We are awful owners to have ......apparently.

Brace yourselves!

Last night ....... I can barely bring myself to confess....


We cut Daisy's toenails.

What can I say? I'm sorry? Seems so feeble in light of the horrendous sulk I am now forced to endure.

It appears I'm not even worth looking at. If I gaze in his direction he turns his back on me.

I hang my head in shame .......

Today's view...

Talk to the ****...

You know, the swear filter and I have a difference of opinion as to what is and isn't swearing.

Tut tut Katie. How could you

Sue_pawz wrote:Talk to the ****...

Sue_pawz wrote:You know, the swear filter and I have a difference of opinion as to what is and isn't swearing.

I think the same sometimes

Disgraceful

I just love Daisy's grumpiness

Mr Grumpy Pants tells you to talk to the tail! So Daisy!

Talk to the tail

Hope Daisy has forgiven you now! What a mardy moo!

I don't think bunnies realise their cute little bums are adorable so a sulk is just cuteness!

Katie Katie Katie........you should have known better

Oh Daisy

I hope you gave your Humum a foot-flick too. And spent ages very pointedly washing the human smell off your fur

Mine had theirs cut at the vet on Monday night and it cost me £25. However, they blamed the vet and not me and are speaking to me again ..... just.

Daisy just seems to be in a perpetual sulk. (That is a cute bum!)

£25? Mine charges me £10 for the pair! Which I think is worth it. They also get a little check up, and last time they looked at Toffee's teeth, which was not easy!

It was a bit of a shock on Monday night. Both bunnies were vaccinated with the single short vaccination, had their nails clipped and had a mini check-over and a dose of Panacur. The bill was £115, which was a bit of a shock. Thank goodness I had a good bit in my vet fund.

Oh bless her, Binks sullks if we go out and on our return, he is on his box with his back to us LOL!!

Hugs

JO xx

NickieM wrote:It was a bit of a shock on Monday night. Both bunnies were vaccinated with the single short vaccination, had their nails clipped and had a mini check-over and a dose of Panacur. The bill was £115, which was a bit of a shock. Thank goodness I had a good bit in my vet fund.

Crikey

That would have been about £40 at our vets (plus the cost of the Panacur - I assume they gave you a tube each for them and not just a single dose each?) - they charge us £20 each for the vaccine and would have done the rest as part of the checkup, they don't even charge us an extra consultation fee over the vaccine cost.

I have heard that vets in Scotland are more expensive and so pet insurance is too

Holy moly, Nickie!!!

Molly and Junior had the same in November, minus the panacur, and we were about £75. And I thought we were expensive compared to what others on here have paid for the combi!

Good grief Nickie, that seems very expensive