It's nearing the end of March, so why not a snowy walk or two?
We're having us some weird weather these days, but Astrid doesn't mind. She loves the snow.
Changing the subject away from the weather, for anyone following Evan's most recent journey of medical issues, we thought we'd share that his bloodwork all came back normal. That of course made this here human very happy, especially since Evan will be 10 in April. That's not really that old for a cat, but it's still double digits, so I can't help but worry more than I should. All that to say, Evan's vet is officially stating his current diagnosis as just the UTI he's fighting. Overall, Evan is actually doing really well, minus the wild bathroom habits. I'll take it, though, if it means my boy is healthy overall. Thank you for all the purrs and prayers, friends! It means more to Evan and myself than I could ever describe.
Happy Wednesday, friends!
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Flashback Doodle of the Day
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Tip of the Day
Today's National Pet Poison Awareness Month tip is yet another one regarding random yet potentially toxic items that might be found in the the home. Today's household item to be aware of is matches. Matches can contain potentially toxic substances, such as potassium nitrate. It is also possible for matches to contain heavy metals or other dangerous components. Ingestion of matches can lead to toxicity for your furbaby, with the effects depending on the quantity ingested. Poisoning from the ingestion of matches can result in symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea. Consuming items such as matches can also lead to a variety of other problems, such as perforation or obstruction of the bowel. Needless to say, to prevent any such issues, of course keep matches and all dangerous items well out of reach of your kitty or pup.
In this same line of thought, also keep items such as lighters and lighter fluids hidden away. These can also contain components that are potentially toxic to kitties and pups. And what do we always say? It's better to be safe than sorry!
6 comments:
Wag and wiggle that pretty tail, Astrid! Happy new for Evan!
Continued purrs for Evan.
Astrid, let's hope the snow is soon only a memory.
Astrid does look happy. And I am happy that Evan's blood work came back normal. I love the gnome drawing. Great tips too.
That's wonderful news! Mudpie is nearing double digits too and I feel the same way.
I'm so glad the news about Evan is good, i'll keep praying for him.
Astrid, thank you for posing with the snow.
Astrid, you sure do look happy! :)
We are still purring and praying for Evan. GLad to hearhis blood test results were normal.
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