Birthday Bash Gotcha Day is such a sweet idea! He sounds like a big boy! Will he walk in a harness so you don’t have to carry him? Or I wonder if a store employee could help you. If you think you may hurt your back then I don’t think it would be worth it - your health comes first, and without you, Jackson wouldn’t have his mom!
I got him from a PetsMart in 01/04/15 when he was a few months old. His birthday is September 25th, so 20 days ago. I already got him something for his birthday which he hasn't seen yet. He loves his treats so much, I got him a small cat treat puzzle.
The last time I weighed him he was 16 pounds. He used to be around 12.5 pounds. I have a hard plastic carrier (that could fit a small dog) and I don't know how much it weighs, but together they are such a strain for me. The last time he had a vet visit I thought I was going to have a heart attack just getting him half way to my car. I eventually set him (in his carrier) down next to the curb and went and got my car and drove to him to put him in my car. I wish he could some how ride in his cat carriage (stroller) from my house
and in the car, but alas it is way to big to fit in my sedan.
I guess I won't go, because you are right, I have to look out for myself to look after him.
He has a vet appointment for blood work and nail trimming next Thursday, I'll deal with it then.
Ginger used to walk on a leash all the way to my car and when I opened the car door, she would hop right in. Jackson used to walk on a leash a little bit, but got used to being without one outside, and now if I take him outside on a leash he runs back to my front door to be let back in the house (he's scared to be restrained) and is afraid of people. When I get home from the vet, I just open my car door, set the carrier on the ground and open the door, hold tight to the leash as he pulls me all the way home.
Moonie’s curves are very very flat too. It makes me happy when her numbers are low and flat but when they’re high it means they stay high and flat. I comfort myself with the thought that it makes life more predictable, because if she had a lot of big active cycles, I’d always have to be at home testing.
I hear ya.
J.D. used to have very active cycles. And I worked 30 minutes from home and 10 hour days.
At least I work from home now and Jackson is pretty predictable.
I wish he had flat blue cycles.