Prayers for cyber's Jack please? UPDATE #23

[Casper]

Poor Jack. Good vibes headed that way in hopes that everything will pass without trouble.

[Cinder & Smoke]

Oh, JACK!!

GOOD GRIEF, Bub ~
WHAT were you thinkin?

Sure hope ya *chewed* it up some.

Now we're gonna call you Jack-a-Cob.

Prayers being said for a *quick passage*!

[pitc9]

Oh Jack... you silly boy.
What on EARTH are we going to do with you!

{{hugs}} to you Pat and prayers that everything comes out ok!

(sorry... you knew someone was going to say that!)

[MoonandBean]

My cocker/sheepdog mix (50 pound mutt) used to love corn cobs and we never thought anything of giving them to her to chew on . She would just chew them up like an edible nylabone. I hope Mr. Jack chewed it up and there will be NO problem! Oh please, please, please...

Keep us updated.

[4 Dog Mother]

What IS up with these Jacks? Ashley's Jack is suddenly afraid of thunderstorms, my Jack is having kidney trouble and your Jack ate a corn cob? I am hoping like a lot of others that he chewed it up real good and all will be well --- in the end. (oh, I don't believe I added that). Thoughts and prayers coming your way.

[cyber-sibes]

Well it's been about 3 hours. He's had a cup of Kashi (10 gr. fiber). a couple ww pitas, 6 or 7 high fiber crackers, and a spoonful of yogurt with digestive enzymes mixed in. Every time I walk in the kitchen he looks at me like "What can I have next, Mom?" He seems alright.
I have to leave for a couple hours. Hope he's gonna be ok. Will let you know.

[MoonandBean]

Well it's been about 3 hours. He's had a cup of Kashi (10 gr. fiber). a couple ww pitas, 6 or 7 high fiber crackers, and a spoonful of yogurt with digestive enzymes mixed in. Every time I walk in the kitchen he looks at me like "What can I have next, Mom?" He seems alright.
I have to leave for a couple hours. Hope he's gonna be ok. Will let you know.

hehe...smart Jack

[Cinder & Smoke]

Well it's been about 3 hours.
He's had a cup of Kashi (10 gr. fiber), a couple ww pitas, 6 or 7 high fiber crackers,
and a spoonful of yogurt with digestive enzymes mixed in.

Every time I walk in the kitchen he looks at me like "What can I have next, Mom?"

< BuRRRRRp >

From a previous post ... on the Fine Art of Poop Checking >>>


It was COLD outside when I had to do the Two-Dawg "poop check" for chickin bonez

After freezing my butt off *finding* (with a flashlight) and *sticking* mid-night poohs ...
I discovered the "magic of the baggie"!
* Turn a Zip-Lock baggie inside out
* Use it like a poop-scoop bag - your hand INside the baggie to scoop
* RE-Turn the baggie outside in - (poop IN, hand out) - **Zip** the baggie!!
* retire to the warmth of the garage
* gently *kneed* the bagged stuff ... looking & feeling for the sought-after "prize"

No MUSS, No Phuss, No STINK, easy disposal!

Talk about "TMI"