Not So Spooky Flashback Sunday Selfies

Today we're sharing a couple of Halloween flashback selfies for a very specific reason.

Can you guess why we're sharing these specific flashback shots?

We're sharing these not only because Thimble and her black cat friend are downright adorable, but also because, as of very recently, that tabby girl's mouth is looking a bit different. If you visited us this past week you might remember how Thimble and Tonks had dentals on Wednesday. They both lost some teeth, and as a result ,Thimble now only has the tiny front incisors on the bottom of her mouth. See those lower canines and premolars and molars in that photo? Those are all gone now. I'm trying to catch both Thimble and Tonks yawning so as to get new shots of their mouths, but for now we have that flashback selfie starring Thimble's former teeth.

Happy Sunday, friends!

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Not So Spooky Doodles of the Day

Today's Halloweenish doodles are a couple more simple, not so scary kitty characters. Or maybe they are scary. We'll let you be the judges of that.

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Tip of the Day

Yesterday's Halloween tip was the obvious recommendation to keep candy away from your furbaby, since chocolate and other such goodies are indeed toxic to kitties and pups. Today, we're going a tad bit further and reminding you that even the inedible parts and pieces of candy can pose a risk to our furbabies. We're referring to candy wrappers, sucker sticks, and other candy-related bits and bobs. These remnants of a scrumptious piece of candy can smell and taste good to a pup or kitty, and might therefore end up in their mouth. If ingested, wrappers, sucker sticks, and the like could result in gastrointestinal distress or more serious bowel obstruction or perforation. So, needless to say, don't only keep candy out of your furbaby's reach, but also wrappers and other leftovers after the candy itself is gone. Put any trash left behind by candy in a secure trash can where you kitty or pup cannot get to it, in order to keep your furbaby happy and healthy.