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Siwsan

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9. Well, the boys (Madoc) knocked over the kibble and SOMEHOW got the top off

Reply to I_UndergroundPanther (Reply #7)

Mon Jan 23, 2023, 07:40 AM

Jan 2023

I've been so sleep deprived, apparently I didn't screw it on tight. Madoc is the king of taking advantage of that. I'm so ANGRY at myself, right now.

I'm taking him in, regardless, just in case it won't be a problem. I live just a little over a mile from the clinic so if they say to bring him back tomorrow, that's fine.

It dawned on me that they did say to bring him in at any time, today, so that leads me to believe it will be OK. But, again, if need be, we'll go back tomorrow and tonight I will lock the kibble jar in the pantry.

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I just realized I wasn't given any dietary restrictions for Arthur, before tomorrow's vet visit [View all] Siwsan Jan 2023 OP

It is quite likely sedation/anesthesia is going to be necessary based on what you previously hlthe2b Jan 2023 #1

That's the plan Siwsan Jan 2023 #3

Why was the veterinarian going to give you any dietary restrictions? TexasTowelie Jan 2023 #2

HAHA!! Siwsan Jan 2023 #4

I would be Rebl2 Jan 2023 #6

... sprinkleeninow Jan 2023 #5

I always take Othello off food by 11 pm if I_UndergroundPanther Jan 2023 #7

Well, the boys (Madoc) knocked over the kibble and SOMEHOW got the top off Siwsan Jan 2023 #9

... SheltieLover Jan 2023 #8