Talking Animals' Andrew Grantham, the mastermind behind Clark ("the maple kind, yeah!") just released his latest Christmas video. He solicited videos from the public and I sent in 2 of mine. See who appears at 2:04. :)
Friday 23 December 2011
Sunday 11 December 2011
Tuesday 6 December 2011
Santa Pix 2011
A little sad as this is the first Christmas without Oscar in the photo.
But, happy to have a great one of Brosa & Delta!
We have a photo of Walker as well, but I still need to pick the print up (I didn't purchase a digital download of it like I did with the above).
But, happy to have a great one of Brosa & Delta!
Thursday 1 December 2011
Walker to stay in Foster care a while longer
Poor Walker - a vet appointment yesterday confirmed that his Demodectic Mange was not completely cleared up, and has returned after the stress of his arrival. He is now on a monthly treatment, along with 2 weeks (2 x a day) antibiotics. A return appointment in 1 month will be scheduled for another skin scraping.
I had first noticed last week that his paws were red and puffy, seemingly overnight. His throat was pink as well (although I chalked that one up to a combination of pulling on his collar and playing bitey-face with my crew). Yesterday morning I noticed his groin/belly seemed quite pink and I drew attention to that. It was that scraping that confirmed the presence of mites.
Poor little Walker. :( BUT on the upside, he was a very good boy at the vet! No issues meeting the doctor, and allowed the doctor to get up close and personal, inspecting his body, paws, mouth...
So this (and last weekend's Santa Pix) really confirms that being in public places really isn't the issue for him. The issue is territorial / at home, and so we'll have to deal with that training appropriately. We probably have at minimum another 2 months, while ensuring his demodex is a thing of the past once and for all. Poor pup should never have had to suffer for so long. At least he isn't full of parasites the way my last foster dog, Kyleigh, was while she was suffering from mange.
Pictures of his feet and throat after last week's bath, which I sent to the rescue to question if an appointment should be made.
I had first noticed last week that his paws were red and puffy, seemingly overnight. His throat was pink as well (although I chalked that one up to a combination of pulling on his collar and playing bitey-face with my crew). Yesterday morning I noticed his groin/belly seemed quite pink and I drew attention to that. It was that scraping that confirmed the presence of mites.
Poor little Walker. :( BUT on the upside, he was a very good boy at the vet! No issues meeting the doctor, and allowed the doctor to get up close and personal, inspecting his body, paws, mouth...
So this (and last weekend's Santa Pix) really confirms that being in public places really isn't the issue for him. The issue is territorial / at home, and so we'll have to deal with that training appropriately. We probably have at minimum another 2 months, while ensuring his demodex is a thing of the past once and for all. Poor pup should never have had to suffer for so long. At least he isn't full of parasites the way my last foster dog, Kyleigh, was while she was suffering from mange.
Pictures of his feet and throat after last week's bath, which I sent to the rescue to question if an appointment should be made.
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| Right front paw |
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| Left front paw |
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| Throat |
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