Just
a email to let you know how Meg's getting on, she sat all the way
between the children in the car all the way to the vets and home, with
tickles on the head from both children. The vet was very surprised at
the stitch material she had from her spaying, but she was excellent
sitting on my lap while they were removed - 2 of them were a little
close to the skin and the vet was so gentle she hardly noticed. I paid
£10 towards your vets bill and will pay extra every time we take her to
the vets towards your bill too as we've registered her at Vets 4 Pets
too. Unfortunately while Gary was registering
her she managed to chew almost through the lead we got from you (little
tinker) she knew she'd done wrong as when Gary looked down and noticed
it she was very apologetic, Gary just reassured her that she's fine but
obviously it can't be tolerated. So a trip to Pets at Home is needed
today to get another lead and some more food - we'll stick to what you
gave us as she seems very keen on it. The vet scanned her and she's
Lini which was the only vaccination card without a chip sticker on it so
the vet wrote the number on her card and the other 2 cards were left
there for you to pick up. She's eating well but a little hesitant with
drinking water but as I said to Gary the food she on is quite wet so she
may not be thirsty with it.
The
first meeting with our cat was a noisy affair (our cat not Meg) - Timmy
(our cat) is definately the boss but they're better this morning with a
mutual respect going on.
Meg
slept all night on her quilt (I treated her to a double quilt to sleep
on so she was very cosy - I know, pampered dog or what but heyho she's
worth it)
Gary
been getting her to sit before crossing any roads whilst having a walk
and she's been excellent at picking up what needs to happen before they
can continue their stroll. He's just taken her to a local park with the
children and the children wanted to take a ball to throw for her but
that'll come with time at being able to let her off the lead for figure
of 8's as my parents dogs do when they're let off their leads.
Thanks again for everything and we'll keep you informed every so often with updates and photos
Regards
Denise
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