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An Awesome BFF Care Package

This 'n' That

1 Nov

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This card is perfect. This morning I dropped Toby off at the vets he needed a bunch of work done on his teeth, he won't let me brush his teeth and his breath has been so bad. When he went for his yearly check up and rabies shot the vet was like eww, he had some teeth that were really loose and infected. I felt like the worst Mum ever.  I mean he is a little 8 pound dog and I can't brush his teeth, how can that be? But it's true, so anyway, I dropped him off and thought how weird the house felt with him not here. We had Sammi for almost 14 years and a few of those years we had Toby too, we always say Toby is the last dog, cause we are getting older too, but it really felt weird with no Toby running around.  I mean he goes to the groomer and is gone then, but this was different cause anything could happen really while he was under sedation, and  I knew he would not be feeling good when I picked him up, so I unpacked class supplies, and straightened up a little bit with my mind wondering how he was doing.  I even got my fun package from my BFF Tracy and that got my mind off Toby…for a bit. Look at this awesome card she made me.

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Neat eh? She also sent lots of PA snacks, and gifts too. She even sent me a sign that says "I laughed so hard – tears ran down my leg". I am a lucky girl, she spoils me.  I can't wait till she comes out here in February, it will be over a year that we have seen each other by then, geesh, that is a long time. I hope I can lose some weight by then or I'll have to wear a "Hello, My Name is…" sticker.

So the vet called and said that Toby would be ready to be picked up at 5pm, he did good during surgery and was in recovery.  So I got there a bit before 5 and they went over everything, pain meds, antibiotics, softening his food, talking about the stitches, my poor baby has no more front teeth or bottom teeth, those little ones, not the long canine ones. How the heck could that be?  The vet said that Yorkies have bad teeth, and I know it is my own fault for not brushing them. Again I think how hard can it really be, well you should have seen Jeff and I trying to give him his antibiotics tonight, it took two of us to hold the squirming little guy down, they gave us liquid for both meds, why they didn't give me pills instead I don't know, pills are easy.  Should be interesting to see me do it by myself in the mornings while Jeff is at work.

So I am gonna head for bed with my little guy, I have been babying him since he got home, he seems so forlorn. 

Have an awesome Tuesday and thanks for stopping in.

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  1. Shannon Roberts says

    November 1, 2011 at 12:04 am

    awww poor baby! Good luck!

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  2. Dee in N.H. says

    November 1, 2011 at 2:19 am

    Awwwww, poor toby! It's awful when pets and kids don't feel good! Toby will probably feel much better after this though so that's a good thing. How special it was for Tracy to send you the package just when you needed some cheering up! Yay Tracy!

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  3. Jo Eades says

    November 1, 2011 at 2:47 am

    Hi Diana, sorry to hear that Toby has been at the Vet today. I nifty trick I found that helped give my dog medication was to wrap the table in a piece of cheese. She was always too busy eating the cheese to notice the table. Hopefully it will work for you too.

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  4. Jacqui Lines says

    November 1, 2011 at 3:17 am

    They took out his teeth? Um..he's a dog..don't he need them?
    Luv ya
    Jax

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  5. Pat S. says

    November 1, 2011 at 5:08 am

    I feel for ya! I have an 8 lb. Maltese that won't let me brush her teeth, either…so I know what you're talking about!!! Some folks would NOT believe how unbelievably STRONG those lil barkers are!!! Hope he does OK…

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  6. Wendy Carr says

    November 1, 2011 at 8:03 am

    Poor Diana & Toby!! I just went through the same thing with my Min Pin a few months ago. I felt really badly that I didn't take better care of her teeth. The doctor didn't even charge me for some of the extractions because they just came out by hand, they were so loose! Her breath could stop a truck at that point. She felt crappy for a few days, but is back to her old self now:)

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  7. Debbie says

    November 1, 2011 at 8:30 am

    I have a mini Dachshund who turns into Cujo if I try to brush his teeth or trim his nails! Two adults cannot hold him still!!

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  8. Patrice H says

    November 1, 2011 at 8:52 am

    You are a Great Mum!!! Sometimes with our furry kids things just happen. He will be good as new real soon. And he "told us He Loves His Mum Very Much"!

    That is one of the coolest cards I have seen in a long time. I think that one needs a frame!

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  9. Carey Rogers says

    November 1, 2011 at 9:09 am

    My poor buddy. I can believe he doesn't let you brush his teeth. Roscoe (all 129 pounds of him) says "NO WAY". We don't even try any more. He gets upset even if we try to brush his coat although it's a little easier than his teeth. That card is great. You have such wonderful friends.

    Carey and Roscoe

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  10. Susan McMillen says

    November 1, 2011 at 9:26 am

    "I laughed so hard – tears ran down my leg". I LOVE IT!!!!! Sue

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  11. Barb Gornick says

    November 1, 2011 at 9:32 am

    Oh poor baby. I guess we better get back to brushing our dogs teeth. One even likes it , he doesn't even mind a thermometer up his you know what when he goes to the vet. He just likes being touched and going to the vet and groomer! Crazy dog!

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  12. Janice Rosenthal Rock says

    November 1, 2011 at 10:31 pm

    Furry hugs to Toby . . . and some for mom, too! We're thinkin' about ya'll!

    Janice and Molly, Mindy and Sophie

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  13. Kyla Leanhart says

    November 4, 2011 at 8:35 am

    Awww…poor Toby. I have a 5.7 pound Yorkie and we had to give him medicine a couple of weeks ago for a stomach bug he caught…and boy you would have thought that dog was 500 pounds…two adults and 1 teenager trying to get him to take medicine. I think pills would have been easier too!

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