You better believe Thimble is here and ready for Angel Brian's Thankful Thursday Blog Hop.
Today, Thimble wanted to share a simple gratitude, and that is how thankful she is for her cuteness. Because, honestly, just look at her.
That face gets Thimble pretty much anything and everything she wants. I know, shocking.
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1. I think the word or phrase _________ is overused.
2. I am embarrassed to admit that I _________.
3. I wish I could convince _________ to _________.
4. I could _________ even if I were blindfolded.
Today's flashback doodle is nothing like Thimble, as she's a happy and social little lady. Well, I guess that means she's like the orange kitty rather than the grey one in this case. That said, I was going through old drawings and found this one I scribbled up on an especially introverted day, so here you go.
Not too long ago, we shared a series of tips all about pet safety in the season of spring. We were going to wait a while before we got into the details of summer safety. However, given the summer-like days we'll be having this weekend, we thought we'd go ahead and offer some of these important tips now.
In many areas, summer can mean extreme heat. For this reason, it is important to know the signs of heat exhaustion or heat stroke in your cat or dog. Signs of overheating in our furbabies can include excessive panting, difficulty breathing, increased heart rate and respiration rate, excessive drooling, weakness, or even vomiting and diarrhea. If your furbaby begins to show any of these signs, especially if they have been in the heat, do not hesitate to seek veterinary assistance. Tomorrow, we'll start diving a little deeper into how to keep your kitties and pups safe from overheating and other summer concerns.
We'll see you tomorrow, friends!
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Flashback Doodle of the Day
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Tip of the Day
In many areas, summer can mean extreme heat. For this reason, it is important to know the signs of heat exhaustion or heat stroke in your cat or dog. Signs of overheating in our furbabies can include excessive panting, difficulty breathing, increased heart rate and respiration rate, excessive drooling, weakness, or even vomiting and diarrhea. If your furbaby begins to show any of these signs, especially if they have been in the heat, do not hesitate to seek veterinary assistance. Tomorrow, we'll start diving a little deeper into how to keep your kitties and pups safe from overheating and other summer concerns.
2 comments:
Thimble is a pretty girl. Cute drawing and great tips. XO
You sure are super cute!
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