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Note to self: never, ever again mention in casual conversation that your pukey Pointer hasn't puked in ages. He isn't nicknamed Peeves and Master of Disaster for nothing, and both dogs have always had an exquisite sense of irony.
He puked once before going to sleep, once in the night and once again this morning. There's obviously something up, but (after talking to my vet on the phone) there's still a good chance that it'll go away after I fast him for the rest of today and give him minced boneless white meat tonight. On the other hand, we may be spending tomorrow at the vet's.
Most of it hit the wipable linoleum, but there's a little bit on the dog-couch. I haven't cleaned it up properly yet, I've put layers of newspaper over it to soak up the worst before I try and tackle it. I'm a sympathetic puker, and Squish has already set me off once last night and once this morning just with the horking noises - I cannot clean up fresh puke without adding to it.
Not a good day. Bleurgh.
He puked once before going to sleep, once in the night and once again this morning. There's obviously something up, but (after talking to my vet on the phone) there's still a good chance that it'll go away after I fast him for the rest of today and give him minced boneless white meat tonight. On the other hand, we may be spending tomorrow at the vet's.
Most of it hit the wipable linoleum, but there's a little bit on the dog-couch. I haven't cleaned it up properly yet, I've put layers of newspaper over it to soak up the worst before I try and tackle it. I'm a sympathetic puker, and Squish has already set me off once last night and once this morning just with the horking noises - I cannot clean up fresh puke without adding to it.
Not a good day. Bleurgh.
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He seems cheerful enough in himself, but I'm worried all the same. He usually just pukes once and it's over.
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And I sympathise with the being a sympathetic puker - I have to clean up animal puke in 30 second bursts, holding my breath, then moving away to breathe in, then going back to clean with breath held. Urgh.
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*be warned, this is a little gross!*
Anyway, I followed her guilty little face into the living room , only to discover she had puked in at least 3 different places. To this day I wonder how much you could get from such a little dog!
Anyway, I went to the kitchen to get some paper roll to clean it up and lo and behold, even more of it in the kitchen. Oh jeez. I then checked every other room of the house and yes, of course; the apparently cute, tiny little dog had done a something or two in every room. It was gross, yet at the same time quite amazing. The dog must be some kind of TARDIS, as in having a bigger inside than out. Oh well.
I got to bed at about 4am... o_O
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That's the legendary Clyde. He's twelve inches long, fifteen years old and has no teeth at all, yet when he comes to stay (we dogsit him sometimes) he effortlessly bullies both of my dogs and the cat. I've not seen him puke yet, but his farts can strip wallpaper.
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