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He (We still haven't settled on a call name) slept through the night in his crate downstairs. There were some poop in the litter box this morning and he peed outside a couple of times. One little pee accident in his ex-pen yesterday. I discovered it by stepping in it of course. Fezzik/Pippin/??? gave me a little growl when I came down this morning. I think he forgot where he was. He also growls and barks at the cat. Poor Bazinga - he just wants to see and sniff.
and..... FROZEN RAW FOOD IS GROSS. I defrosted a couple patties for him. It is oozing away in my fridge. nasty. nasty. Icky bloody smell. If we continue with frozen, I am going to have to get opaque storage containers. The freeze-dried stuff isn't as bad.
I guess we should decide on a name soon. LOL
and..... FROZEN RAW FOOD IS GROSS. I defrosted a couple patties for him. It is oozing away in my fridge. nasty. nasty. Icky bloody smell. If we continue with frozen, I am going to have to get opaque storage containers. The freeze-dried stuff isn't as bad.
I guess we should decide on a name soon. LOL
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I am curious what brand of raw food you are feeding. I make my own raw food for the dogs which has no smell and the commercial raw I feed my cat has no smell either. It does not seem that it should be smelling unless they put something in it like fish oil.
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We had just lost our Schnoodle to cancer, I was crying day and night so my husband suggested we drive out to see this cutie. I saw her and fell in love. On the way home she threw up on me. She entertained us with her antics and lifted our spirits. From the beginning she shared our bed. The 1st night I made a wall with pillows to keep her from falling. Well she did! I jumped out of bed in the dark and luckily I didn’t step on her. To this day she snuggles up to me every night and I feel so lucky and blessed.
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What is your cuties name? Did you get her in June or before you joined the forum? For us it's that time of year when Cotton digs under the covers to get warm😋 He was a somewhat traumatized rescue when we brought him home but the best snuggle bug I've had since 1978! jodie is his best friend.
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Cotton, what a beautiful name. I love my snuggle bunny, Chérie. Chérie will be 7 years young in August,She was a life saver after our Brigitte died. I needed a little one to care for to distract me from my sorrow and she definitely did the job. She is priceless and I love her so much. She is a joy to have and I enjoy every moment with her. I have let her hair grow long, I love the way it flows when she runs. When people see her they are drawn to her and their first comment is “she’s beautiful but she must require a lot of maintenance”. Not really, I try to brush and comb through her daily. It’s the least I can do to repay her for what she has done for me.
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