It's Tonks Tuesday, and today the calico wanted to show off her toesies. Her attempt was a tad bit of a fail, though, as she ended up itching her ear and tearing out a bit of her own fur, and said fur got stuck on her paw. So, here's a bit of a chaotic attempt to show you Tonksy's toesies.
The camera also decided to focus on that cute little face instead of the toes. I can't say I blame it, though, because just look at that adorable face.
Have a terrific Tuesday, friends!
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Flashback Doodle of the Day
Today's flashback doodle is another somewhat spooky one even though we're not technically in the spooky season. It's not an in-your-face Halloween doodle, so I've at least so far held off on starting to share those. That said, this particular drawing in part inspired some of the new spooky doodles I have in the works, so I figured why not share it now.
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Tip of the Day
Our cats and dogs often more or less have free roam of our homes. Sometimes, though, that might become a bit difficult for them, for a variety of potential reasons. If your cat or dog is allowed on furniture, make sure that they can easily and safely access it. This is something to especially take into consideration for cats or dogs with mobility issues. Geriatric, arthritic, injured, and any other specially abled furbabies may require some form of help getting onto couches, chairs, beds, tables, shelves, and so forth. Sometimes all you have to do is put low stools or boxes next to the furniture, as long as said stools or boxes are safe and sturdy. There are also pet stairs and pet ramps available on the market, which can be placed beside beds, couches, and other relevant furniture. So, if your furbaby is allowed on furniture, keep in mind what might affect their ability to get onto said furniture. Age, injuries, and other such factors can make it difficult for your cat or dog to reach elevated locations. Take all such factors into consideration, and help your furbaby adjust as best and as safely as possible.
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