pet visit to vet
contest entry 5-7-5 (My lovable mutt)4 total reviews
Comment from Gypsy Blue Rose
contest entry 5-7-5 (My lovable mutt)
pet visit to vet
by Mark D. R.
Your contest entry is very funny! I love the picture cartoon. I would want a second opinion too.... lol
Well done
reply by the author on 01-May-2022
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contest entry 5-7-5 (My lovable mutt)
pet visit to vet
by Mark D. R.
Your contest entry is very funny! I love the picture cartoon. I would want a second opinion too.... lol
Well done
Comment Written 01-May-2022
reply by the author on 01-May-2022
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Thanks for your confidence Gypsy! Earned a spot on the podium for this entry so no complaints.
Mark
P.S. It is fictional. I have no pet!
Comment from tempeste
Ciao poet!
You have now two votes!
Going to the vet was always a nightmare.
My two Afghan were true drama queens ( they were males though)
Scoobiedooba was not happy either but at least I could pick her up.
Our cats were even worse .. whining all the way.
The annual injection was a pain in the butt.
Just to get them in their carrying cage was a feat. I had to place cage open on the floor 2/3 days before near their food bowls to get them used to seeing it. By the second day the cats would ignore it.
Then when it was time to leave for vet visit , in one quick movement while the cat I wanted was busy eating I would pick him up and whip him in the cage .
Then I had to secure the opening with chord , I didn't trust just the metal clip.
In the end I got the vet to make a house call for the most troublesome one : Minue..
He would go straight up the curtains/ walls.. once peed on the vet to show his disapproval. ( sigh)
reply by the author on 30-Apr-2022
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Ciao poet!
You have now two votes!
Going to the vet was always a nightmare.
My two Afghan were true drama queens ( they were males though)
Scoobiedooba was not happy either but at least I could pick her up.
Our cats were even worse .. whining all the way.
The annual injection was a pain in the butt.
Just to get them in their carrying cage was a feat. I had to place cage open on the floor 2/3 days before near their food bowls to get them used to seeing it. By the second day the cats would ignore it.
Then when it was time to leave for vet visit , in one quick movement while the cat I wanted was busy eating I would pick him up and whip him in the cage .
Then I had to secure the opening with chord , I didn't trust just the metal clip.
In the end I got the vet to make a house call for the most troublesome one : Minue..
He would go straight up the curtains/ walls.. once peed on the vet to show his disapproval. ( sigh)
Comment Written 30-Apr-2022
reply by the author on 30-Apr-2022
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my poem is fictional. I have no dog.
So by osmosis, I will sympathize with your vet scenarios.
Comment from Tom Horonzy
and if yours is like mine the minute I leave our drive and head in the direction of our vet, he gives a look of hesitation as if riding today was not the best decision it made.
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2022
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and if yours is like mine the minute I leave our drive and head in the direction of our vet, he gives a look of hesitation as if riding today was not the best decision it made.
Comment Written 28-Apr-2022
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2022
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Tom,
My dog is fictional, but I sympathize with your plight.
Comment from jessizero
I did laugh aloud. Our poor pets hate the vet, even though the vets are just trying to help. If this is a true story, I hope your dog feels better soon. Thanks for sharing!
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2022
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I did laugh aloud. Our poor pets hate the vet, even though the vets are just trying to help. If this is a true story, I hope your dog feels better soon. Thanks for sharing!
Comment Written 28-Apr-2022
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2022
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Jessi,
My dog is fictional. Your plight has been shared with my friends who have dogs, especially those without animal insurance!
