Who likes swallowing Clydesdale-sized pills?
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products to kill pill bugs? yes, i like that!
Comments (4)anney, you are wrong. the bugs in my backyard are pill bugs, they roll into balls. they don't eat everything, but they have preference for particular vegetables. so far, i have seen them eating the following vegetables. 1. celery, ( i got them from the market, cut the top off, then just stick the bottom in the soil, they will grow.) i put some mulch around one particular celery root to keep them moisture, but those bugs practically eat the whole thing! so i had to take it out, and put it in the water, hopefully, it will grow roots before i put it back in the soil again. for anyone who doesn't believe me, you can try it yourself. keep it moisture, you will see the result. 2. luffa, loofa; i planted three young seedlings with only two leaves each. i first protected two with those toilet paper rolls. but they are too tall, so i took them out, and i saw some tiny pill bugs eating the leaves. i thought that the plants might be able to grow some chemicals to keep those bugs away. but the next morning, the entire two leaves are all gone, nothing is left! That is when i decide to kill all the pill bugs. as for the other one without the protection, even the stem is gone now, i can't even find a trace of it. 3. Amaranthï¼ those bugs really like those. the mature bugs are too heavy to climb, the tiny young bugs like to eat the stems late at night. they don't eat the leaves, they cut the stems into half. several Amaranth were killed even when they were already growing 5, 6 leaves. 4. cilantro, they will eat the leaves that are close to the ground. 5. radish leaves, they also eat those that are close to the ground. 6. tomato, evil bugs killed two plants by eating the middle of the stems! 7. corn leaves, if you cut some, leave them on the ground, they will eat them all. of course, they don't eat everything. so if you don't plant those particular plants, you would think that they are good for the environment. for example, they don't basil, peas, watermelon, etc. i have personally spent hours handpicked at least 100 bugs in an area probably about two bathtub size. i have a lot of mulch on top of the soil, that is probably another reason why they are growing so well....See MoreDog swallowed toy
Comments (12)This is what happened with my dog. Tuesday morning got up and he was throwing up, and throwing up, went outside and he ate a lot of grass, then threw up some more and he just couldn't get into a comfortable position so I went straight to the vet where they did X-Rays and saw a round foreing object 'sitting' in his lower intestine. They put him on fluids the rest of the day and redid X-rays, hoping the thing could move to the larger intestine but it stayed there so he got surgery the next day. He was at the vet hospital from Tuesday till Saturday afternoon. He's home, doing not too bad. Checking often to see if the incision is o.k. He's on special food 'gastro' for a little while and pills...He has not thrown up and his stools are fine. He had his last pain med last night but I have some more and will see if he needs it. He sleeps a lot and when he wakes up, I go outside for a little walk with him. I arranged for a temporary ramp for him (outdoor backsteps). He needs the e-collar, it must be sore and itchy and I can just imagine how uncomfortable and somewhat still painful and I was thinking how strong there are compared to us. How faster than us they recuperate. We only have a paper cut and it hurts and burns...imagine being opened so long. Here he is with his best friend who missed him quite a lot while he was at the animal hospital:...See MoreAre These Swallows?
Comments (2)Very good picture. I was going to say that but whwo beat me to it. On the farm i live at we have a pair and i like to sit in the one shop where they are and listen to them. I also watch the nest in the rafters and get to see the babies take off from the nest for the first time...See MoreGiving Smudge pills
Comments (60)I have such an open raw emotional spot having gone through this with my over-the-rainbow-bridge cat that I haven't been up to contributing to this thread. But...I am such a huge fan of Smudge [and his Mom] that I must add my best thoughts and wishes for his rapid stabilization/recovery. I'm also a huge supporter of the cat nip therapy. My cat hated...with a very loud passion...anything to do with riding in the car. Of course...there was no way to get her to the vet without the aid of a vehicle...and it broke my heart every time I had to bundle her up and take her. But...it became a little more tolerable for her with the use of cat nip. Her loudly voiced opinions of the entire procedure became farther spaced although they never did cease entirely. She wasn't as susceptible to the over all effects of cat nip as some cats are...but it did help [both of us] in the end. And...yes...I agree cynic. They do forgive. The night before her last trip...while laying in my lap...she sat up...outstretched her paw and patted my face several times. Then went back to sleep. I would never consider declawing an animal so when she reached out her paw to my face...it took all my trust of her not to pull back. I wasn't sure whether her claws were extended or not. They were not...and her paw felt softer than I'd ever remembered. I choose to believe that it was her way of forgiving...and of saying goodbye. We'd been through a lot together. I don't think she wanted to leave but she'd contracted pancreatic cancer...and like my deceased husband who died of the same malady...she'd reached the end of her days....See More- last year
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