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So, over the weekend, Rosie's tummy seemed to settle down, to the point that we could actually use a poop-scoop for only the second time (you get what I am hinting at, I think!) 
And then, on Tuesday morning, the day of the appointment for her second jabs, my husband woke me up at 6am, telling me he thought he could smell something bad. And he was right - scented candles were dug out, Rosie had an early morning bath and the vet bed proved its usefulness again :washing:
I worried all day that they wouldn't give her the jabs, but we had a different vet and she seemed absolutely fine. I don't know if it was the fact that there was no repeat of the blood/mucus or what, but she just said that it seems like Rosie has a sensitive tummy and it'll just take time to find the right food.
So, Rosie is jabbed and micro-chipped (and even had her ears cleaned - yuk - how much ear wax can a 12 week old puppy have?) and next Wednesday she will be ready to go out into the big wide world! Hooray!
Now, just got some work to do on loose-leash walking.... Wish me luck!
Louise
And then, on Tuesday morning, the day of the appointment for her second jabs, my husband woke me up at 6am, telling me he thought he could smell something bad. And he was right - scented candles were dug out, Rosie had an early morning bath and the vet bed proved its usefulness again :washing:
I worried all day that they wouldn't give her the jabs, but we had a different vet and she seemed absolutely fine. I don't know if it was the fact that there was no repeat of the blood/mucus or what, but she just said that it seems like Rosie has a sensitive tummy and it'll just take time to find the right food.
So, Rosie is jabbed and micro-chipped (and even had her ears cleaned - yuk - how much ear wax can a 12 week old puppy have?) and next Wednesday she will be ready to go out into the big wide world! Hooray!
Now, just got some work to do on loose-leash walking.... Wish me luck!
Louise