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| We have to go where????!!!! |
Oh well, we got checked over, had some lab work done, and all is well. Then we got poked and jabbed...and Dr Ben put some vile tasting medicine in our mouths, apparently to keep kennel cough away...we need that in case we have to be boarded at the doggy jail if *she* needs to go anywhere for longer than a night or two. We were good boys and didn't put up any fuss, and Dalton even gave Dr B a kiss, imagine that!
Dr Ben said that Dalton has lost several teeth, but that most of the remaining ones actually look good, and he said Benji's teeth look excellent. Hooray! We do get kelp on our noms, and a gel to our teeth every other day. And we recently got a nice big water fountain, from which we love to drink. Much fresher than out of a stagnant bowl, even though *she* cleaned it diligently and put it full of fresh water every day.. She says she refills our fountain with 4-5 cups every day, which means we are drinking more than with our old ceramic bowls.
We were happy to exit that place and go back home to our yard...
And we got some rain, not much as of this publishing, but some is better than none. Our grass is all crunchy and the trees are dropping leaves just as if it was October! We may get more as this day progresses...then none in the forecast till much later in the week. Oh well, dry weather is better than floods, or severe storms. And we won't grumble cause we have no fires right in our locale, nor earthquakes as we heard about from various places in the world. (Speaking of fire, we still have moderate amounts of particulates in the air, but the raininess should lessen them.)
Petcretary found a swallowtail butterfly in the grass, it seemed to be struggling, so she gently picked it up and put it onto a purple coneflower...where it sat for a LONG time. When she was finished with the yard duties, she went back to check on it, but it was gone, hopefully flown away. Later she found a viceroy...it too was not doing much, but since it was in the path of where we like to run along our fence, she picked it up too, and put it onto some nearby flowers. Later it was gone as well. She did an inventory of all the pictures of butterflies she has, (not including moths) and found several. Maybe they will offer to be volunteer guest selfies one of these days. Petcretary wants to get a picture of a black swallowtail, that she has seen flitting around some of our flowers, but was not fast enough getting the phone/camera out of her pocket. Now we know why she always says, she needs a phone IN her finger!
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| We want to get out of here NOW, petcretary! |
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| We are joined up into the Sunday Selfies Blog Hop, hosted as always, by The Kitties Blue at The Cat On My Head. |



Apart from all those green notes being spent, which could have gone on treats, it sounds like a very good visit for you both!
ReplyDeleteSmoke particulates and pollution of other sorts are a real menace these days. Air filters are a must it seems. Or move to somewhere less prone I guess.
Lovely selfies of you both! Here's to a happy butterfly and particulate free week ahead!
ERin
Hari OM
ReplyDeleteSeems to have been a good vet visit, even if not pawtikularly welcome! Your sitting ussies are very good... and I love that your mum got to see such lovely flutterbyes to brighten her day... hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
The first ussie at the vets doesn't look too happy but it changed as you were about to leave and it sounds like you had an okay visit! Mom has so many beautiful butterfly bushes and do you think she ever has her camera with her when she needs it?!
ReplyDeleteGood news for both of you from the doctor. It's nice to know your mommy sees that your health is well taken care of. Since Lynn brings caterpillar was into the house to raise she was glad to know that your mommy saved some butterflies off the ground. Happy Sunday
ReplyDeleteYou two are so cute. I'm glad to hear you got good reports at the vet. Your mom is so sweet to rescue those butterflies.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to know that you two are doing well, and where gentlemen at the vet visit.
ReplyDeleteMust get out into nature soon, to look for butterflies.
lookin good doodz...sorree ya had two go two de vet in de furst place...but....all iz well N thatz a good thing...HIGH PAWZ two petcretarry for savin de flutter byez.....de gurl heer doez that two ....happee SUN day !!!♥♥☺☺
ReplyDeleteOh, you poor woofies, having to go to the V-e-t. You look so horrified at the idea, in the furrst Ussie! But so much happier in the second! And furry handsome in both!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the good vet report! That was very 'pawsitive' news. Kudos to your hero Petcretary for saving the bedraggled butterflies. No doubt they are grateful for her help. Terrific ussies.
ReplyDeleteGlad your trip to the vet went well. How kind of your mom to rescue the butterflies. Maybe they need more moisture. XO
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're both doing well! I say the same thing all the time - too dry is better than flooding any day!
ReplyDeleteWe’re glad your vet visit went well, boys, even if it meant getting some icky medicine. It rained really good here today. Hopefully our grass will be less crunchy now.
ReplyDeleteWe have d0one that to butterflies. Once we NEARLY ran over a huge Gum Moth but got it out of the way in time.
ReplyDeleteOh, you puppies are just the cat’s meow to us!
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