Potter was a little freaked out by the entire ordeal. He screamed on the way over, he screamed when he heard me in the front office, waiting to pick him up and he screamed all of the way home. I asked if he was so noisy when he was in the back and I was told “no”. I guess he just screams around me.
Anyway, he was still a little damp when I got him and I was warned that they’d gotten at least twenty fleas off of him, so I’d best readminister Advantage (I just did them all on the 4th of this month). I guess mats are a great hiding place for fleas and their eggs.
click on the picture for a larger imageWhen we got home, I let him out of the carrier and boy, was he weirded out. He didn’t seem to know what was going on. I think maybe it was a little residual of the gas he’d gotten. But you can see by the first three images how nervous he looked.
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click on the picture for a larger imageAs the night progressed, he became more relaxed. I think the barenaked thing felt a little odd, too. And the fact that his skin wasn’t being continuously yanked on.
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click on the picture for a larger imageSunday, he was back to normal. He’s a lot more comfortable and happy now. And since the heat hasn’t let up, I’m sure it helps him out there, too.
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