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Hello dere,
Our human put trail cameras in our catio to see what we are doing, and well in this photo I am watching some birdies outside the catio. Our human, Mom, puts bird seed out there to attract them, so that we can be entertained.
Loves you to the moon and back,
Ruger.
Hi!
For those of you that don't know, Ruger and me have a catio that we get to spend time in on the good days. During the summer we can only stay out for four or five hours, because it gets so hot here in Central California.
Anyway, here is a photo of me in the catio, taking a long stretch after a nap.
Love you bunches,
Tippi.
Similar to the waiting area question, what is the parking situation?
The next thing to consider, if you have selected a veterinary clinic that you will visit rather than a vet who visits you, is the waiting area.
This tuesday afternoon we got some food delivered to the clinic.
The other day I sat in the window and listened to the birds singinging.
The first thing to consider would be location. How far away from where you are is the office? If the vets are the best in the country but it's a two hour drive to get there, you might want to consider something closer. On the other hand, if the best vet in the country is only a 45 minute drive away, or the only vet in the county is a 45 minute drive, it might be worth the trip.
This series of posts is on questions to consider when choosing a veterinarian. If you have a vet you and your humans like, you don't need to change. But when you do change (for whatever reason, including you or the vet moving to a new area), these are some things to consider and tips on how to find a vet who is a good fit.
Tonight they're setting off the fireworks in our town.
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