kitty going to vet tomorrowOh, I am sooooooo very very sure that it's going to be quite quite interesting in the house for the next few days.. You have seen this:How to Give a Cat

a Pillhaven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will see at least a bit of humor in it.. And if you haven't, at least you'll know to take down any fancy lace curtains you'd like to keep.. LOLHUGS|)onna

One of our barn cats is going to the vet's tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is about 4 or 5 years old and he is finally tame enough for the vet to handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats. He was brought into the house this afternoon so we can be sure he has no food or water after midnight. He freaked out really bad when put in a cage, beating his nose against the "bars" until his nose was dripping blood. Now he is in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My granddaughter is fretting over him and is so worried about him. He will have to stay in the house for 4 days after the surgery so he doesn't injure himself. This is going to be interesting;) SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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They were just vitamin pills, when she was younger...the Spanish vets said they would help her growth, musta worked, she ended up at 85 lbs...

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~*~Akiba~*~

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-- Re: kitty going to vet tomorrowOh, I am sooooooo very very sure that it's going to be quite quite interesting in the house for the next few days.. You have seen this:How to Give a Cat a Pillhaven't you? If you haven't I'm sure you will see at least a bit of humor in it.. And if you haven't, at least you'll know to take down any fancy lace curtains you'd like to keep.. LOLHUGS|)onna

One of our barn cats is going to the vet's tomorrow to get neutered. He is a huge yellow kitty that my granddaughter calls "Chub Chub". He is about 4 or 5 years old and he is finally tame enough for the vet to handle. He is the tamest of the barn cats. He was brought into the house this afternoon so we can be sure he has no food or water after midnight. He freaked out really bad when put in a cage, beating his nose against the "bars" until his nose was dripping blood. Now he is in the bathroom, hiding under the counter. My granddaughter is fretting over him and is so worried about him. He will have to stay in the house for 4 days after the surgery so he doesn't injure himself. This is going to be interesting;) SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

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