[Dailydrool] Drool going out - and coming back

[Sally King]

We are so glad to hear Johnny is on the mend. That sounds like a nightmare experience. Loads of drool coming to him for a swift recovery.
Drool too for poor Trooper and senior girl Lola as well as anyone else, human or canine, who needs it.

These are all more urgent and needy than my request, but if there is any spare, could a little come towards Rolph? He was pooing blood on Tuesday. I took him to the vetlady and had the usual conversation over whether it was gastoenteritis, or a blockage. Because of his history of eating non edible items, Rolph has no insurance for tummy troubles.

I decided not to go for sedation X-ray and a 24-hour stay in vetspital as I can't think of anything he could have got at to cause a blockage, so he had meds for puking and squitting and I took him home for a 24-hour fast, followed by small amounts of rice and chicken.

He has not emptied either end since, but is very hungry and does not agree with the vet aver mealtimes! However, he is definately not himself. he doesn't want to come on walks and is lying around looking miserable, so a little 'buck up' drool would be welcome.

Sally, with Rolph and Clara, UK

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