Yesterday Reggie had a bit of a rough day, no eating or drinking but after talking to our vet I ran out and got baby food for him; yes, I am becoming one of those moms. He picked at it and ate a little; needless to say I was very concerned about him. This morning I gave him the baby food again and boy did he eat it up. He even ate his pills covered in peanut butter and seems perkier than yesterday. As the vet said, it is hard to determine if it is his being very finicky or if he was really ill. Due to the fact that he didn't keep anything down yesterday I would say it was a combo of both. Hopefully he is back to normal today; hubby actually went out and cleared an area of grass for him today. Last night so many thoughts crossed my mind~how much pain is he in and I am holding onto him because I don't want to be dogless. I don't do well without one, but time will tell as to when I need to make that appointment for him; I just don't it to get to an emergency situation like we experienced with Sadie and have to drive in a blizzard to get to an emergency vet. Each day is a day of grace with the old guy.
Sending snow angels your way today!
Noreen
Oh how pretty that is! Thinking good thoughts for your Reggie!
ReplyDeleteI have had to give my dog pills too and today they finally finished up. The vet said she had a ear infection but she still isn't better. It is hard when you love your dogs so much isn't it. Your snow is so pretty. We are right in the middle of a Santa Ana wind today. Also a dust storm. It looks so yucky. I would take snow.
ReplyDeleteLots of tumble weeds.
I would come in and sit in front of your fire and we could get acquainted.
You know what I have learned is that that fear I have is what drives me to God, if I didn't have it I don't know if I would spend as much time in His word, so even though it is there I am thankful for it as it keeps me next to God. Sort I guess like the thorn in the flesh Paul had.
I hope you have a lovely day. I have never been in a bad earthquake yet. They are unnerving.
I am seeing the same snow today and I'm not sure how I feel about it.....it is very pretty, but, boy, is it cold out there.
ReplyDeleteMuch sympathy for all that is going on with Reggie. I know I would be feeling just like you in wondering what the right thing to do is. I'm glad today looks like a good one for him.
Hello! WOW...2nd snow fall already! Soo pretty. Working on a new quilt sounds good. I am busy over here too. But our days are still in the 70's everyday, even warmer some of them. But the nights cool WAY down into the low 50's...Sorry poor Reggie is not doing well. Have a good day my friend! HUGS
ReplyDeleteSitka wants to come play in all that snow! Praying for Reggie! I sure hope he is doing better!
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andrea
Praying for that sweet Reggie!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy that white stuff. We don't see much of it down here!
AROOOOF!
Boondocks & The Love Shack Pack
I can feel your pain with Reggie.
ReplyDeleteWe are enjoying the last days of our beloved dog.
Your husband sounds so loving, clearing a patch for Reggie.
This little creatures sure do have our hearts, don't they.
Look at that snow...wow, and I think sewing is the ticket when cold weather comes visiting. Maybe that is why I don't sew much...I live in Texas.
ReplyDeleteHi Noreen, I am sorry for Reggie and for you, I will be praying. I thought of you when I watched the weatherman and saw that you were getting snow.. Enjoy time downstairs with hubby while your sewing machine sings, I find this so sweet.
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by, and taking the time to leave me such a sweet note.
Sue
Winter White looks lovely :-)
ReplyDeleteI wish we had some of that snow.
ReplyDeleteOne of these days I'll be able to get back to quilting. I moved my sewing machine into the 3rd bedroom so I wouldn't have to take it down/put it up/put it away, but I am not pleased with being out of the family room and away from hubby.
I'm glad to hear that Reggie is doing a little better. I suspect that he has good days and bad days ... and it sounds like he has more good days than bad. I pray that he will rebound and have many more good days ... and that you will know when the time comes.
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My son and daughter-in-law in Fort Collins are loving these recent snowstorms.
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