Pics Of Our Pets & Octavius (2)

[davedajobauk]

LOL

 

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[servant of Merciful Love]

 

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ETA

 

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P1000108.MOV

 

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Today's 'captures'

 

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edited 'crops'

 

[rebornfree]

Gracie is taller than a packing box? I know you said she would grow to a good size and she has! She's very beautiful too, Dave.

 

[davedajobauk]

Thanks Sue Sis' but really, you are 'basing, your assumption, upon your assumption of
the 'box's' ACTUAL SIZE.....
Perhaps I will snap her ~beside some, readily-identifiable object for size comparison

To-me, she is a 'regular-sized' Moggie, with, a lovely SOFT coat

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10153955157049704

ooops.... I will have-to, seek a workaround to show that one



Gracie's NEW 'perch'

 

[rebornfree]

Well yes, I did assume the size of the box and thought it was the same as those I used a few years ago - maybe not. Whatever the size though she is a beautiful cat.

 

[davedajobauk]

Thank you Sue, and yes, I agree
Beautiful, 'inside and out'

She is absolutely 'lovable' and 'loving'
whereas Misty, comes around and condescends to associate with me...
~to get 'something', that she WANTS....

Oh yes, there are boxes, and 'boxes'

The 'stack' grows, day by day

 

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[rebornfree]

You certainly seem to have got on with the packing and I'm glad to know that you've healed up enough to do be able to do it.

I know some cats can be very independent - it seems like you have the two extremes with Misty and Gracie.

 

[davedajobauk]

LOL, as I opened up each box (from flatpack) both cats examined them inside and out
Thankfully, I have thought ahead and packed some 'fragile' items amongst kinder-materials
(to cushion against impacts) much-safer than transporting it seperately

 

[davedajobauk]

Here is a thread, that I started (off site) on Thursday



David J. Batchelor
11 May at 19:41
I'm just back in from the Vet's
Teddy is fine! \o/ still 'whingeing' quite a bit
but I am attributing that, to his feeling groggy
and, he is not altogether firm-footed at the moment
better that, than be in pain

(Y)

He has had a number of teeth removed, which surprises me
because the vet said they were not equipped to deal with multiple extractions....
But he has gone and cleaned Teddy's mouth of potential trouble, in the short term
~at nine years+ Teddy, is an older dog and at-risk from the anaesthetic rather than gum infection...
I have a five day supply of antibiotics to feed to him and must return in one week for a check up

The bill has taken me on the wrong foot as well £79.97 altogether...plus £10.oo for the initial consultation (£90 in one week, and i only get £146 coming-in)

I only managed to pay £30 on Thursday and promised to pay £49.97 on Saturday _by card (over the phone) Having already paid £10.oo on Tuesday

A private vet would have charged me three-times that amount
We attended a pet hospital, (RSPCA) that is ONLY for use by people on low income...
Treatment for any animal is entirely dependant upon production of proof of income,
and, they MUST BE 'microchipped' or you will be turned away

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Stormi Chavez We don't have any low cost facilities here.
Back last August Cricket went in for same, had 13 teeth removed and gums scraped.
The cost was $ 350.00! On the different Chihuahua groups I'm in I've seen posts
where people were being charged as much as $ 2000.00 for having the same thing done as Cricket.
Wow
· 11 May at 21:55

David J. Batchelor back last August (?)
that $2K would have been the equivalent of £1,200.oo

Sheesh

That is, one heck of a lot of 'poppy'

I could not raise that amount, even over a two year period
I would have-to consider euthanasia ~to prevent him suffering

· 11 May at 22:44 · Edited

Stormi Chavez Me too

· 11 May at 23:17

David J. Batchelor You gotta employ 'heart'
aka: Feel, FOR-THEM, not you

(Y)
What is RIGHT ?
empathy, enables you ~to be merciful

God bless
· Yesterday at 01:17 · Edited

David J. Batchelor I'm sure the duty vet, told me 'seven' had been removed
and, she listed a number of them saying "Canines, are intact"
But she MIGHT have said "several"

I will count the 'voids' just as soon as I feel
I am not reminding-him (by doing-so)

Dogs tend to live in the past
(except, when expecting a visit / treat (and a meal, when-hungry)

Short term memories, are easily 'overwritten'
and moreso, when the trauma has not been too-severe

· Yesterday at 02:17 · Edited

Najat Kaedbey Here too we do not have low cost facilities...~but u can find a lot of different charges for the same service...Depending on the location...
But I think our prices are not lower...
Sad
· Yesterday at 09:58

David J. Batchelor Awwwww
I too wish that 'providers' of such services, were NOT
(primarily) concerned-with wealth-generation
and also, unconcerned, regarding their own 'conservation of wealth'

· Yesterday at 10:02

Najat Kaedbey Here they consider having a pet is an accessory not a necessity...
and take advantage of us...

Sad
· Yesterday at 10:04

David J. Batchelor monetarists are a global-concern

(Y)

· Yesterday at 10:06

David J. Batchelor While, some of us grow at home
Monetarists, concentrate on the rate of growthof money they control

A 'little-more' IS (for-them) 'never-enough'

 

[davedajobauk]

Thank you Tom Bro'

 

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https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1323222411089828

 

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So, what do we feed to our pets ?

Ummmmmmmmmm

I would not go so-far, as to do this

Tigers given live donkey to feed on in zoo enclosure