Well i've just got back from the vets after Sophies 6 month post spay check up.
She rolled all over the table on her back showing off to the vet and giving her head butts
The vet checked her eyes, ears, teeth, and felt around and asked if there was anything i needed to know, then the dreaded weigh in came
She weighs 10lb!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lord knows what Rosie weighs but i'd say a couple of lb extra!.
So the vet said Sophie needs to lose a couple of lb.
I feed them a good quality dry kibble so she said theres no need to give them the wet food, but i said they only get a tiny amount, but the vet said they'll get used to it.
I've also come away with a huge bag of Hills Prescription t/d kibbles that they gave me free which are specially formulated to keep their teeth in good condition, along with some paste for their teeth to breakdown any enzymes on their gums.
Anyone heard of these or is it necessary?!.
So Cathi were joining you and Mittens in the diet because they both go back in June for their boosters and they get weighed then as well
She rolled all over the table on her back showing off to the vet and giving her head butts
The vet checked her eyes, ears, teeth, and felt around and asked if there was anything i needed to know, then the dreaded weigh in came
She weighs 10lb!!!!!!!!!!!!
So the vet said Sophie needs to lose a couple of lb.
I feed them a good quality dry kibble so she said theres no need to give them the wet food, but i said they only get a tiny amount, but the vet said they'll get used to it.
I've also come away with a huge bag of Hills Prescription t/d kibbles that they gave me free which are specially formulated to keep their teeth in good condition, along with some paste for their teeth to breakdown any enzymes on their gums.
Anyone heard of these or is it necessary?!.
So Cathi were joining you and Mittens in the diet because they both go back in June for their boosters and they get weighed then as well