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Re: Butchers food

Postby Diflower » 20 Feb 2013, 20:09

Oh yes Gal, such a relief when they're well enough to misbehave!
Glad to hear it :)
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Re: Butchers food

Postby debih » 20 Feb 2013, 21:02

((((((((Gal))))))))))

Sounds like he's getting back to normal now.
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Re: Butchers food

Postby Kaz » 21 Feb 2013, 22:56

:D Bless him :) xxx
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Re: Butchers food

Postby meriad » 22 Feb 2013, 09:16

Not sure how I missed this... sorry to read Smudge hasn't been well. How is he doing today; did the vet say what he thought the problem was?
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Re: Butchers food

Postby Gal » 22 Feb 2013, 09:23

Thanks everyone - he seems much better now, I fed him three small meals of fresh chicken yesterday as advised and he was fine (after starving him on Wednesday), today he has had a normal pouch and has polished it all off :lol: (gave him it in two stages).

Vet thought he might have picked something up outside that he shouldn't have - VERY likely!!! :roll: Because he had a bit of blood in his motion, she gave a steroid jab as well as an AB, and to make sure his worming is up to date. Hopefully he is ok now - I'll not dare let him out again!! :| :roll:
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Re: Butchers food

Postby meriad » 22 Feb 2013, 10:43

I'm glad he's doing better; they are a worry, aren't they.... :(. I cannot remember what your set-up at home is, but could you possibly cat proof your back garden so Smudge cannot get beyond the garden? Then you'd have more control about what he comes into contact with?
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Re: Butchers food

Postby Gal » 22 Feb 2013, 15:41

He doesn't stray far anyway atm Meri, just our garden and my NDN's although he has ventured round to the front of the house which is in a cul de sac.

He's quite a home boy - I do understand that for some people cat proofing is a plan, but not for me :)
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