We call him "Monky" If he answers the door ==== RUN LIKE HELL
Pictures of your Pets!
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roundhouse
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Our Lab, Gus. Dumb as a stump, but what he lacks in intelligence he makes up for by never doing anything bad. A picture of him should be in the dictionary beside "Pal".
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Here are my two pups. Wrinkles (English Bulldog, now 2) and Abby (Basset Hound, now 5). They both live quite the active lifestyle...
Had them both since they were 8 weeks old.
Had them both since they were 8 weeks old.
make sure she never reads that hahahahaDoes my girl friend count as a pet?
I've got two pups, a Queensland Heeler, Roo, and a chestnut Shar-Pei, Gustav. They have very different personalities, but are both very cool dogs. I didn't intend to get a Shar-Pei, but he found me. He was abandoned, and when I found him he was around 2-3 weeks old and in very bad shape; dehydrated and nearly to the point of renal failure. He had abrasions and was so skinny it was sickening. He's now 8 years old, happy, healthy... but very wary of people other than my wife and me.
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Demon cats! Ha ha jk love those catsJasmine (left) and Preston (right)
As long as we can see the wet pet pictures lolDoes my girl friend count as a pet?
hmmm... temptingAs long as we can see the wet pet pictures lol
Sorry DakinechicK didn't mean to hijack your thread
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Thanks XTRAWLD. Unfortunately thats not quite how it happened. We dropped her off for the cleaning and all pre-anesth. blood tests came back perfect. Inlaws picked her up when done (because we work too late). Inlaws said she was walking around the house perfectly meowing like always. Then when we got home, we found her dead on the floor. We brought her to that Vet because our normal vet was overbooked and she needed the extraction due to a few abscessed teeth. Im very sure that the vet did nothing wrong (could have been bacteria, or too stressful for a 12 yr old cat). Just dont think I can get myself to bring the others back there. Which stinks because they are about 20% cheaper than our regular vet.
Although our Regular vet saved our Mini Daschi. One night he became paralyzed, took him in and was sent to the ER Vet. They said spine compression (common with Daschi's) and they recommended a surgery for over $2k. We could not afford it so they STRONGLY pushed putting him down. We couldnt do it, he was only 2 yrs old. They showed us how to express his bladder so he could still pee. A few days later I was touching his back feet (hair between the pads) and I saw the tiniest of tiny twitch. Brought him in to our regular vet (the guy the owns the clinic) he did some tests and experimented putting him on human medicine (gabapentin). As days went by, he started dragging,then walking and then running playing with our other "kids". Now 5 yrs later he is still on the Rx, but still running like new.
Although our Regular vet saved our Mini Daschi. One night he became paralyzed, took him in and was sent to the ER Vet. They said spine compression (common with Daschi's) and they recommended a surgery for over $2k. We could not afford it so they STRONGLY pushed putting him down. We couldnt do it, he was only 2 yrs old. They showed us how to express his bladder so he could still pee. A few days later I was touching his back feet (hair between the pads) and I saw the tiniest of tiny twitch. Brought him in to our regular vet (the guy the owns the clinic) he did some tests and experimented putting him on human medicine (gabapentin). As days went by, he started dragging,then walking and then running playing with our other "kids". Now 5 yrs later he is still on the Rx, but still running like new.
PhatPhizzixxer
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My cat Birdie...keeping a close eye on the lizard...
Posing...
Posing...
Still sad to hear. Our boys are our kids!There are some good vets and some bad vets and it's hard to find the best ones that's for sure. Our friends greyhound went in for a cleaning, and came out completely deaf.
dukes got it made!!! haha :iconbeer: