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Post by Lucy on Apr 9, 2011 18:02:30 GMT
Oh my gosh I was panicking after reading the title, thank goodness it was only a sweet! How funny though, I wouldn't feel embarrassed. What a great vet that he didn't charge! My vet would've charged for the time at least lol greedy so and so  |
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Post by Lucy on Apr 9, 2011 18:02:51 GMT
Haha, yep that did give me a chuckle!  But don't feel daft! It reminds me of the time many, many years ago when we were new parents to a cat. We found a lump on his side and decided to rush him off the vet to get it sorted ASAP, in the belief that it was a tumour, but it was caught in time, he'd have a chance. So we get to the vet's all panicky (well, I was anyway!  ) and the vet checks him and says "Oh, that's nothing to worry about. Cats have mobile organs and they move around when the stomach is full". How daft do you think we felt? lol! I never knew that! |
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Post by mchis on Apr 9, 2011 19:35:01 GMT
LOL...I'm glad it turned out to not be an emergency but yikes...must have scared you for a little bit anyway! Silly Dillon...didn't like that stuck to his foot. haha
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Post by Katy on Apr 9, 2011 19:40:22 GMT
Haha that mint pulling on his fur probably didnt feel very nice anyway! So glad you were able to have a laugh instead of an emergency.
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Post by Amy on Apr 9, 2011 20:38:07 GMT
Haha very funny!! silly boy Dillion! glad they didnt charge you!!
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Post by The3DChis on Apr 9, 2011 21:26:35 GMT
LOL thanks girls.
It really did look like a piece of glass.
I should have thought something of it since Dillon is normally such a drama queen and didnt make a sound. ha!
I just thought oh what a brave boy he is being.
Oh Elle i didnt know that about cats either, that's nuts!
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Post by rachel on Apr 10, 2011 5:52:54 GMT
Hahahaha silly Dillon!! What a funny story, glad alls well terri, I'm sure I would have done exactly the same thing!
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Post by Kristi on Apr 10, 2011 6:02:04 GMT
Omg good for a chuckle, but I would have freaked too! I am always seeing bits of glass and worrying they will get stuck in their wee paws so I am glad this was not the case for Dillon!
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But don't feel daft! It reminds me of the time many, many years ago when we were new parents to a cat. We found a lump on his side and decided to rush him off the vet to get it sorted ASAP, in the belief that it was a tumour, but it was caught in time, he'd have a chance. So we get to the vet's all panicky (well, I was anyway! 
) and the vet checks him and says "Oh, that's nothing to worry about. Cats have mobile organs and they move around when the stomach is full". How daft do you think we felt? lol!
