Delivering crispmus tree's?
No Idea, but I would not be surprised. The leather is stiff and unyielding.
That's just the way I feel but the dogs have a different plan - everyday is a new and exciting venture for them.
I feel your pain - the part of owning pets that I least like is that decision.Morning All.
I think my darling "Scratchy" cat is on her way out.
She is very subdued and not eating as much as usual.
The vet said her kidneys were infected and gave us some strong penicillin tablets to force down her (traumatic for all concerned).
No sign of a Pee or a Poo for 2 days.
Last night she asked to come into the bedroom and slept on me and gave me lots of loves.
I feel very sad. I know how this ends and I don't like it one bit.
She will be my last ever cat I think.
Anyway, have a good day everyone.
Sorry to hear it Dan, especially at this time of year. We too have decided no more pets once the dog has gone.Morning All.
I think my darling "Scratchy" cat is on her way out.
She is very subdued and not eating as much as usual.
The vet said her kidneys were infected and gave us some strong penicillin tablets to force down her (traumatic for all concerned).
No sign of a Pee or a Poo for 2 days.
Last night she asked to come into the bedroom and slept on me and gave me lots of loves.
I feel very sad. I know how this ends and I don't like it one bit.
She will be my last ever cat I think.
Anyway, have a good day everyone.
That is the decision that we came to too but I found it very hard to realise that at the rate my husband's health was deteriorating I was going to be left with an empty house - and life, as I was the chief dog-carer. The decision was reversed and I cannot describe how grateful I am that it was. Without the dogs and their routine needs then I think I would have just given up when Bernard died, suddenly but not unexpectedly.
Our furry companions certainly help to fill a void and give us unconditional love & affection when we need it the most; that's for sure.That is the decision that we came to too but I found it very hard to realise that at the rate my husband's health was deteriorating I was going to be left with an empty house - and life, as I was the chief dog-carer. The decision was reversed and I cannot describe how grateful I am that it was. Without the dogs and their routine needs then I think I would have just given up when Bernard died, suddenly but not unexpectedly.
Am so sorry to hearMorning All.
I think my darling "Scratchy" cat is on her way out.
She is very subdued and not eating as much as usual.
The vet said her kidneys were infected and gave us some strong penicillin tablets to force down her (traumatic for all concerned).
No sign of a Pee or a Poo for 2 days.
Last night she asked to come into the bedroom and slept on me and gave me lots of loves.
I feel very sad. I know how this ends and I don't like it one bit.
She will be my last ever cat I think.
Anyway, have a good day everyone.
Is that a picture of your outdoor utility room?
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