Caring for a Three Legged Dog or Cat
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Cute, cute Piper! We send hugs and dog kisses so he will feel better. I think he will be more alert soon as everyone is writing. Good Luck!
Thanks everyone! Im sorry I didn't see these responses sooner....my post wasn't showing up in the "recents" for some reason 🙁 Piper seems to be a bit better....still not his chipper self tho. But I love the ideas Shari! He does love to go for rides and to visit my parents. I was just afraid he might overdo it so I haven't let him yet. They have a dog and he and Piper love to wrestle. I was afraid he might get hurt.
I LOVE the burger pic!! 😀 So cute!!! Im thinking Mr. Piper would love that!
And you're probably right about the butterfly blankie :-/ Unfortunately, his little nurse has had that since she came home from the hospital as a newborn and thinks it cures everything! 😉
That's so sweet that his nurse loans him her blankie!
Glad to hear he is a bit better. I does take them a while to perk up. Hang in there.
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