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For the Love of CheddarI have this week off so I catch up with my favourite dog forum.  Things are super hectic and i'm relieved to get a week to unwind for a bit. The boys are doing well and the newest addition is doing well too, other than being bloated from constipation. The vet gave me some stuff to give Cheddar, hopefully it works quickly. Timber loves his cheese, especially Cheddar.    Cheddar hanging out on my crotch   "When I grow up, I want to be this BIG" (don't mind the mowed grass stuck on the dog house ) Cheddar's first mini-play session    On the prowl   "Mmmm, Cheddar"    
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Oh I'm so in love with Cheddar…   What a beautiful baby and he really suits his name. Love the dogs' interactions with their little charge!  |
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What super photos! He's coming on so well, all credit to you. Brilliant how your dogs are with him. Cheddar is indeed a wee heart-throb! |
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Oh he is gorgeous and looking well! |
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How tiny is Cheddar? JUST ADORABLE!!!! I'd be scared the dogs would swallow him he's so diddy  |
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Fantastic photos. Good job with the dogs, they seem to be accepting him. Hopefully he will become part of their pack and they will protect him. Don't you just love it when a plan comes together! He is gorgeous. |
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I'm happy with how things are progressing slowly. My one dog is still not sure about Cheddar. He walks away when he's out and pretty much stays away from him. Go figure, the biggest dog is the most afraid of a tiny kitten. Cheddar weighed 5 ounces last week, he's up to 9 ounces now. The constipation and bloating still has me concerned though. The vet said the mineral oil can take a bit to take effect. He hasn't gone all day and only went once yesterday. |
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Cheddar is doing beautifully , all thanks to you. He is adorable. Also ,I love the expression on the black dog's face in photo 11.Absolutely priceless. |
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Just had a thought Timber. When I've hand reared kittens or any small animal. I would wet a finger and rub their tummy to make them poo. Any mammal mother will do this, especially cats. Very small kittens need to be stimulated to make them wee and poo until they learn to do it themselves. Bit like winding a baby. Just gently rub his tummy in a circular motion mimicking what his mum would do. Word of warning, make sure he doesn't poo or wee on your lap!! I would do this after every feed. |
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Awwwwwwwww and Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww He is a cracker I think he is going to be a handful when he is a little bigger than a handful. I am with the gently gently rubbing his tummy to help him go. |
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