Just picked up Peter from Mary's. Mary got him new bottles of fatty acid supplement, oatmeal shampoo, AND conditioning spray. Not just some generic stuff, but brand name (Dermapet) stuff that they sell at vet clinics. His skin looks great, dandruff almost gone, but Mary recommended not bathing him more than once a week. I met them in the yard, and Huck bowed at Peter and play growled. Peter just ignored him. I asked Mary how he is with the cats now, and she said they are getting along fine, the cats stopped teasing Peter and he has ignored them back. She said he's great in the house. She said when she came home yesterday, he was scratching the crate, she said she feels bad about that because she had crated him more than normal in the last couple days. But hopefully he'll be okay in the crate at my apartment.
In the picture is Tara�s lick granuloma. Penelope used to have them too when I was spending extra time at school or on other animals. Maybe Tara felt a little left out with all the doggie activities these two weeks. I really don�t think it�s from allergies. So I just ordered some bitter spray that worked for Penelope too. In the mean time, I�m cleaning it daily and wrapping them so Tara wouldn�t be able to lick them more.
The picture is of Tara showing her tummy.
I�ve been emailing Angie in Montgomery regarding fostering Peter, but she did not seem interested (that�s even before I told her that Peter follows Anastasia around). But rather she said the dog has to be totally cat-friendly because her cat, Kramer, is skittish. So I asked her if she would like to foster a puppy instead. She called and we talked a little bit and she said she will call Heather to ask what Heather thinks. Later Angie called back and said she will take Bella tomorrow. Angie emailed, �I am excited and think it will be fine unless she tries to eat my cat or my cat tries to eat her. ha ha. I just pray that I don't get too attached. I am just telling myself that I am just baby-sitting for a little while.�
