Glad Mopps is doing better!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗

Glad Mopps is feeling better. Poor guy hope he keeps improving.

No Anna, it has snaps on the back end just like a baby onesie. I open it when he has to go out and roll it up. A bit of a hassle but helps with the licking.

Ronnie...Thank You for the new thread. And glad to hear Moose is recovering nicely
Bob.... Hoping Mopps continues to improve
And Ginger...what can I say? Before I lost my beloved Sparky I told myself I was waaay too attached. Sure enough, devastated when we lost him. I do understand how you feel and hope you can heal. We always enjoyed Dixie's antics

Thank you, Lizzie...she was something else. Very opinionated in how things should be...and very stubborn until I got it right 😏🤣😏🤣
I miss my boss lady soooo much

Well I guess Mopps is feeling good today. Driving me crazy wanting to make up for all the playing he missed this past week in one day. He just will not stop.

Great news Mops is doing better… and a doggie treat sugarless no carbs.. for me.

Fantastic!!!

Best news Bob! for Mopps!

Wonderful to hear good news about Mopps

It is hammock time for the furry babies:



Ellie has a preferred spot..she has now taken over the window lounge which Jewel used to like before:

@tarev They all look like they're real comfy .

Thanks everyone, it is great to see him acting like his self. The sad part is every time he is not feeling well considering his condition and age you always wonder

McCannon said:@tarev They all look like they're real comfy .

Yes indeed..comfy ..and may I say like little angels ...till they wake up and start running paw fights

tarev said:

Yes indeed..comfy ..and may I say like little angels ...till they wake up and start running paw fights

Cats being cats, doing what cats do .

Bob once they become seniors or are ill. Always the best and worst decision we will ever have to make for our fur babies

I'm very sad because my best friends husbands cats time has come to cross the rainbow bridge. He's very old, 19 years old, and is basically a one person cat, her husbands. He's been his therapy cat ever since they got him. My friends hubby is a Vietnam vet, has suffered from PTSD, and now has Parkinson's. I noticed the last time I was at their house he was walking very stiff. I suspect arthritis, among other things. He tried to jump out of his favorite chair, missed, hit the floor and had a sort of fit squealing and biting his tail, evidently in severe pain. Our vet, the one we both use, is out after having surgery., so my friends will have to contact his recommended replacement vet. To make things worse, my friends husband has to have back surgery on Monday. They plan to do the euthanasia on Tuesday. My friend is not particularly an animal person, but she is very upset about this. I told her this was far better than keeping him alive and having him die at home having such pain.. she has never had to go through this procedure so I told her a bit of what to expect, and urged her to bring Knucklehead back for burial. This never gets easier, even when the pet is not your own. I'm grieving for her, her husband and the hard decision they have to make.

They sure have a whole lot on their plates right now. My thoughts will be with them. I am grateful that you are there too give them guidance and support.

I agree...never easy. Bless you Lynda for being there to help them through it.
I am finding the hardest time for me right now is morning when I get up. Suppose it's because I know I'll be facing the day without my sweet Dixie. A neighbor asked yesterday if I wanted to go check out shelters today and have lunch. Told her thanks but no not until after I bring ashes home as I'll probably do shopping at the same time. Don't want to leave a new baby home alone that long so soon after adopting...need time to settle in together first.

So sorry for your friends Lynda.