Yes, I agree. You did the right thing when you took him to the vet and now they will make sure he gets a precise diagnosis and effective treatment. Try not to worry, he's getting very good care even though he might be feeling sad.The way I look at it my dog survived a kick to the head at 11wks old, still a miracle. He can survive whatever this is
Yes, she's come out of her moult looking really good. I'm pleased she's stopped laying every day though. I don't like my hens laying so prolifically.
Ditto. It's a worry.
I feel blessed to have it, we have always had Rotts over 38 years, , Tony is #6 he and Ziva will probable be our last, we are to old to raise more puppies and walking them is hard on the bones LolololI love Rotties. The ones I have known were such big sooks.
I've been admiring your porch too. nice and deep. It looks like a lovely place to relax.
Well sounds like you had a good evening last nightIt's a cold old sunrise this morning. The lads arrived for tea last night [& yes I now have another pile of stuff that doesn't belong to us!View attachment 2761117] & left early this morning to drop their net on the top of the tide. I had hopes of coming downstairs to a warm house & cheerily blazing fire but nope. Not this morning. They must have left pretty much as soon as they got up. I don't envy them. Their boat was banging about in the mangroves last night & though the wind dropped out early this morning it's picking up again now. My girls will be looking for any ray of sunshine they can find.
our mornings have been cold for July, 50 and fog
you know, its interesting you say that,,I have noticed when I fill the meatal jug, all of the chickens will drink from it and not the plastic hanging one in the coop
me the same, if they miss a day I dont freak out, Granny Violet is 3 and deserves a day off ahahaha
