@StruckbylightningYes. If this vet is correct, it's a massive relief. Honestly made my birthday. 😁
I live by the sea, but occasionally I think it would be nice to be able to go away. My plumber has a caravan sited an hour's drive away. That would do.
@tizwozliz I thought afterwards, N's spay was cancelled twice as she was lactating. She didn't have any other symptoms though, so all this hormonal behaviour is new to me.
My offering water on walks goes down as well as yours. Perhaps I should try a poo bag. The only time I've got K to drink was when I added goat's milk to the water.
@TheHungryHungryLandsharks When I only had P, I planned to tour the Scottish islands. We were going to stay in B&Bs and eat out every day. Then she became scared of the car and being around me and food, so those dreams were shattered.
If I did go away now, I'd have to sedate her for the journey.
I hadn't considered a phantom pregnancy either. I'd been keeping track of the weeks as well, in case of pyometra. I'm a bit pissed off that the first vet didn't suggest it. Not only would it have saved K a week of feeling like crap, it would have saved me money too. And K wouldn't have a scabby neck.
I hope you are feeling better. Has TD got a Hairy Coo toy yet?
@Silverbirchleaf Hope it goes well with the behaviourist. P actually sat calmly looking out of the window yesterday for a couple of minutes. It gives me a vague glimmer of false hope.
It's just chucked it down here, so I won't be cutting the grass after all. I shall make a start on decorating the landing instead. I've finally booked in to have a new dining room carpet fitted too. The dogs have ripped through the underlay to the floorboards now.