Toys 'n Teeth: Plus Tigers, Panthers, Lions

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S’Kaana here!



Lil' Sis and I got to go with mom for a romp at the River. It was sooo sunny. Yea!

Puppy made me do it!

"No, don't do it!"

Mom kept telling us to "leave it," anytime we picked up an interesting rock or stick.  It’s no fun to drop a stick just perfect for throwing, so mom praises us.  Dr. Mom worries we’ll break a tooth.  Then she’d have to do a root canal—maybe even a crown! I think she likes doing the teeth stuff, but maybe not on me and puppy.

She won’t even let us chew on tennis balls ‘cause, says they’re like sandpaper and wear down teeth.  And playing tug-of-war with puppy?  Nope to that, too, ‘cause I might break puppy’s tooth.  Mom says that wouldn’t be fun.  Well, I know mom really likes to fix broken teeth—she’s good at dentistry stuff.

 A couple months ago, Mom worked on a tiger’s teeth; a panther and a lion, too.  She loves volunteering with the Peter Grace Foundation, doing dentistry on captive wild animals.

Gee, I’d love to be wild, chew anything I want—whenever—and play tug-of-war.  But I also like having good teeth, ‘cause mostly, I love to eat!  

Teeth fixed--feeling better!

Lion

Puppy and me got to ride again in the Van!  We went clear to LaPine and got to hang out at the La Pine Feed and Pet Supply Store.  Oh, what fun, meeting lots of new people.  They oohed and awed over me and puppy.  So exciting: we love hugs!  Besides, Rick and Barb were very nice (Mom said they’re “our hosts”).

Now, I’m feeling bummed, ‘cause this weekend Mom’s off to an orthodontics workshop.  Doggone!  Not like last weekend—now that was fun!  Puppy and I played at the beach while mom worked at the Emergency Clinic. We liked the beach lots. Good smells!  And mom said we were better about not chewing on things. Well, not quite:  Puppy was bad.  Ha!  She couldn’t leave sea shells, rocks, sticks, and seaweed alone.  As usual, I was much better-behaved!

Well, we got our flea and tick control treatment.  And our shots (they didn't even hurt). So now we’re all protected.  Except, Mom says, mosquito-time’s coming soon.  So it’s almost time to get started again on our heartworm prevention.
 

Don't forget to visit All Pets Smiling on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/All-Pets-Smiling-Veterinary-Care-Mobile-Clinic/188816671134213.  While on our page, be sure and "like" it to help spread the word that Mom's van covers all of Central Oregon.  

Oh, yeah:  Our web site still is in progress.  I’ll let you know when it’s up and running.    For an appointment, right in your home, just call Dr. Deb (541-410-2598).

Hey, gotta go!  Have to guard the fence lines against Max and Zeus--and that pesky squirrel just beyond reach (well, maybe not much longer).

Bye for now! 

Wags and smiles--

S’Kaana