Hooray!!!! Glad to see this news.
Willy is my foodie, he will find a way to get to it. The girls here are much better about waiting for an offer from me.
Well done, being on top of things, Ellie!
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Hooray!!!! Glad to see this news.
Willy is my foodie, he will find a way to get to it. The girls here are much better about waiting for an offer from me.
Well done, being on top of things, Ellie!
Great news Pom-glad everything checked out good. Wolfie was put out by the blood take but that won't cure him of the "Foodies" , he just thought he met a nasty little lady ... :D
I have a couple of those Foodies here so I really watch if I drop something they shouldn't touch...little barracudas they are.
Those fur friends sure like to make us worry sometimes...but they're worth it.:)
It is good to hear that Wolfy has passed his tests even with the stinky eye for the Vet. ;)
Great to hear Wolfy is ok!:D
From what I've read up on this, a dogs size is not the issue. They say it can affect one dog and not another.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karen
Say Layla (75#)might eat one grape and become very sick and Jake (40#) could eat ten and have no problem at all.
I just saw this thread. Of course you were concerned. I'm so glad Wolfy is ok. I've never thought about dogs and grapes or raisins but I will from now on. Have a good new year,
The Hungry Hippo tried to snatch a Tootsie Roll midgie when I dropped one on the floor yesterday. Maybe I should muzzle him????? :eek::D Just kidding of course.
My son hit the nail on the head, when he said that Wolfy ACTS like a street dog that had to scavenge for his food. If I didn't know better, then I would agree - but he came from a home where he was very well treated and cared for. He just LOVES food above all else - then comes belly rubs, and then comes me. :(
I have two of those, always ready to clean up the floor if I drop something... what really scares me is when I drop one of my meds... I have to tell them to stay out of the kitchen till I find it and pick it up... at least I must sound serious or they just know that sound is the kind that freaks me out and they better listen...:eek:
Some dogs are just born that way! The Sheltie I worked with for years would eat anything even remotely connected to food - even paper towel that had touched food. And he had been born to a good breeder, and went straight to a good home when he was old enough to leave mom, never started or anything - but tall, covered trash cans were a necessity in that office!Quote:
Originally Posted by pomtzu