(Sorry for the title. I've been babysitting a girl addicted to the poetry of Shel Silverstein.)
Cat Philanthropy is hosting the Carnival of the Cats this Sunday!
This is also the world premiere week (okay, perhaps that's a bit too optimistic - the blogosphere premiere week) of our sister blog (literally) Cocoa Posts! Stop by and say hello to Cocoa avec une Guimauve as she runs amok with her own blog.
I also need a purrayer or two for Dixie Hiccup. When they took her blood at her checkup, her white blood cell count was elevated. He did x-rays and more blood tests, so it's not cancer or anything like that. Our vet says a minor bug is going around so he put her on antibiotics just to be careful and she's going back in sometime next week for another blood test.
Cassie's panicking that it's her fault, that maybe Dixie contracted something from what Cassie's been feeding her (which is not exactly a balanced diet), but I told her that you can't have any regrets or they'll eat you alive. You have to give them the best care you possibly can and, in the end, remember that you did all you possibly could. Cassie knows I don't always practice what I preach; I still have regrets about my sweetheart doggie Tom and I still want to sue the socks off Purina (he died because of kidney failure from their food). At the end of the day, though, that is all you really can do. I told her that Dixie did not get sick because she didn't have a balanced diet. I said that rib meat from the rib place's doggie bag - no pun intended - did not make her sick, but I don't think she believes me...
Anyway, stop back this Sunday and remember to swing by Cocoa's blog!
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We are purring and praying for Dixie Hiccup and Cassie. It is easy to blame your self when they get sick. We are so sorry about Tom. We know all abut bad pet food causing kidney failure. With us it was Wizard and Iams! We have added Cocoa's blog to our reader!
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