A beautiful, fun day playing with my dog at the park turned into a terrifying evening emergency vet visit. Literally thought she was dying when she could barely stand up, vomited, and fully lost control of her bladder. The “good” news is the vet is fairly certain she has marijuana intoxication, which isn’t fatal and should resolve in 12-24 hours. After fluids & anti-nausea meds we’re home & she is resting in her crate. No idea how/where she ingested thc. Poor pup. 😢#DogsOfMastodon
It was too dark on tonight's walk for there to be walkies photos - but we did get run-up-on by a super fluffy off-leash dog named Barclay, and we heard a great horned owl.
Last night, in the wee hrs, #Niko got the hiccups. Such is my brain that I immediately began to obsess about possible cataclysmic reasons for this, and we were all up for several hours staring at him and smooching him and, for #Gracie especially, trying to comfort everyone.
We are somewhat tired this morning. Nobody's hiccuping anymore.
Here’s my buddy Cooper who has been coming every morning for 11 years to swim in the creek at Sawyer park (one of my parks that I clean). His owner, John, drove to Kentucky to rescue him when he was a puppy. John says Cooper is all good for the day after his swim. He just lies in the sun after that. He used to swim multiple times, but he's an old coot now. #dogsofmastodon
We came home from the lake, and I noticed the dark violet color variety of #iris was in bloom. #hydrangeas are changing colors nicely. Kengo gave a side eye...
We had planned to go on a trail, but the park gate was still closed. It used to be 'open at dawn' but now not until 7am. Change of plan. A #silentsaturday instead at the lake on a cool (52F/11C) morning. A heron flew away as we approached.
George H. Sparks Reservoir, Georgia, USA