All Blog Posts Tagged 'nails' (4)

Short Front Nails

We were alerted by the vet at our first visit with LeeLoo that she wears her front nails down much lower than her back. We basically have never cut her front-most nails on her feet while we have to cut her rear ones every few weeks. This past weekend, she began bleeding through a cracked nail on one of the short nails. Has anyone else encountered this? She has worn this poor nail down to the quick.

We notice when she runs, she does apply a lot of pressure when her feet come down…

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Added by Stephanie Starkey on March 27, 2011 at 9:37pm — 8 Comments

My Turn

Dear Weeders

Dis is Daisy. I am Daisy. Daisy is ME!!!! I thought I should writes something my ownself instead of relying on Skeezix to get it down correctly. So dis is my first time using a typer thingie, but Skeezix sez it isn't so difficult as I would think, so here I am.

I am glad to weport dat Momma moved the big scary silver thing from in front of my ramp from the deck. Skeezix sez it iz called a twuck . . . whitch he sez is bigger than our kar. I sort of likes our… Continue

Added by Melissa Bee on May 15, 2009 at 8:53pm — 1 Comment

Skeezix Wants to Know: What Kinda Dog My Momma Iz?

You'll prob'bly remember that I talked about me an George Clooney in a pwevious posting, in which I analyzed how on earth a quiz could match the perfect 10 ME with a hooman who only has an Oscar to boast of. Now, Momma haz gone an dones it again, but this time it's for her an not me . . . thank goodness.

Next thing you know, she'll be putting sparkly collars on me . . .. runnnnnn awwwwaaaaaaayyyyyy. Faaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssssssst. No sparkles for me.

As I said, this… Continue

Added by Melissa Bee on March 29, 2009 at 4:00pm — No Comments

Hot new dog trend?

Oh retractable lead, you were supposed to be so amazing. I had dreams of regulating dog-to-master distance ratios on the fly in real time. You were supposed to be multi-purpose, allowing my pup the freedom of movement and the restriction of a short-lead in one sleek glossy package. You cost upwards of 50 dollars, but I thought you were worth it. I was never told that your cord is extremely tactile/textured, and that it sticks to the things your dog encircles. Your fanciful package never listed… Continue

Added by James on May 26, 2008 at 4:25am — 7 Comments